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Trump prepares for Gettysburg address unveiling 'first 100 days' agenda – and his aides say Hillary is just 'waiting out the clock'
PUBLISHED: 04:56 GMT, 22 October 2016 | UPDATED: 05:09 GMT, 22 October 2016
Donald Trump will plant a flag on hallowed ground Saturday morning by laying out near the Gettysburg National Battlefield what he would do in his first 100 days as President of the United States.
The Civil War location, a senior campaign aide told reporters on a Friday night conference call, has great significance: 'Gettysburg was the moment when the war turned.'
And he aims to enter the campaign's final two weeks by making 'a closing pitch to voters.'
Donald Trump will lay out an agenda for his first 100 days as President of the United States – if he can win – with a Saturday morning speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
'Gettysburg was the moment when the war turned,' a senior campaign aide said Friday night when asked why the team chose the Civil War town for his policy address
The Republican nominee's campaign said he will unveil a list of at least 10 major policy proposals, in teleprompter-driven remarks designed to reinforce his image as a can-do executive with laser-focused goals.
Democrat Hillary Clinton, the aide snarked, can't articulate her policy goals because her donors haven't yet told her what to think.
'Secretary Clinton has no core,' the aide charged, quoting a Democratic aide in a hacked email recently released by WikiLeaks.
'Her policies are determined by the checks that are given to her, and nothing else. And of course no one actually disagrees with that. Everyone understands that she's a special-interest-driven candidate.'
The aide described Saturday's event, added to the calendar on Friday afternoon, as 'our chance to lay out a positive vision for the country, from Mr. Trump, about what he's going to do in his first 100 days in office, and how he's going to go about doing it.'
Another Trump aide said Hillary Clinton's campaign is 'sitting on their lead' and 'waiting out the clock' instead of offering policy specifics
The aide said Trump and Clinton are 'running two different campaigns in the home stretch'
Clinton won't follow suit – 'she can't even go there' – the aide predicted, 'because she doesn't even know what checks she's going to get between now and when she would hypothetically be elected.'
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- Trump aides preview 'first 100 days' agenda speech with press conference call but offer zero specifics
- Speech will come Saturday morning at 11:00 EDT in Gettysburg, PA
- One aide says the Civil War battlefield site is appropriate because 'Gettysburg was the moment when the war turned'
- Another compared Trump's agenda to the 1994 'Contract with America' that helped Republicans win the House of Representatives in 1994
- Expected themes include immigration, regulatory reform, tax cuts and border security
- But campaign staff promised some 'new material'
PUBLISHED: 04:56 GMT, 22 October 2016 | UPDATED: 05:09 GMT, 22 October 2016
Donald Trump will plant a flag on hallowed ground Saturday morning by laying out near the Gettysburg National Battlefield what he would do in his first 100 days as President of the United States.
The Civil War location, a senior campaign aide told reporters on a Friday night conference call, has great significance: 'Gettysburg was the moment when the war turned.'
And he aims to enter the campaign's final two weeks by making 'a closing pitch to voters.'
Donald Trump will lay out an agenda for his first 100 days as President of the United States – if he can win – with a Saturday morning speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
'Gettysburg was the moment when the war turned,' a senior campaign aide said Friday night when asked why the team chose the Civil War town for his policy address
The Republican nominee's campaign said he will unveil a list of at least 10 major policy proposals, in teleprompter-driven remarks designed to reinforce his image as a can-do executive with laser-focused goals.
Democrat Hillary Clinton, the aide snarked, can't articulate her policy goals because her donors haven't yet told her what to think.
'Secretary Clinton has no core,' the aide charged, quoting a Democratic aide in a hacked email recently released by WikiLeaks.
'Her policies are determined by the checks that are given to her, and nothing else. And of course no one actually disagrees with that. Everyone understands that she's a special-interest-driven candidate.'
The aide described Saturday's event, added to the calendar on Friday afternoon, as 'our chance to lay out a positive vision for the country, from Mr. Trump, about what he's going to do in his first 100 days in office, and how he's going to go about doing it.'
Another Trump aide said Hillary Clinton's campaign is 'sitting on their lead' and 'waiting out the clock' instead of offering policy specifics
The aide said Trump and Clinton are 'running two different campaigns in the home stretch'
Clinton won't follow suit – 'she can't even go there' – the aide predicted, 'because she doesn't even know what checks she's going to get between now and when she would hypothetically be elected.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...Hillary-just-waiting-clock.html#ixzz4NpRxwQVI
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