The Kind-Hearted Smart Aleck

Donald Trump has long struggled with the women's vote. Heck, that goes for the GOP in general. The Republican Party hasn't won the women's vote since 1988 when George H.W. Bush won that demographic by 2-points. In the six elections since then, Democrats have won the women's vote by a combined 61-points (average of 10.2-points per). With the Democratic Party featuring the first woman presidential nominee in this country's history, in conjunction with Trump's long history of sexist remarks, Clinton's current lead among women is 23-points. Given Trump's most recent move, it now appears as though he wants to expand that gap. In the past few weeks, there have been an increased number of reports of Roger Ailes sexually harassing women with whom he's worked. That number is up to at least 20. So what does Donald Trump decide to do after Ailes gets forced out of Fox News? Hire Ailes as an adviser to aid him in the coming debates with the first female presiden...

Until the NFL completes its investigation on the Miami Dolphins and offensive linemen Richie Incognito and Jonathan Martin, I won't be commenting on the case directly. However, in light of the stories coming out about the Dolphins, I have found some of the public's commentary regarding it to be quite disturbing and thought I'd comment on that. While I don't feel it's wise for me to fully conclude on the matter yet, the story has caught my attention; I've read several articles about it and have also read people's comments below the articles. Many of the comments read as follows: - "Be a man! Stand up for yourself!" - "Crying home to mommy again, I see..." - "Punch him in the face!" - "Fight!" - "You're, what, 300 lbs.? Get into the guy's face and take care of it!" - "This is football! Be a real man!" - "Pansy!" - "Deal with him and he won'...

In light of Mitt Romney's tax returns being released and Jon Stewart presenting a segment on "The Daily Show" regarding this bit of news, I read many conservatives talk about how much of a hypocrite Stewart is, because he is a millionaire and is just like Romney in that regard. While it's true that Stewart does make a lot of money, he also pays 35% taxes as opposed to Romney's 13.9%. Stewart also has stated he agrees with the proposed tax hike on the wealthiest in this country from 35% to 39.6%. In addition to this, Stewart is not running for president. Romney is currently unemployed, raked in $47 million only to pay 13.9% in taxes and is running for the highest office in the land. Stewart is a comedian who makes a great deal of money, pays 35% in taxes and is not running for political office of any kind. There's quite a difference there... Nice try, though...

Whether or not the sexual harassment allegations against GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain are true, I still find his recent comment to the media rather humorous. After saying time and time again he wouldn't answer any questions regarding the allegations, Cain said, "What part of no don't some people understand?" If the allegations are indeed true, perhaps the guy was talking to himself just as a reminder for future reference. Oh, Herman... I think I could go the sports commentator Chris Berman route with Cain and nickname him "Pee Wee" Herman Cain. Makes sense... http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/11/02/8597534-cain-what-part-of-no-dont-some-people-understand

Honestly, I just loved the line for that title. That's really all I have to say at the moment. I have a good feeling that by the end of this week or perhaps next week, we'll all have a bunch of material to work with regarding Herman Cain and his...mmm...letting women know that he's willing to deliver his extra large sausage pizza into their oven anytime. Vote Cain 2012 - Size matters. Clinton just had a thin cigar. He's got the thick crust.

So, Donald Trump went on a rant claiming that comedian Jon Stewart was racist in his portrayal of GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain the other night. Here's the clip: http://tv.msn.com/tv/article.aspx?news=679986 Anything? Anything? Naw. Jon Stewart poked fun at a Republican presidential candidate, who happens to be black. He wasn't poking fun at the candidate for being black. There is a difference. Stewart has poked fun at President Obama, Vice President Biden, former President and Vice President Bush and Cheney, Bill and Hillary Clinton, etc. Name a politician and there's a decent chance that at one point or another Stewart has poked fun at him or her. Best of luck winning this battle, Mr. Trump. In all the years I've been watching "The Daily Show," I've learned one thing - Do not mess with Mr. Stewart. Just ask Jim Cramer, Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly. Enjoy the show the next few nights here, Trumpy. In the meantime, why don't you go on ...