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The Republicans in Michigan are burning down the house, the neighborhood, the state. Who is going to get burned in the conflagration? Republicans? Democrats? Citizens?

Democracy.

Republicans are slowly, slowly starting to step off the train to CrazyTown. They are taking their own sweet time, though, aren't they?

This may even give Democrats a chance in the Senate run-offs in Georgia.  Stay focused. Together, we are doing the work. 

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp was unhappy having to certify the Georgia results for Biden, so he made sure that everyone else knew it. Kemp is a serving elected official trying to delegitimize the results that didn't go his way.

David's Georgia lectures start on Monday.

Trump and his acolytes throw the political equivalent of a fit, but most Congressional Republicans go along, hoping to hold on to their power.  Democracy is in the balance, and we will stand strong for democracy. 

On this anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln's call for America to live up to its ideals, David is steeled for the new birth of freedom that we are fighting for right now. 

On Tuesday, Republican members of a key Michigan Elections Board refused to certify the votes of Wayne County. When citizens heard about it, they rose up and got the decision reversed in short order. We must stand up daily for democracy, especially in this phase 3 of election season.

The day before Election Day, Barack Obama campaigned in Georgia. What his visit tells us is ALL GOOD. Let's keep our eyes on the Georgia prize. 

Elections are being certified by states this week. We have to keep the pressure on elected officials to be open and transparent. It's even easy. Join our Advocacy work!

This is the planned final "Final Thoughts", daily evening episodes by Charles originally set to run from October 15th - November 15th recapping the day (and the mood) as CP navigates this crazy world we find ourselves in. What better way to bring this period to a close than to end with the person leading us into our next phase for the Georgia run-off election, Maggie Rittenhouse. We learn more about her, talk through the launch of our GA Senate effort, and end with the challenge of the American political environment post-January.

What are we willing to do for a just and inclusive democracy? David talks about the 2020 lessons that we update from Richard Ben Cramer's landmark book on the 1988 presidential campaign, What It Takes.