“She was the worst we ever had. She was a winner, and she gained a massive amount of weight.”
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Washington, D.C.—Today, Correct The Record Communications Director Elizabeth Shappell released the following statement on Donald Trump’s speech on his childcare plan in Aston, Pennsylvania: Donald Trump’s Backwards Rhetoric and Practices On Working Women And Sexual Harassment Donald Trump: “I think that putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing.” “I think that putting […]
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MEMORANDUM TO: Interested Parties FROM: Jennifer Granholm, Senior Advisor, Correct The Record DATE: October 9, 2016 RE: Trump’s Record, Policies and Treatment of Women Have Always Been Awful Tonight, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will take the stage for the second general election presidential debate. While the focus is rightfully on the fallout resulting from […]
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Yesterday, Jeb Bush revealed his extreme women’s health agenda: defund, defund, defund. At the Southern Baptist Forum, Jeb Bush mused, “I’m not sure we need half a billion dollars for women’s health issues.” Out of touch? Yup. Out of date? Certainly. Out of line with the rest of the GOP? Not in the slightest. Jeb’s […]
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Rand Paul’s Problem With Women
BACKGROUND: This week, Republican Presidential aspirant Rand Paul got into yet another testy exchange with a female reporter, lecturing NBC anchor Savannah Guthrie on how to conduct an interview. This isn’t the first instance of Rand Paul having an angry and condescending interview with a female reporter. Rand Paul shushed CNBC reporter Kelly Evans during […]
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BACKGROUND: Hillary Clinton gave a speech on Tuesday, February 24th to the tech community in Silicon Valley where she laid out her vision for the future and discussed some of the most pressing issues facing America and the world today. Here are some highlights from the speech, in Hillary’s own words: The Economy: “We have […]
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“The potential within every person to learn, discover and embrace the world around them, the potential to join freely with others to shape their communities and their societies so that every person can find fulfillment and self-sufficiency, the potential to share life’s beauties and tragedies, laughter and tears with the people we love – that potential is sacred.”
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Hillary Clinton made promoting women’s rights a signature part of her tenure as Secretary of State. She elevated their role in peacekeeping efforts and helped inaugurate Georgetown’s Institute for Women, Peace, and Security.