Stand Up Counties
If you would like to participate in your local Stand Up county chapter to affect real change at the local level, please sign up by clicking the link below and someone from our team will contact you.
We are looking for volunteers to do the following:
- Host a meeting
- Sponsor county meetings
- Help to organize meetings and events
- Working on local causes, petition drives, community events, local legislation initiatives, etc.
Keep Up with Stand Up Michigan
We have been heavily censored by Facebook and big tech, but there are still many great ways to keep up with what is going on with Stand Up Michigan. Click on any of these buttons below to get the stop up-to-date with the latest info and news. You can also print these cards to hand out by clicking on the printable PDF below.
TIRED OF BEING CENSORED?
On November 4, 2020, at 11pm EST, the day after the election, in the midst of voter fraud happening all over the country but especially in key battleground states, Facebook with no warning, no reason and no violation of community standards removed both our Facebook Page “Stand Up Michigan” as well as our group “Stand Up Michigan to Unlock Michigan”. This is the second time this has happened in 6 months. WE THE PEOPLE will not be silenced. If you are tired of being censored and are looking for a platform that is built around free speech, join us over at Locals. Everyone that joins will get a 12 month free trial.
OUR STRATEGY
CARE ABOUT WE THE PEOPLE BY IDENTIFYING WITH THEIR STORIES;
INFORM WE THE PEOPLE BY PROVIDING SOUND INFORMATION;
ACTIVATE WE THE PEOPLE BY EMPOWERING THEM TO BE THE SOLUTION;
“We’re simply representing your voice…the voices of freedom!”
Ron Armstrong
“We are fighting against oppression and tyranny”
Tammy Clark
WE THE PEOPLE HAVE JOINED OUR VOICES AND TOGETHER WE ARE BEING HEARD. WE CAN MAKE AN EVEN GREATER IMPACT – AS A MOVEMENT WITH ONE VOICE.
There are many new challenges in our lives now as we face changes in our society, our healthcare, our economy, and our livelihoods — all while our personal rights are under unprecedented attack.
The American people have come together to overcome a virus that has changed our world. Meanwhile, governmental leaders are dangerously experimenting with extreme measures of authoritarian overreach. Some of those measures, as those implemented by Governor Whitmer in Michigan, have threatened our constitutional freedoms and created additional economic and health challenges to numerous Michiganders.
We the People of Michigan have been a light and voice in defending our sacred values, citizen rights and constitutional freedoms. Since April 15, 2020, we have seen an organic movement of over 375,000 individuals coalesce and gather via a common Facebook page while giving voice to shared stories, personal pain, lack of healthcare access, economic challenges and many concerns about personal freedoms.
We are pleased to announce the launch of StandUp Michigan, an organization dedicated to provide additional resources in equipping and empowering We the People. With your support, we will be even more effective in caring and giving a greater voice to your stories, informing and providing you with insightful information, and activating you to become part of the solution in standing with We The People of Michigan.
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