Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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I knew from the moment I heard this that somehow the story of my very mild encounter with Devin Nunes on the flight from Salt Lake City to DC had made its way to Trump.
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The upcoming 2020 elections are more than just about winning or losing. We have a far greater and more difficult task: we have to reunite the country.
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The idea that all politicians are corrupt leads to tribalism. “He’s a liar, but he’s our liar. I’d rather stick with our corrupt liar than the enemy corrupt liar.”
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Overnight, I realized that as someone who organized a mass mobilization and has trained thousands of women to organize, I should share some thoughts.
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For this report I would like to discuss the “calendar” court observations of our Witness at The Border group, who has observed probably over 250 cases this week with close to 200
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Each week, we look at how campaigns are – or aren’t – leveraging smart digital strategies to drive narratives and win elections.
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That the Republicans wouldn’t allow witness testimony in the this trial is inexcusable & indefensible which, to jump to my conclusion, is the silver lining.
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Political life without the euphemisms is ugly, but it’s not inefficient. I no longer have to accuse the GOP of racism, because they no longer bother to deny it.
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For everyone who’s asking me “where do we go from here?”, some thoughts.
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More women hold office now, than ever before. But—as our experiences show—sharing our stories is still relevant. Still necessary.
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Early Friday morning. Looking out, I can see the ground is wet. The refugees will have to deal with mud this morning, most of them now on the clay-rich banks of the
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