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What is the main
message?
How would you tell your mom?

Day of Action: Sept 6

What do we want the press to take away?
What do we want the public to understand?
What’s the main point?
What do you tell your mom?

Day of Action: Sept 6

Safety
Economy
Values
What else?

Put the strongest ﬁrst
Let your best argument shine

Day of Action: Sept 6

Safety
Economy
Values
Which is the best argument?
What order do the rest go in?

Day of Action: Sept 6

What are some ways we could get off-message?
Which issues should we avoid talking about?

Day of Action: Sept 6
Who will be affected?
What happens to politicians who attack immigrants?
What happens to states?
What happens to business and workers?
What happens to police?
To communities?

Day of Action: Sept 6

Martinez is wrong and misguided. = good
Martinez is a vendida. = bad

Emphasize win-win
They are more acceptable to all

Day of Action: Sept 6

What solutions can we provide?
What’s best for everyone?

Your mission
...if you choose to accept it

Day of Action: Sept 6

Let’s practice:
What’s the main point?
What’s the strongest points, in order?
What solutions can we offer?

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Talking points

1. Talking Points For The Press

2. What is the main message? How would you tell your mom?

3. Day of Action: Sept 6 What do we want the press to take away? What do we want the public to understand? What’s the main point? What do you tell your mom?

4. Short and Sweet 〮Think 〮Bullet 〮Points

5. Day of Action: Sept 6 Safety Economy Values What else?

6. Put the strongest ﬁrst Let your best argument shine

7. Day of Action: Sept 6 Safety Economy Values Which is the best argument? What order do the rest go in?

8. Stick to the point Don’t get distracted

9. Day of Action: Sept 6 What are some ways we could get off-message? Which issues should we avoid talking about?

10. Provide examples Who will be affected?

11. Day of Action: Sept 6 Who will be affected? What happens to politicians who attack immigrants? What happens to states? What happens to business and workers? What happens to police? To communities?

12. Stay professional No names, no blames

13. Day of Action: Sept 6 Martinez is wrong and misguided. = good Martinez is a vendida. = bad

14. Emphasize win-win They are more acceptable to all

15. Day of Action: Sept 6 What solutions can we provide? What’s best for everyone?

16. Your mission ...if you choose to accept it

17. Day of Action: Sept 6 Let’s practice: What’s the main point? What’s the strongest points, in order? What solutions can we offer?

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