“House Democrats will have one last shot to do the right thing and oppose this bill. They stood together against the Republicans' ‘Child Predator Empowerment Act,’ and they came out looking strong, purposeful, and serious. They will be making a huge mistake if they don’t take one more opportunity to take a stand.”
Trump fled from Project 2025 because he knew it was a parade of politically radioactive, extremist policies. Now, he’s putting the guy who authored it in charge of the entire federal budget.
Senate Democrats need to show us that they’re going to fight against the MAGA agenda, not preemptively concede to Republicans when the going gets rough. We’re counting on them to get it together.”
We’re looking for Democrats to remain clear-eyed in the face of Republican chaos and only lend votes to bills that are actually worthy of Democratic support.
We need our Democratic leaders to fight for our democracy, even when it's an uphill battle -- not to cut deals that give Trump more power just because the going gets hard.
Since the first Indivisible Guide went viral in 2016, spawning a national movement, the Indivisible Project has released a new “Guide” at the beginning of each Congress with practical advice on how ordinary constituents can best apply local pressure on their lawmakers in the new political landscape.
Last night, the national grassroots advocacy organization Indivisible released its new guide document, “Indivisible: A Practical Guide to Democracy on the Brink” on a call with over 31,000 attendees.