Expecting progressives to vote for the BIF even as conservative Democrats spout new, terrible last-minute demands for the Build Back Better package is completely outrageous. Absolutely not.
Indivisible Action, one of the leading national grassroots organizations, announced a new political program dedicated to protecting Democratic majorities in the House and Senate. The new initiative, named “Give No Ground,” will provide support to vulnerable incumbents who are crucial to Democrats achieving their agenda this Congress and whose districts and states must remain blue for Democrats to hold trifecta power in 2022.
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The only things standing in the way of the infrastructure bill being signed into law are the conservative hold-outs, like Senators Manchin and Sinema, who are offering only vague criticisms of the massively popular budget reconciliation bill.
The fact that in the year 2021, we are still constantly fighting against conservative extremists trying to take over the bodily autonomy of pregnant people is exhausting and infuriating.
When we fought to defeat Donald Trump, we fought for a just and humane immigration system that treats asylum-seekers with dignity. These events demonstrate all too painfully that the abuses of the hateful, racist and dehumanizing deportation machine are not limited to one party or President.
Indivisible joined leading progressive organizations in urging Democratic Congressional leadership to ensure that robust Medicare drug price negotiations and stronger Medicare dental, vision and hearing benefits are a part of the Democrats' final budget reconciliation package in two letters sent to lawmakers today.
Today the Energy & Commerce Committee had the opportunity to deliver on those long held Democratic policy priorities—and President Biden’s vision for recovery—but Representatives Rice, Schrader, and Peters voted against lowering drug prices for millions of Americans struggling to decide between paying for their next meal or their medication.