John, it took all of us.

Just 72 days remain in Donald Trump’s first, and only, term as president.

While Trump Republicans continue to kick, scream, and cry fraud without evidence, the real world is moving on and looking forward to the next administration, and the next chapter in America’s story.

World leaders were quick to congratulate President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris, as were the likes of President George W. Bush, Senator Mitt Romney, and a handful of other Republicans who aren’t willing to deface our free and fair elections for political points.

We, the People, have spoken.

A truly American coalition of Democrats, Independents, and Republicans delivered Joe Biden the largest victory in American history, with 75 million votes for the Biden-Harris ticket—and counting.

However, as we saw play out last week, the margins in several key states were narrow—meaning it took every single voter within this coalition to deliver this result.

This win belongs to all of us, including you, John.

Donald Trump is the first-ever president to be impeached, lose the popular vote twice, and lose re-election. A trifecta of failure fit for the most un-American president in our history.

Looking ahead, John, our work is far from over.

Over 71 million Americans voted to keep Trump in power, to continue on our path of destruction and chaos, and ultimately, for an illiberal takeover of our democracy.

Luckily, there are more of us than there are of them.

With several Trump enablers remaining in office, control of the Senate could be in the hands of Georgia. Senators Perdue and Loeffler must once again face voters for a runoff on January 5 in the ultimate test of their loyalty: America, or Trump?

We will have much more to say on Georgia—and beyond—very soon.

But for now, we thank you for standing with us to help deliver this historic win.

Reflect on this moment in history, and your place in it.

American democracy has a brighter future because of you.

— Ron

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