After Trump's Haiti & Africa comment, how long until he uses the N-word in public?

[yurbud]

He's about three-fourths of the way there.

[TheCowsCameHome]

1. The sooner the better.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

2. Any time now.

[yurbud]

3. I think it will just take the right prompt, Like Jesse Helms on Larry King...

when a caller used it saying, "Hey, I'd just like to thank you for all your work keeping the n*******s down."

And instead of correcting the guy, Helms just said, "You're welcome."

[kimbutgar]

4. I can also see him using the racial slur for Chinese people

[yurbud]

5. He probably already has.

[dawg]

6. Well, when he does ...

Ryan and McConnell will say it was "unfortunate, unhelpful".

[yurbud]

7. it will be a dividing line in GOP pols: those in purple states will have to say that

those in deep red will ask why he waited so long.

[uponit7771]

15. +1

[Azathoth]

8. He's probably used it numerous times around GOP senators

But they conveniently "don't remember."

[geardaddy]

9. He'll say it soon, I think

He can't help himself.

[yurbud]

12. Maybe it will take a black reporter asking him a question that scares him or he can't answer

"Will you be able to survive without servants in prison?"

"Can you find Haiti on a map? Or Africa?"

[geardaddy]

13. Good call.

I could totally see that being the catalyst for him saying it.

[yurbud]

14. or another: can you call yourself a successful businessman if you would have made more...

with your father's money he left you if you had simply put it in an index fund instead of all your failed business ventures?

Should college grads with massive student loans be able to get out of their debt through bankruptcy the way you did your business debts?

[BigDemVoter]

10. I'm 100% certain he and Jefferson Beauregard Sessions use it all the time.

[yurbud]

11. yikes. I hadn't thought of that. That's a mini Klan meeting

though I don't know if they would really accept Trump as a member.

You gotta have some standards.