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TRUMP ON THE ATTACK – AT 11:54 A.M. ET:  It's no secret that I'm no big fan of Donald Trump.  He has some good instincts, and ideas, but his vulgarity simply turns me off.  We don't have royalty in America, so we depend on the president to be the "good steward," and behave accordingly. 

However, one positive thing about Trump is that he, or his representatives, will say what others dread to say, and some of these things need saying.  Consider this, from The Hill: 

Donald Trump’s campaign is escalating its war of words with Hillary Clinton, claiming that the Democratic front-runner bullied women to hide her husband’s “sexist secrets” and accusing her campaign of “acting like 9-year-old little girls.”

In an interview late Wednesday on CNN, Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson unloaded on Clinton and her campaign, returning fire after Clinton condemned Trump’s “penchant for sexism.”

“What you have on Hillary Clinton’s side are a bunch of people, including women — liberal women — who want to run around talking about the war on women,” Pierson said. “They want to burn their bras and complain about equal pay and be treated as men, and the second they get criticized for anything they start acting like 9-year-old little girls.”

And...

“But Hillary Clinton has some nerve to talk about the war on women and the bigotry toward women when she has a serious problem in her husband.”

At a rally on Tuesday, Clinton declined to address the controversy with Trump directly, but said voters “shouldn’t let anybody bully his way into the presidency.”

In a personal attack, Pierson on Wednesday said Clinton is the bully.

“What’s interesting about this, this notion of being bullied is, I mean, I can think of quite a few women that have been bullied by Hillary Clinton to hide her husband’s misogynist, sexist secrets,” Pierson said.

COMMENT:  She is correct.  And why is Hillary so silent about the unspeakable treatment of women in much of the Muslim world?  Guess speaking out would violate the approved "narrative."

The gender card may not work this time because of Clinton's own hypocrisy.  There is only so much of her phoniness that the country can take. 

December 27, 2015