All over the country we are seeing people of faith standing up to this president, and our new Democrats of Faith program
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Some of you have heard my story of being one of the first former Trump supporters to denounce Trump after a life-changing dialogue. It took changing my worldview on liberal values, Democratic officials and marginalized people before seeing the con
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Can you feel the energy? That’s the Democrats on the ground getting ready to save democracy! We are ignoring the people who are trying to make us believe that we cannot win
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AMERICAN DEMOCRACY. What do you think of when you see those words? Is it maybe a red, white and blue flag, or is it a bunch of white guys with powdered wigs?
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Action Update: The infrastructure bill has now passed the House and is headed to President Biden’s desk — but we must get Build Back Better through the Senate and the House. Please
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In another thrilling night of pre-midterm elections, Democrats solidly trounced republican candidates across the nation in election after election, from mayors in large cities to representatives in crucial districts and states. Maintaining
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“Crap, crap, crap crap.” Those were the words I muttered as I walked to my car after our July Town Democratic Committee meeting. Somehow, someway I had just been convinced to run
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It was quite a week. Thank you from all of us at DemCast for supporting our work. Stay healthy and safe!
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A recent article in Fast Company, “Why People Believe False Information and How to Combat It, According to Experts,” had the simplest explanation for the behavior of QAnon and MAGA followers: they
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This blog post started as a video. You can see it here. In the struggle to save democracy, there are some who insist that Democrats should “fight like Republicans.” This is sometimes
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No, it’s not a joke. Virginia Del. Nick Freitas (HD-30) actually said that. Funny, yes? But his laughable ignorance of human biology is accompanied by a chilling capacity to foster human suffering — as reported
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Many things divide Americans politically, but there is now a demographic that previously had little impact: religious vs. non-religious. Gallup began measuring religious membership in 1937. In that poll, membership in a religious
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