The New York Post just ran a story about “mysterious” Leaving MAGA billboards appearing across Pennsylvania.
Mysterious. I’ll take it.
Someone in Pennsylvania was so moved by our work that they quietly contacted a billboard company, paid for multiple locations, and put them up on their own. WOW!
They didn’t ask us for anything — they’re just passionate about the cause.
And we regularly get emails with photos attached from folks who show up to protests with handmade signs that say “Leaving MAGA.”
That’s the power behind what we’re doing here.
And it’s certainly getting the attention of the MAGA-friendly press. Breitbart covered us last month, and now the New York Post.
These are the outlets that people in the president’s orbit actually read. So when they’re writing about us, we’re reaching the people who need to hear this the most.
MAGA is fracturing, and people are looking for a way out — we’re the exit ramp.
The fact that anonymous supporters are spending their own money to tell people we exist is proof that the message is landing where it counts.
There are already plans for 3 to 4 more billboards across the York-Harrisburg area. And I’ve been hearing from people in other states asking how they can put billboards and signs up in their own communities.
Not because anyone told them to, but because they so strongly believe in the cause.
This grassroots energy has inspired me to work even harder. What we need now is the infrastructure to match it.
More billboards going up means more people finding us, which means more people who need support, community, and a path forward. That takes resources.
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Thanks for being with us on this odyssey,
Rich
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