We Have More Power Than Trump Wants Us To Believe — Here’s What You Can Do
There are things every one of us can do in our daily lives to help ensure free and fair elections — and, in doing so, limit Trump’s power. Here is the list.

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There are things every one of us can do in our daily lives to help ensure free and fair elections — and, in doing so, limit Trump’s power. Here is the list.
It sounds like Trump’s idea of protecting women is limiting their rights to preserve his own grip on power.
Collective action is the only force capable of meeting an authoritarian movement with equal resolve.
This weekend you can join a “Hands Off” rally — or one of the 1,100+ events to show Trump and Musk that this country doesn’t belong to them.
Sen. Cory Booker stood on the floor of the U.S. Senate for 25 hours and 5 minutes, speaking about the threat Donald Trump poses to our democracy.
The biggest reason for long-term optimism is the most obvious: people are finding their voices. Please use yours.
It seems that everyone is afraid — afraid that Donald Trump will target them next, afraid that Elon Musk may single them out on his social media platform.
The second Trump administration is underway, and conservative officials across the country appear emboldened.
The civic process goes beyond simply casting a ballot; it involves understanding the issues at stake and actively participating in our communities.
The most common question I receive is how everyday citizens can help in the fight for democracy. Here are ten things all of us can do.
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