"We don't know what world we're going to be in, in November [after the presidential election], and, regardless of that, it was important to us to go to these states where people are the most vulnerable and where laughter and solidarity are most needed. And to bring the message: 'We see you, we care about you, we are all in this together we're still fighting together and we're still a unit'," DeLa said.
"This year has been tumultuous in our country and worldwide for trans and queer rights. So, what I can focus on right now is trying to make sure that trans and queer people keep their rights because if they take away our rights in this election they'll come for everyone else's next. We've seen this happen before. We've got to beat the people who want to be fascist dictators, we've got to beat them right now, then we've got a lot of work to do after that," Jinkx said.
"It's really about using our platforms to motivate people, especially younger voters in the US who maybe feel alienated from our political system. They feel that working within our system to shape the future feels a little bit pointless, so we're here to say that it'"
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