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Democrats Talking Points - Literally here is the GoogleDoc
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:27 am
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:27 am
Browsing DemocraticUnderground to drink tears, someone posted this wonderful document of their action plans and talking points.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s0JbXhND7-1iqABNcUNL031NQLxkLfr-USkCKGZTidI/edit?tab=t.0
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s0JbXhND7-1iqABNcUNL031NQLxkLfr-USkCKGZTidI/edit?tab=t.0
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Freedom Over Fascism Toolkit
Rapid Response Links:
Destruction of the Voting Rights Act
Trump’s War on Iran
Hands Off Our Vote: Protecting Our Vote in 2026
FBI Raid on Fulton Election Office
Messaging Guidance for Assault on Minnesotans and Funding Fight / En Español
Trump Regime’s Invasion of Venezuela
Responding to Trump’s Attacks against Somali Americans & Haitians
Redistricting Battle
MAGA Regime Sending Military and Law Enforcement into our Communities
Trump Executive Order to Silence Working People
Quick Links & Table of Contents:
Messaging Best Practices
Fascism and the English Language; Fascism and the English Language: Telling the Truth about Attacks on Immigrants
2026 Midterm Elections
The MAGA Agenda
ICE Out Now
Funding Fight
MAGA Regime & Corporate Cowards Price Us Out of Our Homes, Healthcare and Food
Trump’s Tariffs
Regime’s Attacks on Immigrants: Brave of US Messaging Guide / c3 version / En Español
When Trump Defies Court Orders
MAGA’s Anti-DEI Efforts, En Español
MAGA’s Anti-Trans Attacks
Reproductive Freedoms, En Español
Executive Orders
Project 2025
Responding to Political Violence / Responding to Political Violence (c3)
Supreme Court: How to Talk About the Roberts Court / Messaging the Roberts Court: A Freedom Over Fascism Supplemental Guide
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:31 am to RaginCajunz
Here is the talking points on LA vs Callais
Messaging Guidance for
the Destruction of the Voting Rights Act
Updated 4/29/26
This guidance is based on extensive qualitative and quantitative research by Research Collaborative and ASO Communications, including these recent findings from Data For Progress. For more guidance on protecting our vote in the 2026 midterm elections, see our Hands Off Our Vote messaging guide here.
Narrative
Our leaders, whether elected or appointed, are entrusted to carry out the will of the people — not seize power, take bribes, and rule over us. But the MAGA Justices on the Roberts Court have once again betrayed the American people, destroying the Voting Rights Act in a bid to lock themselves into power. With their latest decision, the Roberts Court is handing MAGA politicians the power to prevent Black and brown people's votes from counting so that their billionaire backers can control the outcome of our elections and decide our futures for us. Across the country, the many can defeat the money by demanding our state leaders, from governors to representatives, keep their hands off our vote and not gut the voting power of Black and brown citizens.
DOs and DON’Ts
Do name the villain as the “MAGA Justices” or “the Roberts Court,” who are paving the way for the MAGA regime to control the outcome of our elections.
Don’t use language that obscures MAGA Justices’ role by attributing their actions to the institution itself.
DO reference the Roberts Court’s long history of ruling for their billionaire backers to remind people that this is a continuation of the attacks on our freedom.
Don’t obscure who is responsible for these decisions by using passive language, for example “democracy is eroding,” “rulings were issued.”
Do frame voter participation as a right and act of resistance.
Don’t treat 2026 as “normal” elections. That misleads people into complacency.
Do connect this decision to their motivations and the consequences for election results: they are trying control the outcome of our elections and lock themselves into power.
Don’t rely on shorthand like “voter suppression” or even “silence our voices” without making clear that this is about controlling election results.
Do use language of collective agency and action: “we must fight back, recruit, protect, organize.”
Do connect to lived experiences: highlight barriers people face today (voter roll purges, ballot box removals, absentee limits).
Don’t lean on abstract or procedural language alone. Keep the stakes personal: our freedoms, our safety, our sense of belonging, and our futures.
Do stress urgency and share a call to action – we must act now to make our elections as free as possible.
Don’t downplay the authoritarian context or feed despair by not offering ways for us to fight back.
Additional Talking Points
In America, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but this regime and its MAGA Justices are trying to keep people from voting in order to control our elections and ensure they win.
A political party tries to court your vote. An authoritarian regime tries to keep you from voting.
The regime knows they’re losing, so instead of courting our votes, they are trying to keep Black and brown people from voting. They want to seize more power, controlling our elections so they can declare themselves the winners before we even cast our votes.
Hands off our vote.
Protect our vote and ensure the will of the people prevails.
No matter what we look like or where we come from, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but this regime and the billionaire-backed MAGA Justices are trying to keep our neighbors from voting based on their race.
This regime wants to keep specific groups from voting, and the billionaire-backed MAGA Justices are doing its bidding with their latest decision.
Messaging Guidance for
the Destruction of the Voting Rights Act
Updated 4/29/26
This guidance is based on extensive qualitative and quantitative research by Research Collaborative and ASO Communications, including these recent findings from Data For Progress. For more guidance on protecting our vote in the 2026 midterm elections, see our Hands Off Our Vote messaging guide here.
Narrative
Our leaders, whether elected or appointed, are entrusted to carry out the will of the people — not seize power, take bribes, and rule over us. But the MAGA Justices on the Roberts Court have once again betrayed the American people, destroying the Voting Rights Act in a bid to lock themselves into power. With their latest decision, the Roberts Court is handing MAGA politicians the power to prevent Black and brown people's votes from counting so that their billionaire backers can control the outcome of our elections and decide our futures for us. Across the country, the many can defeat the money by demanding our state leaders, from governors to representatives, keep their hands off our vote and not gut the voting power of Black and brown citizens.
DOs and DON’Ts
Do name the villain as the “MAGA Justices” or “the Roberts Court,” who are paving the way for the MAGA regime to control the outcome of our elections.
Don’t use language that obscures MAGA Justices’ role by attributing their actions to the institution itself.
DO reference the Roberts Court’s long history of ruling for their billionaire backers to remind people that this is a continuation of the attacks on our freedom.
Don’t obscure who is responsible for these decisions by using passive language, for example “democracy is eroding,” “rulings were issued.”
Do frame voter participation as a right and act of resistance.
Don’t treat 2026 as “normal” elections. That misleads people into complacency.
Do connect this decision to their motivations and the consequences for election results: they are trying control the outcome of our elections and lock themselves into power.
Don’t rely on shorthand like “voter suppression” or even “silence our voices” without making clear that this is about controlling election results.
Do use language of collective agency and action: “we must fight back, recruit, protect, organize.”
Do connect to lived experiences: highlight barriers people face today (voter roll purges, ballot box removals, absentee limits).
Don’t lean on abstract or procedural language alone. Keep the stakes personal: our freedoms, our safety, our sense of belonging, and our futures.
Do stress urgency and share a call to action – we must act now to make our elections as free as possible.
Don’t downplay the authoritarian context or feed despair by not offering ways for us to fight back.
Additional Talking Points
In America, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but this regime and its MAGA Justices are trying to keep people from voting in order to control our elections and ensure they win.
A political party tries to court your vote. An authoritarian regime tries to keep you from voting.
The regime knows they’re losing, so instead of courting our votes, they are trying to keep Black and brown people from voting. They want to seize more power, controlling our elections so they can declare themselves the winners before we even cast our votes.
Hands off our vote.
Protect our vote and ensure the will of the people prevails.
No matter what we look like or where we come from, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but this regime and the billionaire-backed MAGA Justices are trying to keep our neighbors from voting based on their race.
This regime wants to keep specific groups from voting, and the billionaire-backed MAGA Justices are doing its bidding with their latest decision.
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:32 am to RaginCajunz
They had one of them leading up to the last election too. And probably used very many of the same exact ones again here. Which worked out well for them well the last time.
This post was edited on 5/1/26 at 11:33 am
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:33 am to RaginCajunz
I always they knew they had something. But to be honest I didn’t think it was that detailed. I imagine the press gets a copy as well?
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:35 am to Rebel
quote:
I always they knew they had something. But to be honest I didn’t think it was that detailed. I imagine the press gets a copy as well?
I'm pretty sure they do as the buzz words get repeated across all the networks on the same days. Just funny to find it in the wild like this so I thought I'd share.
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:37 am to RaginCajunz
The simple response to all of this is "what part of the ruling says people can't vote?"

Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:38 am to RaginCajunz
It is just as retarded as I expected. Long on emotion and bereft of factual or legal underpinnings.
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:40 am to udtiger
Yeah they didn’t suddenly get unretarded over night. Their retardation is actually growing and increasing, day by day if you can believe that. It’s true.
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:40 am to davyjones
quote:
They had one of them leading up to the last election too. And probably used very many of the same exact ones again here. Which worked out well for them well the last time.
You mean the Massie conservatives?
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:43 am to RaginCajunz
Here's the GOP google doc I just found
Protect the swamp toolkit
Block Trump appointees
No Save America Act
Protect Haitians
Trash Trump when you can
Stall and wait out Trump's term and help uniparty destroy America
K street payoffs so we all get rich
Frick our voters, wtf do they know anyhow.
And whatever else we can do to help screw America
Protect the swamp toolkit
Block Trump appointees
No Save America Act
Protect Haitians
Trash Trump when you can
Stall and wait out Trump's term and help uniparty destroy America
K street payoffs so we all get rich
Frick our voters, wtf do they know anyhow.
And whatever else we can do to help screw America
Posted on 5/1/26 at 11:45 am to DeBoar
Well, yeah, probably them too if we’re being honest.
Posted on 5/1/26 at 12:08 pm to RaginCajunz
quote:
Our leaders, whether elected or appointed, are entrusted to carry out the will of the people — not seize power,
Isn't that what gerrymandering is really about, by trying to guarantee an outcome to sieze and retain power?
Posted on 5/1/26 at 12:14 pm to RaginCajunz
Imagine being so black hole brained that you need a script to explain why you are "protesting"
Posted on 5/1/26 at 12:26 pm to RaginCajunz
quote:
Additional Talking Points
In America, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but this regime and its MAGA Justices are trying to keep people from voting in order to control our elections and ensure they win.
A political party tries to court your vote. An authoritarian regime tries to keep you from voting.
The regime knows they’re losing, so instead of courting our votes, they are trying to keep Black and brown people from voting. They want to seize more power, controlling our elections so they can declare themselves the winners before we even cast our votes.
Hands off our vote.
Protect our vote and ensure the will of the people prevails.
No matter what we look like or where we come from, most of us believe voters should pick our leaders, but this regime and the billionaire-backed MAGA Justices are trying to keep our neighbors from voting based on their race.
This regime wants to keep specific groups from voting, and the billionaire-backed MAGA Justices are doing its bidding with their latest decision.
I see not a single point in these additional talking points....
Posted on 5/1/26 at 12:29 pm to RaginCajunz
Is it editable? If so someone should go in and slightly tweak it to change what they are saying oh so slightly.
Posted on 5/1/26 at 12:46 pm to PJinAtl
quote:
Is it editable? If so someone should go in and slightly tweak it to change what they are saying oh so slightly.
I tried of course. I feel like Rush reading this. I know the way they think and their every predicable move. I understand their wacky illogic. They are all clueless about what conservatives think. Totally clueless and deep in their own bubbles.
I spend lots of time watching and observing within their bubble. They never even peek out
Posted on 5/1/26 at 12:53 pm to RaginCajunz
Nothing infuriates me more than the term “lived experience.” Is there any other kind?
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