Saturday is No Kings Day
The wannabe-king is intent on sabotaging our midterms. This weekend, we turn out by the millions to nonviolently defend our elections, our democracy, and our rights. First in the streets, and then at the polls. Join us.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 29, 2023
Contact: Emily Phelps | press@indivisible.org
Washington — Following news of the passing of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, Leah Greenberg, co-executive director of Indivisible, released the following statement:
“Dianne Feinstein was an icon of the Senate. In her decades of trailblazing public service, she broke ground and helped solidify what women could do in American politics again and again. During her time as California’s senator, she was a ground-breaking champion for gun safety, and a force for accountability and transparency on the CIA’s use of torture, who expected better from our country in its darkest moments.
“Because the business of the Senate continues as urgently as ever, and her constituents in the country’s largest state need a voice in Washington, our expectation is that a new California senator will be quickly named, and that other senators will take over her role on senate committees, including the all-too-critical Judiciary Committee.
“May her memory be a blessing.”
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The Indivisible Project (501c4) is a social movement non-profit driven by a vision of a real democracy – of, by, and for the people. Indivisible began in 2016 as a viral guide to resisting Trump’s agenda. Today, the Indivisible movement is a network of thousands of local groups and millions of activists across every state. The Indivisible Project drives campaigns for bold progressive policies, lobbies Congress, and equips activists with tools to build lasting progressive power, everywhere. Together, we fight to defeat the rightwing takeover of American government and build an inclusive democracy.
The wannabe-king is intent on sabotaging our midterms. This weekend, we turn out by the millions to nonviolently defend our elections, our democracy, and our rights. First in the streets, and then at the polls. Join us.