Subject: Re: Tweet from Christina Reynolds Re: Trump's Latest Comments
From: Adrienne Elrod <[email-masked]>
To: Adrienne Elrod <[email-masked]>
Cc: Alexandria Phillips <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 2015 21:52:06 -0500
List-Id: <toptalkers.hillaryclinton.com>

All -

My apologies. Please *use this version* of the talking points instead:

   - Though Donald Trump has pushed around nearly all of his fellow
   Republicans, Hillary Clinton won't be bullied or distracted by attacks he
   throws at her and former President Clinton.  But when his insults are
   directed at women, immigrants, Asian-Americans, Muslims, the disabled, or
   hard working Americans looking to raise their wages – Hillary Clinton will
   stand up to him, as she has from the beginning.   Donald Trump's words are
   demeaning, his policies are just as destructive.   Hillary Clinton will
   challenge Donald Trump and all the other Republicans who will rip away the
   progress we've made.

   - Trump's latest comments, just like most of his rhetoric on the
   campaign, are offensive and divisive, but they're not surprising. Given his
   lack of understanding or detail on key policy, his dangerous ideas on the
   global stage and his willingness to join the Republican field in undoing
   the progress made when Democrats have the White House, it's clear that
   Trump's comments demeaning others are meant to distract from what he would
   offer America as president.

   - Time and again, Donald Trump has proven that his plan to get elected
   is to bully his way to the White House. That bullying has gotten him press
   and helped his get to the top of the polls, but it will not win the
   presidency. It may win him enough support to get the nomination, but it
   will hurt him in the general election.

   - If this is the type of candidate Republicans want as their nominee,
   Hillary is happy to take them on. Throughout this campaign, Hillary Clinton
   has proved the toughest and most effective at calling out Trump for his
   unacceptable rhetoric--from his dangerous anti-American policies to his
   plans to rip away all of the progress we've made to his offensive and
   bullying remarks about millions of Americans.
   -

On Mon, Dec 28, 2015 at 8:35 PM, Adrienne Elrod <[email-masked]>
wrote:

> All -
>
> Flagging for all of you the following statement Clinton Campaign Deputy
> Communications Director Christina Reynolds tweeted tonight regarding recent
> comments made by Donald Trump.
>
> *Christina Reynolds* ‏@creynoldsnc  <https://twitter.com/creynoldsnc> 2h2
> hours ago <https://twitter.com/creynoldsnc/status/681614120135843840>
>
> Statement on @realDonaldTrump <https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump>'s
> latest attacks:
>
>
> *​The full statement from Reynolds can be read here: *
>
> "Though Donald Trump has pushed around nearly all of his fellow
> Republicans, Hillary Clinton won't be bullied or distracted by attacks he
> throws at her and former President Clinton.  But when his insults are
> directed at women, immigrants, Asian-Americans, Muslims, the disabled, or
> hard working Americans looking to raise their wages – Hillary Clinton will
> stand up to him, as she has from the beginning.   Donald Trump's words are
> demeaning, his policies are just as destructive.   Hillary Clinton will
> challenge Donald Trump and all the other Republicans who will rip away the
> progress we've made."
>
>
>
> *Additional Talking Points Below:*
>
>
>
>    - Trump's latest comments, just like most of his rhetoric on the
>    campaign, are offensive and divisive, but they're not surprising. Given his
>    lack of understanding or detail on key policy, his dangerous ideas on the
>    global stage and his willingness to join the Republican field in undoing
>    the progress made in the last eight years, it's clear that Trump's comments
>    demeaning others are meant to distract from what he would offer America as
>    president.
>
>
>    - Time and again, Trump has proven that his plan to get elected is to
>    bully his way to the White House. That bullying has gotten him press and
>    helped his get to the top of the polls, but it will not win the presidency.
>    It may win him enough support to get the nomination, but it will hurt him
>    in the general election. And refighting the 1990s
>
>
>    - If this is the type of candidate Republicans want as their nominee,
>    Hillary is happy to take them on. Throughout this campaign, Hillary has
>    proved the toughest and most effective at calling out Trump for his
>    unacceptable rhetoric--from his dangerous anti-American policies to his
>    plans to rip away all of the progress we've made to his offensive and
>    bullying remarks about millions of Americans.
>
>
> Adrienne K. Elrod
> Director of Strategic Communications & Amplification
> Hillary For America
> *www.hillaryclinton.com <http://www.hillaryclinton.com>*
> @adrienneelrod
>

-- 

Adrienne K. Elrod
Director of Strategic Communications & Amplification
Hillary For America
*www.hillaryclinton.com <http://www.hillaryclinton.com>*
@adrienneelrod

-- 
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "HRCRapid" group.
To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email-masked].
To post to this group, send email to [email-masked].
For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.