Women, taxes, impersonations: last that bothers Donald Trump

public insults women and sexual harassment dark, covered like his tax return. A exmayordomo threatening President Barack Obama or impersonation. The Republican candidate Donald Trump has had to get defensive after a week in which the press has not stopped to remove dirt from her closet.

Trump and his "girls"

Trump has no qualms about publicly ranting against women who question it is something that has proven time and again. Since it is a presidential candidate, he has insulted one of the moderators star fetish chain conservatives, Megyn Kelly, the only woman who ran for the Republican nomination, Carly Fiorina, and wife of Ted Cruz, his arch rival in the presidential race, Heidi. Trump, married to a former model and for years has organized the Miss Universe contest, he mocked some physical aspect of these women. What now says The New York Times is also privately attitude playboy tycoon with an air of the opposite sex it has been more than questionable for decades. It is not something new: for years that stories of alleged sexual harassment and verbal abuse against women magnate published. But the New York newspaper now assembles all on an image that comes to give chills. And it also shows the Trump ultraconservative stance when it comes to their wives. For Trump, the "ideal woman" was his mother, who did not work and that "always understood" and a husband who worked nonstop and could disrupt any plan at any time if the work demanded him settled. A paradox is that Trump has not hesitated to place in high places of business women, including his then-wife Ivana Trump. But dealing with them, she remembers the day, no longer condescending and even humiliating. Trump himself defined in 1997 in one of his books, The Art of the Comeback, the paper considers should have a wife of his: "My big mistake was to take Ivana her role as a woman and allow direct one of my casinos ( ...) the problem was that I just wanted to talk about work. I will never give a wife responsibilities in my business. " Trump's response to the article has been accusing him, in a tweet, not to interview women who helped and launch a challenge: "Why do not you write the Times the true story of the Clintons and women?"