IC-SS Weekly News: May 29, 2023 2nd District Council Meeting – June 15 The 2nd police district covers much of Bronzeville, Kenwood, Hyde Park, and Washington Park. Do you live
More
Viewers of last Sunday’s demonstration of the power, promise and threat posed by A.I. powered tools and their ability to create texts, letters, articles, emails and other forms of written
More
By Mary Lawrence Medicaid Is a Big Deal for Our State; Too Bad It’s Ending for Hundreds of Thousands Florida, under vindictive Governor Medicare Fraud Millionaire (aka Rick Scott), refused to take the Federal deal to expand Medicaid under Obamacare. No surprise there from
More
How should we talk about the indictment of former President Trump? Talk about what’s important to our democracy and our freedoms: We know that no one is above the law
More
Middle-Out is a people-centered idea that prioritizes working and middle class. It is based on a tax structure where everyone pays their fair share. Middle-Out welcomes all and includes all
More
Phonebank for abortion rights at stake in Wisconsin Supreme Court Election Image credit: Roy Lichtenstein The Wisconsin Supreme Court race could decide abortion rights and 2024 rules in key battleground. Susan Pfeiffer, veteran
More
Last chance to protect asylum seekers, learn about ChatGPT, multiple ways to win Wisconsin, and more! CORRECTIONS AND UPDATES The link to Black Voters Matter’s social media toolkit for the
More
Life is complex. It’s not as simple as checking a box. Are you a conservative or a liberal? Are you with me or against me? The reality is that life
More
Friends — Dear Members of the North East Miami Dade Democratic Club, As we continue our efforts towards building a better community, it’s time for us to elect a new
More
Friends, if Republicans flip Pennsylvania, it’s very likely Joe Biden loses the White House in 2024. This is one of many realistic Electoral College maps we could face where Pennsylvania decides. At Turn
More
We are in a new era – an economy from the Middle-Out, where investments in a majority of Americans result in prosperity for all of us, whatever your race or
More
Every four years our Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requests public input on their performance and the communications needs of Americans. In recent years there has been deregulation that has promoted consolidation of media ownership. Because of
More
To build a stronger, more just democracy by empowering Vermont activists to work on behalf of voters in other states. We promote meaningful, sustained actions that focus on supporting and
More
In recent months, the state of Florida has become ground zero for an alarming assault on the free exchange of ideas. Under the autocratic leadership of Gov. Ron DeSantis, books
More
IC-SS Weekly News: Feb 27, 2023 Critical Election in WI – Act Now! After Wisconsin’s primary last week, two candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court are heading to the April 4 general election.
More
He’s baaack. No, not Michael Myers from “Halloween.” (Although in the cinematic universe, does any franchise ever end if there is a nickel left to be squeezed from it?) But
More
By Michelle Pallas We make Michigan’s future. Protecting our power means creating the narrative, calling out villains, & messaging for our future. So, what happens to the truth sandwich when
More
Bogus news sites, Medicaid recipients, House committee shenanigans, and more. Contact all members of Congress: Contact White House or other federal agencies: Share Pledge your support DemCast is an advocacy-based 501(c)4 nonprofit.
More
Today, January 22, 2023, we should be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision. Instead we are running a series we originally published in June, 2022 after
More
I’m going to put a trigger warning here but I will ask you not to look away. When I was thirteen, I miscarried a pregnancy my father inflicted on me.
More
I had an abortion when I was a 20-year-old college student. I was living with my boyfriend and I was on birth control that failed. I chose to have an
More
I wasn’t ready to be pregnant. I had plans, and becoming a mom at this stage of my life wasn’t one of them. We were shocked. It was emotional, but
More
I have never shared this publicly before but I had a miscarriage. I’d like to share the story. It was a handful of years ago. I found out I was
More
In 1971 abortion was still illegal in the U.S. It was during the summer after my sophomore year of college that I learned that I was pregnant at 19. I
MoreDear J. and M., Anticardiolipin antibodies. I need you to be aware of these weird little immunoglobulins (let’s call them anticardio-goblins) that caused me so much trouble when I was
MoreAs a young woman I found myself pregnant. I had been taking prescription medications and my doctor suggested that I abort. When I had the procedure a few weeks later,
More
Summertime on the Jersey shore, where I was working at Brigantine Castle, a small amusement park with a haunted castle, carnival games and an arcade. I was a carnie. When
More
I have a personal story to share with you. In 1941, my grandmother was abandoned by my grandfather. She had three small children and was pregnant with her fourth. She
More
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Fresh off the GOP’s stunning 15-round decision to make him Speaker of the House, a disoriented but oddly confident, Kevin McCarthy, invited his top lieutenants in Congress to join
More
No matter what contribution you made to the unexpected and remarkable 2022 midterm results, everyone played an important role. Did you attend messaging meetings on Zoom, make phone calls, text
More
Thank you, Mr. President. It is the honor of a lifetime to receive this award from you. I accept it humbly, and with gratitude to you and the other distinguished
More
Introduction I assume you all know the basics about the report contents, but if you’d like a brief overview here you go. The January 6 report, like the televised hearings,
More
Dear Elon Musk, Thank you for your kind invitation to continue my Twitter account at the price of $11 per month. Thanks too for the fact that it means getting
More
Originally published April 21, 2021 As a Californian, I try not to think about Kevin McCarthy. Who likes thinking about their region’s most embarrassing people? However, since his slavish, sycophantic
More
Before we start to deal with the challenges that 2023 will bring, we’re going to take a little break over the holidays. Here is a series we first published in
More
I read that evangelicals are now saying Trump used them. That complaint made me laugh, but also made me angry. It didn’t take a rocket scientist to know that all
More
No doubt like many of you, I’ve been thinking about the relevance of Herschel Walker’s defeat at the hands of Reverend Raphael Warnock to future political campaigns. Suddenly, it hit
More
Respect the will of the people when they vote for Ballot Measures to curb mass shootings Oregon voters pass a Ballot Measure 114 to reduce mass shootings. The gun lobby
More
(EDITOR’S NOTE: We have it from several unnamed sources who were most likely in a position to know, that a meeting took place at an undisclosed location deep in the heart
More
Last week Trump expressed solidarity with the insurrectionists and had dinner with two fans of Adolph Hitler. On Sunday, December 4, he announced that the Constitution should be “terminated” so that
More
Americans rejected extremism. Voters rejected MAGA Republicans, election deniers, and former President Donald Trump. This election was not a wholesale rejection of the Republican Party or a ringing endorsement of
More
Here are some NEW RULES. These are Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s rules. Forget the rules you thought applied to how women need to campaign to win. Gretchen Whitmer’s recent win
More
So what should we focus on when it comes to Joe Biden’s candidacy? My answer is simple: the big picture – what Biden’s win would mean to the United States
More
As an African American, I have never liked the label “Angry Black Woman” and certainly did not think I had become one. Yet, here I am. And this Angry Black
More
Arrogant Entitled MAGA man #1: Stewart Rhodes Oath Keeper’s founder Stewart Rhodes took the stand earlier this month in his own defense against charges of seditious conspiracy. He is a
More
Before the election, we were hit with a barrage of warnings that we were in for a red wave. This was from FiveThirtyEight: In fact, as of this writing, the Democrats:
More
NOVEMBER GENERAL MEETINGSaturday, November 19, 2022 9:00am ZOOM ID: 821 9879 5963Password: 274097 CLICK HERE TO JOIN Request an Absentee Ballot Email: absentee@rockdalecountyga.gov Call: Rockdale County Board of Elections & Voter Registration (770)
More
My name is Edward Smith, and I’m the Facebook lead for DemCast USA. I have looked at the election data and so far we’ve seen mostly good news — and
More
By Ali Feldman, MS, CCC-SLP The Pennsylvania Senate Debate cast Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz in vastly different lights. The debate exposed Fetterman’s courage while it cast a
More
Why has the political invective become so much more toxic? While advocating for America and protesting against candidates in my own Republican Party over the last five years, it’s been
More
It never ceases to amaze me how my non-representative, Tim Walberg (MI-07), and his Republican cronies continue to show their complete ignorance of basic economics. Either that or they are
More
This is the first in a series of articles we are publishing today on the accomplishments of the Biden-Harris administration, along with the Democratic Senate and House of Representatives. We
More
The stark reality of school shootings: “So there will always be a school with students who, just like us, find out if today will be the day they die.“ Gen
More
Job growth is going up and up under Biden. Perhaps mainstream media wants to talk about that! From the first days of the administration, Biden, Harris and congressional Democrats focused
More
Last year researchers in the U.K., U.S., and Finland surveyed 10,000 young people, aged 16-25, from 10 countries around the world to learn how they felt about climate anxiety. The
More
When the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed, then Vice President Joe Biden called it a “big f**king deal.” The ACA allowed millions of previously uninsured people to get affordable
More
The American Rescue Plan, which President Biden signed into law on Mar. 11, 2021, threw out a lifeline to millions of Americans suffering from job loss and business downturns, lack
More
Imagine where we would now be if Joe Biden and Kamala Harris had not won the 2020 election. One of the major criticisms of the mainstream media during the odious
More
The daughter of a veteran who served her country for 21 years shares what the PACT Act means to her. I was watching C-SPAN when the PACT Act was passed
More
The CHIPS and Science Act will make historic investments in American workers and manufacturing, solidifying the United States as the leader in the industries of tomorrow. Folks, we’re here to
More
Forget everything the Biden-Harris administration has accomplished in less that two years? Refresh your memory here (and then make sure your vote is cast in the midterms for continued progress).
More
Keep this Number Handy Call the SCDP Voter Protection Hotline if you have questions about voting or have issues at your polling place. http://www.lancasterdemocrats.com DemCast is an advocacy-based 501(c)4 nonprofit. We have made
More
I have been hearing from many readers who are concerned about recent polling and an uncomfortable feeling in the air that things are not setting up well for Democrats at
More
Because we are brave enough to feel all the pain, we are lucky enough to have all the heart … I reckon I worry for my country about 100 times
More
Some area farmers are under siege. Decisions are being made regarding the dire outlook for farming in Monroe County, Michigan. Will farmers be forced to sell to developers? The Indianapolis
More
The cleanup in Ft. Myers is a horrendous undertaking. I have never seen destruction of this scale in my lifetime. Almost everywhere I look I see building after building of
More
On Sept. 19, LaSalle Township Board meeting voted on their large-scale solar ordinance. As I entered the office from across the street there was a table with “informational handouts” from
More
I am a convert to Catholicism. Yesterday I began a program of inquiry with a lay group at a nearby monastery to see if I am willing to devote my
More
In the last week or so, I’ve read probably two dozen articles or essays about what will happen in the midterms in just over 30 days. And there is finally
More
Michelle Brandt – South Carolina – State House District 114 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am an environmental scientist, a wife and a mother
More
I have been a conservative and a Republican for more than 40 years. Given the unraveling of the Republican Party over the last 6 years and the upcoming midterm elections, it
More
This comment was posted on Twitter by ss_gallifrey after reading a thread I wrote about a propaganda technique employed by the right commonly known as the “Fire Hose of Lies”:
More
By Lisa DiRado Why talk about American freedoms? Our American story reminds us freedom is an American value. Freedom means ‘life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness’ in the Declaration
More
Dear Demcast, We’re excited to publicly launch the statewide Tax the Ultra-Rich NOW! (TURN) campaign this Wednesday afternoon in Philadelphia, calling on federal, state, and local officials to enact policies to make
More
I was knocking on doors today and one of my constituents told me, “If I had my way, I’d gas every Democrat on the planet.” While not easily triggered, I,
More
Do you remember back in 2018, when women led the Blue Wave that ushered in a Democratic House and, arguably, brought hope to a country of Trump-exhausted Americans? Women don’t
More
Last week I wrote about Trump’s lawsuit requesting a special master to screen the Mar-a-Lago documents. To recap, his lawsuit was based on the outlandish claim that he had the
More
Jessica Katzenmeyer – Wisconsin – State Senate District 5 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a proud, hard-working Wisconsinite who knows what it means
More
Lethia Jones Kittrell – Georgia – State House District 156 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am Minister Lethia Jones Kittrell. I was born and
More
By Bryan Watson The speech is a lesson in the tactics, large and small, that hold a message together and burn your ideas into your audience’s consciousness. Repetition. Litanies. Framing.
More
Madeline Ryan Smith – Georgia – State House District 158 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a native Georgian, born in Savannah. In 1997,
More
Junk science ruins innocent lives and the criminal legal system is overwhelmed by this type of faulty scientific information. It’s an outrage. If you’re not deeply disturbed by what’s going
More
It is with profound sadness that we say goodbye to our friend, Marcia Bunney. Marcia was a fierce resister who drew upon her life’s experiences to help others. Throughout her
More
Each day our newspapers are filled with climate change weather disasters seldom seen decades ago. Here in southeast Michigan we’ve been spared most of these disastrous events. We do experience
More
One of my earliest childhood memories was watching Elvis Presley sing on “The Ed Sullivan Show” in the fall of 1956. I sat in front of the family black-and-white TV
More
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is one of the most dangerous men in America. Forgetting if you can his unrelenting attack on women’s rights and our social security benefits, I want
More
Ken Bach – Pennsylvania – State House District 58 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a US Navy Veteran (1985-1989). I attended California University
More
Jeanne Hendricks – Minnesota -US House District 6 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am an Advanced Practice Nurse (nurse anesthetist). Have been a frontline
More
Donald Trump’s stealing, mishandling, and concealing of US defense secrets is on the Republican Party for refusing to remove him from office when it was clear he was not fit
More
I stared into the toilet bowl for the longest time. It was what looked like a clump of tissue in the shape of an embryo. But there was no blood.
More
Denise Maris – Pennsylvania – State House District 76 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I currently work as an HR Director for local nursing home.
More
Krystle Matthews – South Carolina – US Senate Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I’m a Single mother of five and engineering planner by profession. I
More
Cisco Aguilar, a Nevadan for 20 years, has built an impressive resume in law, sports, business, education and service. Probably best known for his work on the Nevada Athletic Commission,
More
Heather Bauer – South Carolina – State House District 75 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a small business owner and an information technology
More
Jimmy Ausbrooks – Kentucky – US House District 1 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a proud native of Kentucky, born and raised in
More
Brian Radford – Arizona – State House District 17 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I have served as an Arizona Corrections Officer and Case Manager
More
Mara Dolan Massachusetts Governor Council District 3 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I have been a public defender for 15 years, and deeply love the
More
On Aug. 24, President Biden announced student loan debt relief that will include up to $20,000 erased for Pell Grant recipients, $10,000 for everyone else making under $125k annually ($250k
More
Heidi Beidinger Indiana State House District 5 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I’m running for office to represent our shared values rooted in freedom. I’ll
More
Ashlyn Preaux South Carolina State House District 61 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a community organizer, a mom of three, and a wife.
More
Why Is the Press Failing Us at this Crucial Juncture for Our Country? Lately, the mainstream media (MSM) has once again showed a penchant for losing the thread on the
More
Vincent Coe South Carolina State House District 63 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am the SC Democratic Party’s Nominee for House District 63 (Florence,
More
Like most people who know of Alex Jones, I have tried to ignore him as yet another narcissistic right-wing, conspiracy-theory clown profiting off the most gullible or irredeemable right-wingers America
More
This kind of rhetoric is extremely dangerous. At a minimum, Bannon’s words are inciting. At worst, he’s planting a seed to justify political violence. Remember, every accusation is a confession or
More
Whenever I ask my readers or social media followers what they’d like to learn more about when it comes to electoral politics, I often get the question, “How can I
More
In my parents’ lifetimes, interstate travel was restricted and deadly for Black folk. Crossing state lines was a threat to their lives. Unfortunately, the same people who created and sustained
More
The smoke has arrived. It is anyone’s guess how many fires we will get this year in what has become a new season between summer and fall — fire season.
MoreLlegó el humo. ¿Cuantos fuegos nos tocaran este año en lo que se ha convertido en una nueva estación entre el verano y el otoño–la Temporada del Fuego? Lo que
More
This week, at least some of the media narrative about Attorney General Merrick Garland went from “Garland is doing nothing because he’s too timid,” to “Garland is doing it all
More
Hope. It’s as essential as the air we breathe. And yet, here in America, a land full of plenty and potential, it often feels like we are trying to run
More
One of the most important factors in the elimination of poverty and the advancement and development of society is giving women the right and ability to control their fertility. What
More
Earlier this month, the mayor of Uvalde, Texas, released a surveillance video of the first responders at the May 24 mass shooting at Robb Elementary School. I was shocked that
More
I’m a gun owner and veteran, but first and foremost, I am a mother of three daughters who wants her children to grow up in a country where their lives
More
How to Send This To the Members of the Committee and your own US Rep and Senators: JAN 6 SELECT HOUSE COMMITTEE CONTACTS Name (Linked to Official Website)
More
Jonathan Healy- Minnesota – Robbinsdale Ward 3 City Council Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I have volunteered with various organizations over the years, between being
More
… [In 1812] the Massachusetts legislature threatened to sequester federal tax money if militia arms due to the state under an 1808 law were not delivered. —Donald R. Hickey, “The
More
Aisha Farooqi- Michigan – State House (District 57) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. Hi, I’m Aisha Farooqi and I am running for State Representative in
More
Erik Davis – North Carolina- State House (District 78) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am an Asheboro, NC, native.. I hold a Master’s in
More
In this drawing, the golden haired goddess Athena stands with her hand over her heart on her pedestal in the beaming sun as butterflies dot the pure blue sky and
More
Carlos Guillermo Smith – Florida – State House District 49 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. Like hundreds of thousands of Floridians, my own Hispanic heritage
More
I am pretty upset that a narrative that the Biden administration wasn’t prepared and isn’t doing enough has been floated by bullhorn politicians and some media. Here goes a list
More
Daniel Duncan is running for South Carolina House District 14. Learn more about him here. As a first-time candidate, it’s more than a little frustrating jumping into a race with
More
Adam Hattersley – Florida – Chief Financial Officer Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. Adam Hattersley is a Navy veteran and author focused on improving the
More
As we barrel toward the last few hearings scheduled by the U.S. House Select Committee to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, I have been brought back
More
We all know that saying: As Ohio goes, so goes the nation. After all, since 1864, Ohio voters have picked the winning candidate in 35 out of 40 presidential elections.
More
Brian Jaye- Michigan – US House (District 9) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. • Been an attorney for 17 years this November.• Was considered to
More
Why do we as Black folks have to double and triple our efforts to register non-voters and get them to the polls to vote for Democrats, and somehow get more
More
Al Krulick – Florida – US House (District 7) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. A 30-year resident of Central Florida, Krulick is an editor and
More
There’s been a recent stream of attacks on Democrats by progressive Democrats, and it is so dangerous. Please pay attention. I am not saying there are no valid concerns and
More
Beyond a plague upon life, if Covid has been anything it’s been a most serious teacher. It’s taught us that life is fragile and can be fleeting. It’s taught us
More
May 21 is the anniversary due date for my second child, who I aborted. Late term. Three days before Christmas 2016, at an 18½ week ultrasound, we discovered that a
More
In England in the 17th century, church and state were one and the same. The Puritans wanted to maintain this paradigm, but it was changing. They left England because they
More
William Sanchez- Florida – US Senate Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. My parents immigrated to America back in 1961, believing it to be a land
More
I was 17 in the summer of 1989. I had a boyfriend for about a year who my white mother didn’t approve of because he was Black. She had never
More
Dear Blue State Governors, You are the only hope we have of keeping our nation together. You must take a leadership position because the Democratic Party and the politicians in
More
It probably doesn’t come as much of a surprise that a significant segment of U.S. news consumers can’t tell the difference between what constitutes “news” and “opinion”—but it’s not entirely their
More
Daryl W Scott- South Carolina – US House (District 7) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I was born and raised in Conway, SC. Growing up,
More
This is three parts: The decision overturning Roe v. Wade, what it means, and where we go from here And . . . people blame the Democrats It’s all about
More
Let’s spend 31 seconds talking about the looming governor election in Wisconsin and what these poll numbers mean as we fight to protect our democracy. There is good news here
More
Ruth Weissmanm – Montana – State House (District 59) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I was not lucky enough to be born here but was
More
Over the last year since our campaign for New York County District Attorney ended, I’ve spoken with several women candidates and potential candidates about what to expect during the campaign
More
Samantha Meadows- Ohio – US House (District 2) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a former Advanced EMT-I & First Responder. I have a
More
Kasey Helton- Michigan – Livingston County Commission Dist. 5 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I grew up in Livingston County and my husband and I
More
Jenn Strater (I)- Minnesota – Robbinsdale City Council Ward 3 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. Jennifer “Jenn” Strater is a Robbinsdale homeowner (since 2014), former
More
Kelly Noland- Michigan – State House House (District 63) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am an Army veteran nurse, married 20 years with a
More
“Unfortunately, the hearings will be dismissed as ‘theatrics,’ and the MAGA morons aren’t watching anyway.” I’ve been hearing some version of that from friends and family who are sure that
More
If you live in Timberline, Sunnyside, Greenlaw, Foxglenn, or Southside, one of these two will be your County Supervisor in 2023-2024. Which one will be determined in the Primary Election
More
There actually is a “Deep State” that nefariously plots the demise of America. It’s made up of: Foreign dictators/autocrats Billionaire libertarians Predatory capitalists (NRA/gun lobby) And American anarchists/authoritarians (Bannon, Carlson,
More
I: What We Know There was an interesting series of events this week involving the Justice Department, Peter Navarro, Mark Meadows, Steven Bannon, and Dan Scavino. Here’s the timeline: Peter
More
Republicans claimed a victory for free speech when the Department of Homeland Security paused its Disinformation Governance Board after the right-wing media pushed a vicious smear campaign filled with lies and
More
November 8, 2022 June 6 2022 The Good News:Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and New Hampshire have better congressional district maps. The Bad News: According to Politico, Tapes reveal GOP plan to contest elections by placing an
More
A Russian doll is an apt analogy for Putin. In an attempt to analyze the multiple layers of his persona, it is possible to imagine him starting out as a
More
This is the first of a two-part series. “The Putin Illusion: The Fragile Russian Doll” will appear on June 6. With Putin’s unprovoked and unjust invasion, siege, and destruction of
More
On Dec. 21, 2012 — one week after Adam Lanza shot and killed 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut — National Rifle Association Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre announced
More
Cynthia Wirth – Indiana – US House (District 6) Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am a scientist, a small businessperson, and a former public
More
After the St. Valentine’s Day massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas H.S. in Parkland, Florida, in 2018, then-Governor Rick Scott made sure his craven presence was attendant at numerous press briefings.
More
Brian Bengs- South Dakota – US Senate Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I grew up in a working-class family in a small, Northwest Iowa town.
More
Editor’s note: On May 18, President Biden invoked the Defense Production Act to prioritize the manufacturing of baby formula and on May 22, the United States military airlifted its first
More
The news that the Supreme Court might overturn Roe coincided with the Taliban’s announcement ordering women to be covered from head to toe when they leave the house. The threat
More
Here are drawings inspired by my fury that the Supreme Court intends to withdraw a right that has been recognized as the law of the land for 50 years. It
More
It was never my intent to raise my son from the age of four as a single (divorced) working parent. But it was how it turned out. Not because I
More
Authoritarian socialist DeSantis attacks Disney Authoritarian socialists attack business for politics. Putin took over Yukos Oil, the largest Russian oil firm at the time and jailed Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the CEO.
More
We need action now on cutting carbon emissions in half and lowering prices. We are disgusted by Big Oil’s price gouging and their efforts to blame their higher prices on
More
Citywide Indivisible Chicago joins a large coalition to organize a rally for abortion justice on Sat., May 14th, 9:30 am, Union Park, Chicago NEW TIME + LOCATION: Sat, May 14, Rally for
More
I’m a 70-year-old woman with a history of infertility. I’m the adoptive mother of two. I don’t have a personal story to tell about abortion. I’m not worried about my
More
Where are we as a country headed? Is our great experiment in democracy moving toward failure? I feel confident that our democratic republic will not perish from an aggressive intervention
More
Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Hebrews 11:1 Tweeting about Roe v. Wade for DemCast was always going to be difficult
More
During the U.S. Supreme Court oral argument for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, the mother of seven biological and adopted children, wondered why adoption does not
More
How do I begin to unpack how deeply disturbed I was by yesterday’s Supreme Court arguments? Justice Sotomayor spoke for so many of us with this question. She spoke for
More
Over the last two days, for the first time in my social media activism, I have retweeted pro-abortion posts. As a Catholic, I have not changed my faith-based stance that
More
What is America really? It is a union of 50 independent states. I would argue that the federal government has ceased to follow the Constitution because it does not currently
More
Caitlyn Perry Dial – Michigan – Livingston County Commission – District 7 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am very involved in the community as
More
Bill Kimler- South Carolina – State House District 13 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. After earning a Masters in Physics and in Teaching, I spent
More
Follow the money blocking Climate Change bills “NO LABELS TO HOST BILLIONAIRE GATHERING WITH JOE MANCHIN IN LOS ANGELES” – Lee Fang in The Intercept Puzzled why politicians block bills
More
Melissa Smith- Montana – State House District 23 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I currently live and work in Great Falls, Montana. I was raised
More
Chris Salley- South Carolina – State House District 7 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. Born and raised in Anderson County, I’m a proud product of
More
We cannot allow the threat of world war to scare us into inaction. The question is no longer how to avoid war. It’s now time to start talking about winning
More
John Ward- South Carolina – State House District 58 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I was born and raised in Aynor, SC. My father was
More
by Sherri Masson Government can be a force for good. Government is at its best when it embraces the American ideal to provide for the common good. In her book,
More
Glen Miller – Michigan – State House District 50 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I own a remodeling business. My district in Livingston County is
More
Dr. Gary L. Burgess – South Carolina – State Superintendent of Education Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. In the race for SC Superintendent of Education,
More
Daniel A Duncan – South Carolina – State House – District 14 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I’m a lifelong progressive Democrat originally from a
More
Tom Nelson – Wisconsin – US Senate Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I grew up in the Fox Valley in the small town of Little
More
Midterms are coming. At the moment, Republicans are trying to make the southern border the main voting issue, and they are succeeding. With Republican governors strategically in power in much
More
Christina M. Kafkakis – Michigan – State House – District 49 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. My
More
Christine Kaczkowski – Michigan – Livingston County Commission – District 9 Tell us a little bit about yourself and your background. I am the mother of two boys, a wife,
More
Cynthia Rodriguez for Yolo County District Attorney: Yolo County is overall more progressive than average. It’s easy enough to get complacent and think the problems are mostly elsewhere. But the
More
As our hearts break for the people of Ukraine, it is imperative that we wrap our heads around the fact that the Russian invasion of Ukraine is the price we
More
Robert Zeigler – Pennsylvania – State House – District 171 Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. I am born and raised rural Pennsylvanian. I am
More
Jackie Goldman- Rhode Island – Providence City Council – Ward 5 Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. My name is Jackie Goldman, and I am
More
Matt Vilardebo- South Carolina State House 26th District Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. I’m a husband and father of 2. I am an engineering
More
Kevin Eckert- South Carolina US House 5th District Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. I am originally from Rochester, NY but moved to South Carolina
More
Katie Crosby – South Carolina State House 44th District Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. A former educator and the current chair of the Lancaster
More
Elizabeth Marum – Montana House District 67 Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. I’m a 26-yr resident of HD67, where I raised two sons as
More
Recently, while attending a memorial gathering in Arlington, Virginia, a man I had never met and who offered not one word of introduction, came right up to my face, pointed
More
Judd Larkins – South Carolina US House 2nd District Tell us a little bit about your yourself and your background. I am a South Carolina native who holds an undergrad
More