Trump uses the word "nasty" as a not so subtle dog whistle for his racist base.

[Snake Plissken]

I was trying to remember who else besides Trump refers to Black people as "nasty"

and then it came to me ... the prototypical female Trump supporter.

[Bucky]

1. Why did he even stay around?

Other than entertainment, of course.

[exboyfil]

2. Definitely misogyny

It is his go to (see Hillary Clinton in 2016). It does seem to be worse for women of color though.

[Nitram]

3. Trump doesn't use the word "nasty" as a racist dog whistle. After all, He labeled Hillary Clinton

nasty a long time ago. Trump uses the word as a dog whistle for strong, experienced, confident, and knowledgeable women that scare phony, cowardly white men.

[SiliconValley_Dem]

4. no--it's mostly his go to word when describing string women

like Elizabeth Warren, Hillary Clinton, Kamala Harris and others.

[pwb]

5. When he says nasty I think of his breath and ass.

He is a pig.

[jcgoldie]

6. Its mostly a sexist thing

Started with Hillary then Nancy and Liz now Kamala... it means "uppity b---h who don't know her role."

[mantis49]

7. It's misogyny.

He has labeled many women as nasty. Hillary was one.

[tanyev]

8. I learned from Mary's book that Fred used that word for women, too.

In the prologue Mary writes that she had taken a leave of absence from Tufts University and after a year she went to her grandfather and asked for permission to go back to school.

He looked up at me and said, "That's stupid. What do you want to do that for? Just go to trade school and become a receptionist."

"Because I want to get my degree." I must have said it with a hint of annoyance, because my grandfather narrowed his eyes and looked at me for a second as if reevaluating me. The corner of his mouth lifted in a sneer, and he laughed. "That's nasty," he said.