Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) shamelessly embraced Donald Trump's phrase "nasty woman" during a Hillary Clinton campaign event in New Hampshire on Monday. Days after Trump called Clinton a "nasty woman" at the third presidential debate, Warren broke it to Trump that women — particularly "nasty women" — have "had it with guys like you." And unfortunately for Trump, Warren said, "nasty women vote."
Warren's news might be a rude awakening for Trump, who recently claimed that he's doing far better with women than the "inaccurate" polls show. Watch Warren rally all the "nasty women," below. Becca Stanek
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