House Democrats are on the verge of passing a bill that will make a real difference in people’s lives. It’s time to take that vote, pass that bill and send it to the Senate and to President Biden’s desk -- ASAP.
Indivisible announced the launch of its national endorsement program, the grassroots organization's political program dedicated to protecting and expanding the number of progressives in public office. The national endorsements program will focus on ensuring progressive champions have the resources they need to compete in and win Democratic primaries, whether they’re newcomers competing for an open seat, insurgents working to oust conservative or ineffectual incumbents, or progressive trailblazers in Congress fighting for working people and making sure our government meets the moment.
Tonight, Indivisible Project National Advocacy Director Mary Small issued the following statement after passage of the Bipartisan Infrastructure bill and the rule on the Build Back Better Act, following a signed agreement from conservative House Democrats pledging to support Build Back Better Act passage following a formal Congressional Budget Office (CBO) score
House Progressives have once again demonstrated what effective collective power can do if we stay united in our fight for transformative policies for the American people.
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.