Draft assistance for Ana / team

Turn one show segment into a complete publishing package

Authorization boundary: VoteMotta2028 should not create or operate a Substack pretending to be Ana. She already owns Unaligned. These are copy-ready templates that Ana or an authorized contributor can review and publish.

1. Substack article template

TITLE:
[Clear factual headline]

DECK:
[One-sentence reason this matters]

BYLINE:
Ana Kasparian / Unaligned

ORIGINAL VIDEO / SOURCE:
[URL + date]

WHAT HAPPENED
[3–5 sentence source-grounded summary]

MY TAKE
[Creator's own argument — Ana/team must review]

THE EVIDENCE
• [Primary source 1]
• [Primary source 2]
• [Independent reporting]

WHAT THE OTHER SIDE SAYS
[Best-supported opposing argument]

WHAT I STILL DON'T KNOW
[Open questions]

BOTTOM LINE
[Conclusion]

SOURCES
[Direct links]

2. Show-to-Substack fast draft

TODAY'S UNALIGNED BRIEF
Original segment: [URL]

30-SECOND VERSION
[100 words]

KEY CLAIMS
1. [claim]
2. [claim]
3. [claim]

SOURCE CHECK
VERIFIED: [...]
DISPUTED: [...]
OPINION: [...]
UNKNOWN: [...]

WATCH
[video]

READ PRIMARY SOURCES
[links]

QUESTION FOR READERS
[non-leading question]

3. Social pack

X:
[250-character hook] [Substack URL]

BLUESKY:
[short hook + source]

YOUTUBE COMMUNITY:
New Unaligned: [headline]
• [point]
• [point]
Read/watch: [URL]

EMAIL SUBJECT:
[under 55 characters]

EMAIL PREHEADER:
[under 90 characters]

Robert Motta campaign AI demonstrator

What the campaign can offer creators

Custom creator pages, transcript search, source extraction, claim/fact-check labels, social distribution, public correction logs and issue-module cross-linking. The campaign website itself demonstrates the workflow.

Best practice: make it opt-in. Creator keeps ownership, accounts and final editorial control; campaign gets permission before using private/paid material.