Christine Quinn

The president-elect of the United States. He has an obligation to denounce it.

As long as it is nonviolent, they have the right to exercise their First Amendment rights, and I applaud people for being active.

You have no supporters. So, this is where really the rubber hits the road and where clearly our campaign has a huge advantage.

The fact that Donald Trump given the elevated position he now has as the Republican nominee would threaten to sue these 12 or 14 women who have come out, alleging very specific sexual assault, to me, is just the biggest, most offensive…

He's not fit to be president if he can't even stay on point on his campaign message, how is he going to negotiate international issues?

It is very unprofessional, very unpresidential, undignified behavior and bad for our democracy.

I think she's going to have a very significant victory over Donald Trump.

This is bad for the country. This isn't good for the office.

Two women doing it is an incredibly brave thing and they should be paid attention to.

It's not a good record, right? And I think Kayleigh is trying to misrepresent the numbers and enlarge the pool trying to make Donald Trump look better.

Today we wants to be the champion of auto workers. But when he actually had a moment where his voice as a CEO and business leader could have been critically helpful, he chose not to.

It is racism on the part of Donald Trump. Nothing else.