Rich Logis

Back on Monday, we had, uh, Doug Schapen with us, who's, uh, running for office up in Minnesota.

Leading MAGAs, Rich Logis was here.

Shout out to him and to Jake Dilley for joining us.

The Politics Chicks, Kristi and Monica were with us on Tuesday, along with Chair Eugene DePasquale, um, joined us.

So if you got all kinds of stuff on your mind you need to unload, hit us with a call at 7:00, and we'll, we'll make sure to get you on.

Um, and then in the 7:30 hour, we'll be talking with Leaving MAGA's Rich Logis and Jay, uh, Gilley.

Uh, you guys know Rich has been, uh, one of our contributors for a while, and, um, uh, Jay is, uh, one of the folks that have, that has left MAGA and has, you know, found a new way.

So Rich will be with us with Jay, uh, in a little bit.

The number is 773-7639-278.

I'm Richard Choo.

When we come back, we'll be talking with Rich Logis from Leaving MAGA.

We'll be right back.

Unlike so many examples I've looked at in past concentration camp regimes, it is still possible for nearly every public figure to make a stance against Trumpism without facing arrest or violence.

Rich Logis is the founder and CEO of Leaving MAGA, a nonprofit for those disillusioned by the movement.

To the degree that they may be at risk for minor or stochastic violence, this is still the optimal time to come forward, because that risk will only increase if Trump isn't stopped now.

Diversifying their news turned out to be a common factor in leaving MAGA.