Black Lives Matter a ‘radical movement’ & other Dems talking points revealed by Guccifer 2.0
RT,
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August, 2016
Hacker
‘Guccifer 2.0’ has been a thorn in the side of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign Committee after he says he broke into their
computers. Now he has released several internal memos, including one
calling Black Lives Matter a “radical movement.”
In
a memorandum to fellow DCCC staff members from last November, Troy
Perry outlined the background and demands of the Black Lives Matter
movement.
“Presidential
candidates have struggled to respond to tactics of the Black Lives
Matter movement,” Perry wrote. “While
there has been little engagement with House candidates, candidates
and campaign staff should be prepared.”
He
then warns staffers that the document is for internal use only.
“This
document should not be emailed or handed to anyone outside of the
building,” he wrote. “Please only give campaign staff these best
practices in meetings or over the phone.”
In
the background section, Perry refers to BLM as a “radical movement
to end ‘anti-black racism’.”
He
then outlines tactics for staffers in dealing with BLM, including
meeting with local activists, providing a point person, and being a
partner by leading “from behind.”
“However,
BLM activists don’t want their movement co-opted by the Democrat
Party,” Perry wrote. “They are leary of politicians who hijack
their message to win campaigns.”
“Do
not say ‘all lives matter’ nor mention ‘black on black crime’,”
he added, because both terms are “viewed as red herring attacks,”
and such a response “will garner additional media scrutiny and only
anger BLM activists.”
“This
is the worst response,” he added.
Perry
no longer works for the DCCC, and is now a member of the campaign for
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, according to his
Twitter profile.
The
BLM memo was one of ten total documents “related to immigration,
Hispanics, BLM, Islam and other issues” that came from “a folder
from the [sic] Nancy Pelosi’s PC”released by Guccifer 2.0 on
Wednesday. Pelosi is the House minority leader.
The
memo about Hispanics was written by DCCC Executive Director Kelly
Ward to DCCC Chair Steve Israel of New York ahead of a Congressional
Hispanic Caucus BOLD Political Action Committee weekly breakfast in
October, 2013. While much of the document covers background minutiae,
Ward does discuss several sore points that the CHC has with the
congressional committee.
The
biggest problem is the “lack of Hispanic staff at the DCCC,
particularly at senior levels,” she wrote, noting several ways in
which the committee is addressing their concern, including asking
Israel to acknowledge the work of the DCCC’s CHC liason, “who has
played a critical role in our Hispanic outreach efforts this cycle.”
Ward also asked him to mention open positions with the committee.
Another
concern was about Hispanic candidates during that election cycle.
“CHC
members are divided on their support of DCCC’s Candidate Mayor Pete
Aguilar (CA-31). It is in your talking points to acknowledge their
divided support for Baca/Aguilar,” she wrote. “The CHC Members
might ask you about Luz Robles, UT-02 Latina candidate. DCCC’s
political team has been in contact with CHC BOLD PAC staff regarding
this race, although it is not a competitive district.”
Hacker strikes again, posts congressional Democrats’ passwords http://on.rt.com/7mhk
Much
of the rest of the document dump is filled with “inside politics”
type talking points or fundraising goals. This stands in stark
contrast to Guccifer 2.0’s last leak in mid-August, which included
the DCCC’s password lists, cell phone numbers and many campaign
documents.
Pelosi
said she received “obscene” phone calls after that release,
Bloomberg Politics reported.
“I
have received scores of mostly obscene and sick calls, voicemails and
text messages,” Pelosi wrote in a letter to party members. “Please
be careful not to allow your children or family members to answer
your phone.”
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