In 1895, the dear departed Punch magazine published one of its most famous cartoons which was titled "True Humility" but soon popularly renamed "The Curate's Egg." It pictured a bishop entertaining a young, mild mannered clergyman at breakfast with the bishop, who said to the curate, "I'm afraid you've gotten a bad egg." Aware of the bishop's power, the young man replied, "Oh, no My Lord, it's very good in parts."
In light of the current electoral situation, this venerable cartoon came to mind. I visualized Anderson Cooper asking Donald Trump, "and how do you feel about women?" With the Donald replying, "I truly love them; indeed, I find them very good in parts." Not "humility" of course, but apparently not his usual dissimulation.
Robert Burnham Ludwig, Nottingham