What Donald Trump Really Meant When He Said ‘Nasty Woman’
Bitch. He meant bitch. Possibly c**t. Perhaps witch.
Toward the end of Wednesday’s third ― and blessedly final ― presidential debate, Donald Trump interrupted Hillary Clinton’s comments about social security to call her a “nasty woman.”
It was a tacky, hostile and personal insult, but for Trump, it was actually a euphemism of sorts. Women around the world instantly knew what he was really saying.
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After all, “Trump that Bitch” is one of his supporters’ most popular slogans. Calling Clinton a bitch has been a standard practice for Hillary haters for months.
Of course, Clinton’s been a “bitch” for years ― as writer Andi Zeisler pointed out in The New York Times last month ― for changing her last name, for saying she’d rather work than bake cookies, for daring to reform the health care system, for existing.
Let’s be clear why the word is so despicable: Bitch is a gendered slur, meant to shame and silence women who dare speak up for themselves. Trump knows all about it, having publicly called former national security adviser Condoleezza Rice a bitch in a speech in 2006.
More: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-nasty-woman-meaning_us_5808dd6de4b0dd54ce38982f?section=us_women
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Hey Don, we "Bitches" are voting November 8th. Happy to say you will not be leaving the campaign with your balls intact.
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Thank goodness he has some self control. Minimal, though. 
