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Say you’re ready to make sure he’ll never, ever be president

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Donald Trump incites violence, anger and resentment Friend -- The descriptions of Trump’s rally

Donald Trump incites violence, anger and resentment Friend -- The descriptions of Trump’s rally in Greensboro earlier this week are horrifying: A crowd chanting, “Build that wall!” An audience refusing to clap for a call for unity with the LGBT community. A group of six men following a protester out of the venue to intimidate him. Confederate flags everywhere. A vendor selling t-shirts that say “Trump that Bitch.” This isn’t just politics as usual. Donald Trump isn’t just any Republican nominee -- he’s inciting violence, and his rallies are hotbeds of anger and resentment. And if this is how he runs his campaign -- imagine how he’d run our country. This is what we’re dealing with. Trump is a toxic threat to the very values we stand for. Chip in, get a free sticker, and say you’re ready to make sure he’ll never, ever be our president: Thank you -- we’re in this together. Christina Christina Reynolds Deputy Communications Director Hillary for America Donald Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee. This is the only team that can stop him -- chip in $1 to help take Trump on: Paid for by Hillary for America, a grassroots campaign of 1.3 million donors committed to electing Hillary Clinton (and keeping Donald Trump out of the White House). Contributions or gifts to Hillary for America are not tax deductible. This email was sent to {EMAIL}. This is your campaign, so if you have thoughts on anything at all, just [click here] to send us a message! If you'd like more information on key policies, visit [hillaryclinton.com/issues]. Getting emails from Hillary for America is one of the best ways to stay in touch with this campaign, but if you really want to scale back, click [here] to receive less email and click [here] to unsubscribe. There are other ways to stay involved -- be sure to follow the campaign on [Facebook], [Twitter], and [Instagram]. Puedes encontrar más información sobre la campaña de Hillary en español [aquí]. If you're still reading this, you must be a really dedicated Hillary supporter. [Yee-haw for you]! Thanks so much for doing everything you can to elect Hillary Clinton as our next president. Hillary for America, P.O. Box 5256, New York, NY 10185 [Privacy Policy]

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