While we expect the future nominee to be highly qualified, she alone cannot save the Supreme Court from the far-right takeover. The balance of the Supreme Court will still be stacked 6-3 in favor of conservatives. The only way to unrig the courts is to expand it by at least four seats.
Conservatives have spent the last few decades doing everything in their power to rig the courts in their favor, and they’ll do anything they can to keep it that way. The attacks on the future nominee are racist and untrue — a desperate attempt to once again stop a liberal judge from taking a seat on the Supreme Court. Keep reading for talking points on how to push back against these attacks.
President Biden’s signature Build Back Better Act is now law. Read on to learn what’s in it, what got left out, and how your members of Congress voted on this critical legislation.
If you’re reading this guide, it’s most likely because you’re part of an Indivisible group who is somewhere along the path of working with other Indivisibles to build a statewide structure - a network, coalition, or other intentional system for working together to build power across the state.
Over the course of 2020, we saw how local groups across the country took this guide and put their own spin on it. We’ve seen groups use endorsements as a powerful tool in both primary and general elections, in red, blue, and purple districts, in open seats and seats with an incumbent. We talked to Group Leaders to hear how they used endorsements and why it was the right tool for them. As you think through the role endorsements will play in your group this cycle, we hope these stories will be helpful.
Use this document to fight against gerrymandering in your state. Learn how redistricting works, what policies that make redistricting more fair, and how you can work with democracy advocates to push for reform in your state.
