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Armchair Advocates
Armchair Advocates
Join the Armchair Advocates!
Feeling frustrated with the state of social media? You’re not alone.
That’s why we launched Armchair Advocates — a grassroots digital squad pushing back against the flood of MAGA-fueled content dominating our feeds. While the algorithms try to drown out Democratic voices and values, we’re showing up, speaking out, and lifting each other up online.
Here’s how we fight back:
We jump into action by liking, sharing, and commenting on key posts — sometimes responding directly to misinformation, other times amplifying progressive content that needs more eyes. From Facebook to BlueSky and beyond, we’re active across all major platforms.
You choose when and where.
This is flexible and easy to plug into your daily routine — whether you’ve got five minutes over coffee or a full hour to dive in.
We organize through a secure Signal group chat, where members drop links to posts that need a boost or backup. Think of it as your activist command center — but digital, fast, and always ready.
Want to join the movement? Here’s how:
👉 Invite Link: Join Armchair Advocates on Signal
Let’s take back the conversation — one post at a time.
RCDP-SocialsVolunteer Meetings & Events
Volunteer Meetings & Events
Volunteer Calendar
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3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
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12:00 AM - Weekend of Action - YES on PROP 50
10:00 AM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
2:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
6:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
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12:00 AM - Weekend of Action - YES on PROP 50
10:00 AM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
2:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
12:00 AM - Weekend of Action - YES on PROP 50
3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
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3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
12:00 PM - N2N Meeting: Afternoon Session
3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
6:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
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3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
12:00 PM - Neighbor 2 Neighbor Afternoon Office Hours
3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
6:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
3:00 PM - YES on Prop 50 Phonebank
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12:00 AM - Weekend of Action - YES on PROP 50
More Ways to Volunteer
Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program
Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program
Are you passionate about making a difference in your community and helping drive positive change? The Riverside County Democratic Party’s Neighbor 2 Neighbor Program is looking for dedicated volunteers to serve as Neighborhood Representatives!
In this important volunteer role, you’ll become a trusted advisor and mobilizer within your community. As a Neighborhood Representative, you’ll:
- Connect with fellow Democrats in your neighborhood
- Boost voter turnout and increase political participation in your neighborhood
- Work closely with the Riverside County Democratic Party’s Political Action Committee to lead organizing activities within your precinct
- Help foster a stronger sense of community and drive grassroots change
- This is your opportunity to have a direct impact on your community and shape the future of Riverside County.
Become a Neighborhood Representative today and help us create a stronger, more connected, and engaged community!
Interested? Sign up now and be part of the movement!
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
How to Submit a Letter to the Editor and Get Published
To submit a letter to the editor for publication in a local news paper:
- 200 or fewer words
- In writer’s own words
- Free from libel
- In good taste
- In a timely manner
- By email preferred over fax or post office mail
- Many newspapers will not publish letters that are not exclusive to them. Do not broadcast your letter to multiple newspapers.
Letters must include:
- Writer’s full name
- Address, city and zip code
- Daytime phone number for verification. Only name and city will be printed.
- Writers email address
They do not accept:
- Poetry
- Medical praise
- Consumer complaints
- Religious tracts
- Letters from writers outside their circulation area
- Letters with unverified facts or vulgarity
Letters will be edited for clarity, grammar and length. No more than one letter from a contributor will be published in a 30-day period.
Writing guidelines To reply to a letter to the editor or an op-ed: Refute point by point:
By answering each point made with a statement that takes the opposite approach.
Example: Republican:
More worrisome, the Pelosi budget undermines the basic tenets of the U.S. economy – free markets, targeted but limited regulation and entrepreneurship.
Democratic reply:
While entrepreneurship should be encouraged we need strong regulation that prevents markets from going out of control enriching a few people at the expense of many people.
A letter can address the majority of statements or the most important statements.
Another type of reply letter can address the overall philosophy of the original letter and point out how it takes the country in the wrong direction.
Original letters:
Original letters should address a topic that is current and has a variety of viewpoints. It should concentrate on one subject and be based on facts. Rather than guess numbers, dates, etc. the writer should look them up and be prepared to back them up.
