LET’S CELEBRATE
Strategy Briefing and slide deck! Text Arcade to AZ!
It’s the season to celebrate and give thanks.
Not because everything is right in the world. It clearly is not. But despite the news and the continuing tragedies and injustices still to be faced we have so much to be thankful for. We celebrate, not because we’ve arrived, but because we are still able to fight!
Let’s celebrate Democratic wins in 2018, 2020, 2022 and so many just this year (CO, FL, IL, KY, LA, NJ, OH, VA, WI)! Let’s celebrate Biden’s accomplishments that are so numerous it’s best just to link to them HERE. Let’s celebrate the healthiest grassroots activist corps in the history of America. Let’s celebrate Dark Brandon showing up yesterday in Colorado to throw shade on Boebert for touting legislation she voted against. Let’s celebrate Rosalynn Carter’s inspiring life of public service and love.
Let’s celebrate our family and friends and the strangers who let us merge into traffic.
Let’s celebrate all of you – you donors and volunteers who have been wholly responsible for the soon-to-be-five-years of amazing partisan voter registration successes. Come celebrate with us December 5th HERE!
Let’s celebrate every newly registered Democratic voter that heard our messages of hope – in a postcard, or text, or email, or on the phone, or in person. (If you celebrate each one for just one second you’ll still be celebrating a month from now! Need the math on that? Watch the Post-Election Strategy Briefing recording directly below.)
I’m very thankful I get to work at Field Team 6 with all of you. Let’s do the joyful work together to win it all in 2024. I can’t wait to celebrate that too!
– Dale Roy Robinson, COO, Field Team 6
Here are two things (among the many, many options) to do coming up this next week and beyond:
#1 - Anytime, watch the Post-Election Strategy Briefing recording HERE. You can download a pdf of the slide deck HERE.
#2 - Tuesday, Dec 7 3p PT PT Text Arcade to Arizona Because Manchin is out, we need Ruben Gallego even more! (you chip in $25 and send 1400 texts. Super effective. Cheaper than postcarding (1400 would be $1302-ish!)
By the way, re: the poll above: It doesn’t allow a 6th option, which would have been “All of the above.”