At the beginning of this year, Political Charge readers told me in our annual survey that their top two priorities this year
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I walked out into the Stars and Stripes newsroom in the National Press Building on Sept. 11, 2001, and asked what was cooking. “Slow news day,” said a junior staffer. “And I’m sick of it.” Minutes later a passenger jet
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More than 100 organizations have signed a Nov. 11 letter to Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) to help advance S.51, the current D.C. statehood bill. They ask that Sen. Peters, as chair of
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I walked out into the Stars and Stripes newsroom in the National Press Building on Sept. 11, 2001, and asked what was cooking. “Slow news day,” said a junior staffer. “And I’m
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Many Indivisibles here in Washington are saying that there is just an almost overwhelming number of things that need action right now. The legislative session is in its final days, so we’re
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This episode features an interview with Congressman John Yarmuth, who serves the people of Jefferson County in Washington D.C. He spoke to us about the American Rescue Plan Act and how it
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Map supports case for D.C. Statehood D.C. Statehood would give 712,000 tax-paying Americans full equality and taxation with representation. DC has more residents, more than Vermont and Wyoming and comparable with other states including
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There are many ways to restore the balance of power in Washington and across the Nation. Right now the minority rules and controls the dialog and the actions of Congress and the
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At the beginning of this year, Political Charge readers told me in our annual survey that their top two priorities this year were protecting voting rights and our democracy. The fight for
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Jamal Holtz and Demi Stratmon from 51 for 51 join us to discuss DC statehood: where we are in the process, why it matters, and what EVERYONE can and should do to
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On Wednesday, January 29th, gather in Washington DC to demand that Senators uphold their oath and solemn duty.
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Qualification, deadlines, and info on becoming a poll worker or poll watcher.
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