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The problem with Megyn Kelly is not that she read Trumps words back to him. The problem is that instead of asking a question about immigration policy, or gun policy, or health insurance policy or any policy at all, she chose to ask him why he called Rosie a fat pig...essentially accusing him of misogyny right there on the stage. The man is running for President, not captain of the all America role model team. Kelly injected her slanted feminist-tainted views into a debate about running the country and it while it might be an act of journalism, it was an act of prejudicial yellow journalism.

The Democrat party ran the election of 2010, 2012 and 2014 campaigning against the alleged Republicans war on women. The debate platform was lined with men and one woman seeking to run a Republican campaign which was bound to be criticized for waging war against women. Nothing could be more newsworthy, more relevant or more pertinent to the election chances of the Republicans in general and Donald Trump in particular then a question to establish his liability or immunity from the charge that he was a misogynist.

This is a matter not only of interest to Donald Trump and to Donald Trump supporters but to Republicans who want to see a Republican elected president of the United States. The worst thing that could happen to us is to nominate a man with a skeleton in his closet that causes him to lose the election.

Megan Kelly's line of questioning was fair and it was nothing more than quoting Trump's own words back to him. Indeed, nothing could be more fair.