Newt Gingrich played the personal-attack card in that interview, directing comments at Megyn Kelly as a person: "You are fascinated with sex, and you don't care about public policy ... that's what I get out of watching you tonight." Then, like a bully, Gingrich challenged Kelly to say something that he wanted her to say, "Say, 'Bill Clinton, sexual predator' ... I dare you <smirk> ... <smirk> Try saying it." Ad hominem attack? Bullying? Those are classic examples of losing one's temper. Or, as Kelly accurately observed, "anger issues." Actually, Gingrich could learn from Kellyanne Conway how to keep one's composure during an interview while at the same time advancing her candidate's campaign. Conway is frustrating as hell to watch because she does not answer the questions posed by the interviewers, but she gets her points across - with a smile -- without attacking anyone personally. These old white guys could learn a lot from women if they'd put their d***s away and shut their mouths.