If there’s anything Donald Trump is not, it’s timid. And his latest remarks about Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s husband Bill, demonstrate once again that this fiery breath of fresh air isn’t afraid to expose the sanctimonious nature of politics in Washington.

After being accused by his embroiled-in-controversy opponent of being sexist towards women, Trump retorted to Hillary that her own husband should be on the chopping block. Bill’s womanizing tendencies aren’t exactly setting a positive example for women’s dignity, as Trump emphasized in his own unique way.

“If Hillary thinks she can unleash her husband, with his terrible record of women abuse, while playing the women’s card on me, she’s wrong!” Trump tweeted.

Hillary had previously spoken to the media about what she says is Trump’s “penchant for sexism,” a low blow considering her own scandalous involvement in the Benghazi disaster. Trump isn’t about to be taken down by such an individual who, if she wasn’t a presidential front-runner and a Clinton, would probably already be in prison.

“Hillary Clinton has announced that she is letting her husband out to campaign, but he’s demonstrated a penchant for sexism — so inappropriate!” Trump also tweeted on another occasion.

Democrat or Republican, people like Trump

Trump’s real penchant is for challenging the political establishment at its own game, often with garish satisfaction and brashness, which is why the mainstream media doesn’t know what to do with him. He isn’t going to be pushed around by the likes of Hillary or anyone else, and for that he continues to command the respect and support of tens of millions of frustrated Americans.

No matter what he says, who he says it to, or how the media responds, Trump’s support base only seems to increase. The American public is tired of business as usual in Washington, and as far as Republican offerings are concerned, Trump is the only candidate who exudes both conviction and legitimacy.

“He’s down to earth and seems to have a lot of common sense, which is lacking,” stated Rebecca Thoeni, a Democrat who once voted for Hillary Clinton, to The Huffington Post.

“I just like him. I think he really stirred the people up. I like how he wants to take back our country. That’s the main thing; it’s our country. And the respect. We’re getting screwed over.”

Trump’s confidence is refreshing

Individuals from across the political spectrum are gaining a renewed sense of hope from Trump, and this real estate mogul-turned-politician knows he’s got an advantage over the others in this regard. No other candidate has near the support he does, despite every attempt by the establishment to take him down.

“I think I’ll have a lot of Democrat[s],” Trump stated in a September interview. “You know, [Ronald] Reagan had Democrats for Reagan, it was a very big group of people and a very big bloc.”

Trump also isn’t afraid to call out his Republican opponents, including Ted Cruz, whom he says “is a total liar.”

“Look, Ted Cruz is a total liar,” Trump recently stated about Cruz’s remark that “A vote for Donald Trump is a vote for Obamacare.”

“I am so against Obamacare,” Trump stated bluntly. “I’ve been saying it for two years in my speeches, I’m going to repeal and replace Obamacare. I don’t even know where he gets this.”

Trump’s support base far exceeds that of any of his Republican opponents. But with Microsoft counting the votes in the recent Iowa caucus – Microsoft endorses Marco Rubio due to his support for the controversial H-1B visa program – it remains to be seen what the final outcome will be.

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Sources for this article include:
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