(CNN) -- Every syllable that could have possibly been uttered on Rosen v. Romney, the latest offshoot of the demonstrably dopey Democrat-fabricated "War on Women" has already been said. So this post is not a reiteration of what every common-sense person knows, regardless of their party affiliation: First and foremost: Ann Romney is a quiet hero, a woman of indomitable fortitude and the epitome of a proud and productive modern woman; (2) President Barack Obama's policies hurt women equally, if not worse than, all Americans. (3) Whether they work in or out of the home, women have more contact with the real-world everyday problems the president's policies have made worse -- from the rising cost of daily staples -- including but not limited to, energy, groceries and health care premiums -- to the plummeting value of their homes and retirement, to a job-stifling recovery with the velocity of a belly crawl.
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Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen said Ann Romney had never worked a day in her life
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Rosen apologized, and Obama campaign quickly dissociated itself from her remarks
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Mary Matalin: Rosen right to apologize, but ferocity of campaign response excessive
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She says White House should have given Rosen time to apologize on her own
What has been less explored is how @placeholder Democrats and apparatchiks lack a fundamental ethic of good campaigns, (not to mention, good people): loyalty and dare I say it ... fairness.