Trump called the "neurotic" and "crazy" chairman of the Democrats

The main contender for nomination among Republicans Donald Trump delivered an angry tirade against the chairman of the Democratic National Committee Debbie Wasserman-Schultz.

“This woman is terrible,” Trump said in an interview with Siriux XM radio, having previously criticized his own Republican Party for its handling of candidate debates.

But Wasserman Schultz, a longtime ally of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic front-runner for the upcoming presidential election, was not so lucky.

Among the epithets Trump used to describe her were “crazy” and “extremely neurotic” woman.

The Democratic Committee has already responded to the statement of Donald Trump, accusing the candidate of sexism.

Recall that in August, a businessman has already been criticized for sexist comments. Then the victim of attacks from Trump Fox News journalist Magin Kelly.

Trump said Kelly asked him pointed questions during a televised debate because she was menstruating, saying the journalist's eyes were "bloodshot, blood was coming out of her everywhere."

Among other things, leading asked Trump a question about why voters should vote for a man who called women "fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals."

In the camp of the Democrats, Trump’s tirade against Debbie Wasserman-Schulz was tied up with the general line of the Republican Party regarding women and issues that affect women and their families.

"Whether it's trying to get between them [women] and their doctor, or opposing equal pay for women's and men's work, or using slurs, the Republican Party is anti-women," said DNA spokeswoman Kylie Hanson.

In addition, Donald Trump accused Wasserman-Schulz of obvious support for ex-Secretary of State Clinton’s candidacy for the nomination. Some Democrats previously criticized the chairman of the party committee for limiting the number of debates.

According to Trump, thanks to Wasserman Schultz, Hillary Clinton receives "most favored nation treatment."