Leaving MAGA

@leavingmaga.org

We're a community for those who left MAGA, those having doubts, and friends and family who have loved ones still inside the movement. We tell the stories of those who left. Founded by Rich Logis 🇺🇸 linktr.ee/leavingmaga Nonprofit and non-governmental.

When I was in MAGA, it was a fantasy of ours to kill off the GOP and transform it into the MAGA party. That has been achieved and accomplished. I have said, numerous times, that there is no red line for the GOP when it comes to Trump; Tillis and Cornyn confirm this.

I might be wrong, but I think the Dr. Fauci story will come and go. It'll generate Fox appearances, soundbites and fundraising, but the GOP will be back to "communism" by mid.-Aug., if not sooner.

A President distancing himself from his greatest achievement is without precedent. Trump knows that vaccines (COVID, and others) are safe; his saying otherwise is an insult to the intelligence of his supporters.

Thank you to the team in New Bern, NC, for hosting me this weekend, for a talk on my memoir, "One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA." We had a conversation about hope and healing, and I was inspired by all the good work being done on the ground. Our next stop: Merritt Island, FL, in 2 weeks.

Headed to New Bern, N. Carolina, for a talk about my memoir, "One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA." For those of you who have read it, what were your thoughts?

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Distrust in elections is the result of the coordinated, multi-decade demonization, dehumanization and vilification of Democrats, liberals, etc., which have fueled a lot of the addiction to rage and fear within MAGA.

Many generously offer to fund billboards. Now's your chance: we want to erect a board in Dallas in Sept., when the GOP holds its midterm convention in the city. Let's make ourselves known to Americans who are doubting their support for Trump and MAGA. Thanks! leavingmaga.org/donate/

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Diversifying my news and information sources was integral to my leaving MAGA. I slowly started turning off Fox and ceasing to read outlets, as an example, such as Breitbart. As I widened and expanded my information aperture, I felt less and less addicted to fear and rage.

Leaving MAGA's Nashville appearance is today! I'm in the area for a talk on my memoir, "One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA." Tickets are free. Look forward to seeing you tonight! https://app.opendate.io/e/rich-logis-july-17-2026-721353?fbclid=IwY2xjawTFxfdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwM

Rich Logis

Harken Hall invites the community to a free evening of conversation with Rich Logis, founder of Leaving MAGA, on Friday, July 17, at 7:00 p.m. The event will feature Logis sharing his personal journey from devoted supporter of the MAGA movement to founder of an organization that supports people who are questioning or leaving the movement. The evening will include audience questions and discussion centered on reconciliation, personal growth and civic engagement. After spending seven years as an active member of the MAGA movement, Logis says he began reexamining his beliefs in 2021. His experience ultimately led him to establish Leaving MAGA, a nonprofit organization that provides a welcoming, nonjudgmental community for people who have left—or are considering leaving the movement—while encouraging healing and reconciliation with family and friends. Today, Leaving MAGA’s mission is to empower people to share their stories, foster understanding and equip others to help individuals navigating similar experiences. Logis has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek and numerous international media outlets discussing his story and the mission of Leaving MAGA. He is also the author of the recently released memoir, One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA, which chronicles his journey into and out of the movement and the lessons he learned along the way. “Harken Hall was created to bring people together through music, storytelling and shared experiences,” said Jamie Amos, President of Harken Hall. “We believe that listening to one another—even when we don’t always agree—is an important part of building a stronger community. We’re hosting this event because everyone has a story worth hearing. Whether attendees agree with Rich’s perspective or are simply curious about his journey, we hope the evening encourages understanding, thoughtful dialogue and a greater appreciation for one another. Hosting this event does not represent an endorsement of any political party or ideology. Harken Hall’s mission is to provide a welcoming space where people can gather, listen and learn from one another.” Admission is free, but reservations are required. While there is no charge to attend this special community event, guests are asked to reserve complimentary tickets in advance so Harken Hall can plan seating and provide the best possible experience for everyone attending. Free tickets may be reserved online. The event begins at 7:00 p.m., with doors opening at 6:00 p.m.

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Leaving MAGA's Nashville appearance is fast approaching. I'll be in the area July 17 for a talk on my memoir, "One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA." Tickets are free. Look forward to seeing you there! https://app.opendate.io/e/rich-logis-july-17-2026-721353?fbclid=IwY2xjawTFxfdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBz

Rich Logis

Harken Hall invites the community to a free evening of conversation with Rich Logis, founder of Leaving MAGA, on Friday, July 17, at 7:00 p.m. The event will feature Logis sharing his personal journey from devoted supporter of the MAGA movement to founder of an organization that supports people who are questioning or leaving the movement. The evening will include audience questions and discussion centered on reconciliation, personal growth and civic engagement. After spending seven years as an active member of the MAGA movement, Logis says he began reexamining his beliefs in 2021. His experience ultimately led him to establish Leaving MAGA, a nonprofit organization that provides a welcoming, nonjudgmental community for people who have left—or are considering leaving the movement—while encouraging healing and reconciliation with family and friends. Today, Leaving MAGA’s mission is to empower people to share their stories, foster understanding and equip others to help individuals navigating similar experiences. Logis has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek and numerous international media outlets discussing his story and the mission of Leaving MAGA. He is also the author of the recently released memoir, One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA, which chronicles his journey into and out of the movement and the lessons he learned along the way. “Harken Hall was created to bring people together through music, storytelling and shared experiences,” said Jamie Amos, President of Harken Hall. “We believe that listening to one another—even when we don’t always agree—is an important part of building a stronger community. We’re hosting this event because everyone has a story worth hearing. Whether attendees agree with Rich’s perspective or are simply curious about his journey, we hope the evening encourages understanding, thoughtful dialogue and a greater appreciation for one another. Hosting this event does not represent an endorsement of any political party or ideology. Harken Hall’s mission is to provide a welcoming space where people can gather, listen and learn from one another.” Admission is free, but reservations are required. While there is no charge to attend this special community event, guests are asked to reserve complimentary tickets in advance so Harken Hall can plan seating and provide the best possible experience for everyone attending. Free tickets may be reserved online. The event begins at 7:00 p.m., with doors opening at 6:00 p.m.

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Leaving MAGA's Nashville appearance is fast approaching. I'll be in the area July 17 for a talk on my memoir, "One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA." Tickets are free. Look forward to seeing you there! https://app.opendate.io/e/rich-logis-july-17-2026-721353

Rich Logis

Harken Hall invites the community to a free evening of conversation with Rich Logis, founder of Leaving MAGA, on Friday, July 17, at 7:00 p.m. The event will feature Logis sharing his personal journey from devoted supporter of the MAGA movement to founder of an organization that supports people who are questioning or leaving the movement. The evening will include audience questions and discussion centered on reconciliation, personal growth and civic engagement. After spending seven years as an active member of the MAGA movement, Logis says he began reexamining his beliefs in 2021. His experience ultimately led him to establish Leaving MAGA, a nonprofit organization that provides a welcoming, nonjudgmental community for people who have left—or are considering leaving the movement—while encouraging healing and reconciliation with family and friends. Today, Leaving MAGA’s mission is to empower people to share their stories, foster understanding and equip others to help individuals navigating similar experiences. Logis has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times, USA Today, Newsweek and numerous international media outlets discussing his story and the mission of Leaving MAGA. He is also the author of the recently released memoir, One Betrayal Too Many: Why I Left MAGA, which chronicles his journey into and out of the movement and the lessons he learned along the way. “Harken Hall was created to bring people together through music, storytelling and shared experiences,” said Jamie Amos, President of Harken Hall. “We believe that listening to one another—even when we don’t always agree—is an important part of building a stronger community. We’re hosting this event because everyone has a story worth hearing. Whether attendees agree with Rich’s perspective or are simply curious about his journey, we hope the evening encourages understanding, thoughtful dialogue and a greater appreciation for one another. Hosting this event does not represent an endorsement of any political party or ideology. Harken Hall’s mission is to provide a welcoming space where people can gather, listen and learn from one another.” Admission is free, but reservations are required. While there is no charge to attend this special community event, guests are asked to reserve complimentary tickets in advance so Harken Hall can plan seating and provide the best possible experience for everyone attending. Free tickets may be reserved online. The event begins at 7:00 p.m., with doors opening at 6:00 p.m.

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