This thread is important, as is @AshaRangappa_ ’s. BUT, neither trying to out-psych a narcissistic sociopath OR catastrophizing that this is end of days seem like productive responses.

I know he’s a cowardly manipulative loon & I’m still worried abt how this plays out. 1/ https://twitter.com/teri_kanefield/status/1308877887064485891">https://twitter.com/teri_kane...

Here’s @AshaRangappa_ ’s thread that includes her recent article on Russian interference & how to respond, which I found very helpful to thinking about practical things a real person can do. 2/ https://twitter.com/asharangappa_/status/1308929151789924354">https://twitter.com/asharanga...

This thread @jgeltzer is great too and includes many relevant sources about how to respond to an election crisis … 3/ https://twitter.com/jgeltzer/status/1308929854457491457">https://twitter.com/jgeltzer/...

My friend @mike_ph_d recommended @brooks_rosa et al. work on the Transition Intergrity Project (TIP), which is frightening but reassuring too. 4/

https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents/7013152/Preventing-a-Disrupted-Presidential-Election-and.pdf">https://assets.documentcloud.org/documents... https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2020/09/03/trump-stay-in-office/?arc404=true">https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2...

And there are organizations focusing specifically on the election and aftermath, among them Protect The Results. 5/ https://protecttheresults.com"> https://protecttheresults.com 

There are others, I just can’t find them now in my dumpster fire of a TL. But I’ll add to this thread as I compile more resources, for those who are similarly anxious about AND determined to get through this with American democracy (kind of) intact. /fin for now