Thank you Lean Left volunteers!Our country got its soul back today.Biden/Harris 279 and more to come. More work to doGEORGIA SENATE RUNOFF
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In 1964 it took standing strong during a 54-day filibuster by Southern Senators to pass the Civil Rights Act. Senator Schumer and the Democrats have to stick to their beliefs and have the
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June General Newsletter The Republicans and right-wing groups, unfortunately, are not taking the summer off. Nope, they are still spreading the lie that the election was stolen and finding ways to suppress
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Local Elections Have Real Consequences Lean Left Vermont doesn’t support primary candidates, BUT we do work on getting people out to vote in these elections and in municipal elections. There are several
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Sunday, May 2, 2021 This Is Why We Must Work to Pass theFor the People Act No matter our color, party, or zip code, we all want an equal say in the decisions that
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Building Power Happy HourWednesday, April 28th 4:30 to 5:30 PM Join Lean Left Vermont for the all-important kick-off of the 2021/2022 political work ahead. Lean Left volunteers are the heart and soulof this work.
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Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeemthe soul of American.—Congressman John Lewis on the Edmund Pettus Bridge inSelma, Alabama, March 1, 2020 We’ve set out a strategy for doing more
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View this email in your browser In the summer of 1964, thousands of volunteers in Mississippi and from around the country worked to register Black Mississippians. This was Freedom Summer.1,062 people were
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According the Brennan Center for Justice, “as of February 19, 2021, state lawmakers have carried over, prefiled, or introduced 253 bills with provisions that restrict voting access in 43 states.” What Would
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Where Do We Go from Here? “Where you see wrong or inequality or injustice, speak out, because this is your country. This is your democracy. Make it. Protect it. Pass it on.”
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