From Women's March Team <[email protected]>
Subject "We're going to have to see what happens.”
Date September 24, 2020 10:57 PM
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[1]Women's March

  

We wish we were making this up,
John.

Here’s what Trump said after he was asked by a reporter yesterday whether
– win or lose – he would commit to a peaceful transfer of power after the
election.

"We're going to have to see what happens.” - Trump

He went on to say: “You know I’ve been complaining very strongly about the
ballots...get rid of the ballots and you’ll have a very peaceful
[transfer]...there won’t be a transfer." This is Trump’s plan, plain and
simple.

Our entire democracy is on the line,
John. We need a national uprising
before the election to signal that we the people demand that our votes be
counted.

[ [link removed] ]Will you commit to march in D.C. on Saturday, October 17th to send an
unmistakable message that women are going to fight for an America for the
many, not the few?

RSVP to march in D.C. on Oct. 17th »

Since we launched the October 17th march on Monday, we’ve been blown away
by the response. We already have over 50,000 people pledged to march and
dozens of events are live on our [ [link removed] ]event map. You don’t want to miss
this.

Trump knows he is losing this election, so he wants to pick and choose who
can vote and how votes will be counted. He hopes that by sowing chaos and
stoking fear, it will stop us from voting at all.

But we’re onto him and we’re counting on us. We are working around the
clock to turn out women voters in record numbers. Together we will make
sure that everyone counts, ensure everyone’s vote is counted, and swear in
a government of, by, and for the people.

We will join together in the streets on October 17 in D.C. and across the
county – and at the ballot boxes this election season in numbers too big
to ignore. Are you with us?

[ [link removed] ]We’re still finalizing all the details, but RSVP now to be the first to
know the plan for the day and how you can plug in to volunteer and get out
the vote during the march.

Let’s rise,

Women’s March





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