You Can Do It, Too

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Hi Friend,

After last week's Presidential Address, one thing's become really clear: Americans are paying attention.

And the questions we've been getting? They haven't been about declassified documents or intelligence reports. They've been a lot simpler than that.

"This seems to be bigger than me. What can I do?"

We heard it over and over on TTVN Live yesterday, and Catherine's answer is one every volunteer needs to hear: Take the next step.

Watch TTVN Live: TRAPPED, POTUS’s Message, and Connecting the Two

For sixteen years, TTV has worked to expose the vulnerabilities in our elections. But here's the thing—exposing the problem was never going to be enough on its own. Winning results occur when everyday people decide to become the solution.

In case you missed it...

We've spoken a little about our new documentary, Trapped: Detroit, for the last couple of weeks. Catherine released "The truth is out. TRAPPED is coming. Stand by." this past Saturday and I encourage you to check out the latest in that newsletter if you haven't yet, and watch yesterday's episode where we dive in a little more.

Back to the question, "What can I do?", this is exactly why a project like TRAPPED: Detroit is so important.

When most people hear "election fraud," they picture numbers, charts, and headlines. TRAPPED tells a different kind of story. It's about real people—folks whose identities were stolen, whose votes were cast without them ever knowing, whose communities suffered because someone else's voice got put in place of their own.

Citizens like Ramon Jackson have been fighting the good fight on the ground for years. He noticed ballot anomalies and went to work: he wrote letters, attended meetings, addressed officials face to face, and gathered his community to do the same. He has been ignored and dismissed, despite bringing the receipts.

Until now.

Ramon did not quit. The more he was ignored, the more he dug his heels in until his calls to expose the truth amplified.

One citizen. One mission. Unstoppable perseverance.

You can make a difference, too.

This movement was never built by a handful of people. It's been built by thousands of volunteers, each one willing to take another faithful step forward.

So whatever your next step looks like—checking your record through Scan. Check. Protect., signing up to be a poll worker, digging into legislation, filing an open records request, or just learning a little more than you knew yesterday—it counts. More than you may realize.

History gets changed by ordinary people who just refuse to stop showing up.

Thank you for being one of them.

Ever Onward!

"Do not despise these small beginnings, for the Lord rejoices to see the work begin." - Zechariah 4:10