Rough Draft bookstore in Kingston, New York, passed this comment on Mr Trump’s opinion of the developing world [Image: Michele Filgate, from indy100.com].

I’m guessing they’d be offended by both. Am I right?

The damage is done – and all because Donald couldn’t do the decent thing.

Or at least, he couldn’t say it.

Donald Trump did not use the term “s***hole” to describe developing countries during a meeting on immigration, instead using the word “s***house”, it has been claimed.

The US President provoked a storm of outrage after reports emerged of comments he allegedly made in an Oval Office meeting last week while referring to migrants from Haiti, El Salvador and unspecified African nations.

He was accused of having said “we don’t need more Haitians”, and saying of the African countries: “Why are we having all these people from s***hole countries come here?”

The President has denied he had used the word “s***hole” but admitted being “tough” during the meeting.

Now claims have arisen suggesting he instead said “s***house”.

Source: Donald Trump said ‘s***house’ and not ‘s***hole’, claims White House source | The Independent

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