"Bimbo, dog, fat pig," they say.
Before the nominating contests in Ohio and Utah, Our Principles released a scathing one-minute ad that shows women repeating some of Mr. Trump's descriptions of women, including "bimbo," "dog" and "fat pig". "This is how Donald Trump talks about our mothers, our sisters, our daughters," the ad says.
Other examples of ugliness include the terms he's used to describe women — "bimbo," "dog" — and Mexican immigrants: "criminals, drug dealers, rapists".
I was breaking all connections to my former existence: colleagues, clients, acquaintances, friends, bimbos, dogs, family and children, and annihilating my fortune in the process".
In it, Betty Boop's dog, Bimbo, is trapped in an underground labyrinth by a character who looks suspiciously like a demonic Mickey Mouse (evil Mickeys were common in early Fleischer cartoons).
By the time Betty became the star of her own series in 1932, she had become a recognizably human figure whose closest associates remained, mysteriously, a dog (Bimbo) and a circus clown (Koko) who had appeared in previous Fleischer films.
Now that the Speaker has adopted Mr. Clinton's poll-tested, Soccer-Mom-approved politics as well, his makeover into a plausible Presidential candidate apparently awaits only a fresh bimbo eruption and a new dog.
In a few works, including "Alarmed Dog Encountering Pink!" and "Post-Feminist Bimbo," he reminds us that feminism can have a place in the work of male artists.
Donald Trump has publicly called women fat pigs, dogs, and bimbos, and loves to rate them on a 1 to 10 scale -- women who are flat chested are out of luck.
Trump, of course, has been nothing more than a serial sexist when it comes to his constant attacks on women: He has called women "ugly," "fat," "dogs," "slobs," "bimbos," "extremely unattractive," ad infinitum, all leading up to his allegation this weekend that Kelly was menstruating during the Republican presidential primary debate Thursday tonight.
Betty Boop was initially drawn as a dog, and cast as the girlfriend of another Fleischer character, Bimbo.
