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Katherine Hyde's avatar

Re question of what mantra/slogan/tagline to put on a hat, I am wondering if Free DC Free America would work: Free America by itself being too general, but the two phrases together conveying the sentiment we intend - ?

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Katherine Hyde's avatar

(h/t to someone else if this suggestion already appeared in the live comments and I missed it)

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Shannon Starks's avatar

Anat, you are brilliant! Thank you so much for your valuable research and leadership on messaging. Everyone should be paying attention here.

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Myra Klockenbrink's avatar

What about a cap that says US. No acronym. No message. US. People who wear them are US. (Not them, aka maga)

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Edward Rusky's avatar

I virtually ALWAYS wear my "White Dudes for HARRIS" cap.

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Kirsten L. Held's avatar

I like the quote, "Illegal Immigration Started in 1492."

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Kirsten L. Held's avatar

Everywhere I go since January I wear one of many t-shirts that I have that say things like, "No Kings in America", or "We The People Means Everyone" etc. Once in a while I get someone tell me they like my t-shirt, but most of the time, crickets and I see NO one else (except for one guy) wearing similar messages. And, like was pointed out in this interview by Anat, most people are essentially behaving like nothing untoward is going on. It's really quite remarkable.

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Katherine Hyde's avatar

It'll happen though, a groundswell of people figuring this out...

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Stafford Nelson's avatar

I love the movement Free America from ………….. and the hats!!! I at least would feel my side was fighting!!!

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Leda Black's avatar

Alice Paul was the first to protest in front of the White House.

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Leda Black's avatar

ie suffragists: "silent sentinels"

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