Today, 30 Indivisible groups across Arizona sent a letter to Senators Gallego and Kelly, calling on them to reject empty promises from Republicans to protect healthcare.
This indictment is the clearest sign yet that Trump’s project isn’t just corruption—it’s monarchy. He’s using the power of the federal government to punish his public servants and protect himself.
Today, on the second anniversary of the horrific attacks of October 7th, we grieve for the victims and for all who lost loved ones. We continue to call for the immediate release of all remaining hostages. Violence against civilians is not and can never be justified.
Republicans control the government, but they can’t even manage to keep the lights on. This GOP shutdown is not about ‘fiscal responsibility’ – it’s a tantrum. They’d rather close shop, disrupting key government services, than fund our healthcare.
Our power is in our courage, and history shows that courage wins. The city of Chicago belongs to the people, and we stand with them as they push back against this un-American occupation.
Republicans just shut down the federal government to rip away our healthcare and hand Trump another blank check for his dangerous, illegal power grab. Instead of negotiating a budget that protects families and reins in Trump’s lawlessness, Republicans chose to throw working families under the bus. This is the Republicans’ shutdown. They own the damage that comes with it.
Comedy has always punched up, called out corruption, and held leaders to account. That’s what history remembers.
Indivisible today announced the launch of its first-ever creator-driven electoral program: the Virginia Creator Campaign. This initiative will mobilize national and regional content creators to reach millions of voters online and seeks to increase early voting, and turn out pro-democracy Virginians in one of the most consequential elections of the decade.