Evan McMullin認証済みアカウント

1. Read and learn the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Know that our basic rights are inalienable.

2. Identify and follow many credible sources of news. Be very well informed and learn to discern truth from untruth.

3. Watch every word, decision and action of Trump and his administration extremely closely, like we have never done before in America.

5. Support journalists, artists, academics, clergy and others who speak truth and who inform, inspire and unite us.

6. Build bridges with Americans from the other side of the traditional political spectrum and with members of diverse American communities.

7. Defend others who may be threatened by Trump even if they don't look, think or believe like us. An attack on one is an attack on all.

8. Organize online and in person with other Americans who understand the danger Trump poses and who are also willing to speak up.

@briankoppelman Read all ten of @Evan_McMullin suggestions. Very smart and on point. Be prepared for our dangerous future.

@tonyschwartz @briankoppelman @Evan_McMullin what's #4?

@wycats @tonyschwartz @briankoppelman It's on my page. For some reason, it didn't link properly in the thread.

@Evan_McMullin @briankoppelman He hasn't promised to be a Authoritarian we had Executive Order Obama

@katmancon @Evan_McMullin @briankoppelman Can't defend Trump, must bring up Obama.

@joe_nca not to mention way less EOs than other presidents

@learninlife You're ignoring the black Democrat outrage coefficient though.

@joe_nca what do you mean

@learninlife It's totally different when a black Democrat does it instead of when a white Republican does. So it just -seems- like way more!

@joe_nca oh ...well yeah ...the fictional multiplier ...a similar one is used for criticizing entitlement programs