First Quarter: Thoughts on who has been announced on her team and for the Biden-Harris Administration as a whole

Second Quarter: What policies that Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris has introduced that President-Elect Joe Biden could/should adopt

Halftime: Excerpt from her first speech as Vice President Nominee

Third Quarter: What are the things that Vice President-Elect Harris will be of big help for President-Elect Biden on

Fourth Quarter: How to help in Georgia for the Senate elections on January 5th, 2021

First Quarter:

306-232 was Trump-Hillary & Biden-Trump; MM has seen a lot of hot takes about how “close” this election was, but the media was calling it a blowout in 2016. By their standard, it is blowout now with the popular vote differential is currently over 5.6 million

Second Quarter:

Joe Biden promised an administration that would “look like America” & he has so far delivered with 46% of Biden-Harris transition team are people of color and 41% of senior staff are BIPOC, 52% of transition staff are women, and 53% of senior staff are women

Third Quarter:

Mitali Modi: you can’t fight for what you don’t understand which is why representation is so important (no substitute for lived experiences & a seat at the table)

Fourth Quarter:

Do not go to Georgia. 

Let Black women from Georgia lead.

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First Quarter: #HeatCheck  

Kamala The Radical Centrist or the Moderate Progressive? We fact check the "Kamala is so radical" lie the GOP is telling as we near the general election. This is a turnout election, not a conversion election.

Second Quarter: #WhoGotNext  

The #SenateSix and their connection to Kamala Harris, highlighting Mike Espy, Jamie Harrison, and Adrianne Perkins's Senate Races. 

Halftime: Kamala, Tobias, CJ, and Donovan

Third Quarter:  

Black Men in this Election 

Fourth Quarter:  

Call to Action, with actual links to chip in with texting and phone banking over the next week.

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