Worth a watch. It highlights Effie Phillips-Staley and argues that Democrats need more candidates like her in the party.
If you want the clip in an easy-to-share format, it’s embedded below.
Worth a watch. This More Perfect Union video looks at one concrete answer to rising grocery costs: publicly run grocery stores and the existing military commissary model that already delivers lower prices.
I especially like that it focuses on a real example already operating at scale, instead of treating the whole idea as purely theoretical.
I am endorsing Oliver Larkin for Congress in Florida’s 23rd district.
He is a former Bernie Sanders 2016 organizer running on Medicare for All, a $25 minimum wage, democracy reform, and refusing corporate PAC money. He has also spent years organizing and advocating in South Florida, which matters in a race like this.
More importantly, he is willing to make a direct, unapologetic case for progressive politics at a moment when too many Democrats are content to accommodate corporate power and drift right. We need more candidates who are actually willing to fight for working people instead of trimming their politics to fit donor expectations.
He is the FAR better choice in this race, and he has my endorsement.
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This is Endorsement #17 for Chris Rabb, running in Pennsylvania’s 3rd District (PA‑03). Primary: May 19, 2026.
Rabb is a five-term state representative. He’s running to put community over commerce and confront the danger concentrated wealth poses to self-government.
He’s backed by Sunrise Movement, DSA Philadelphia, Reclaim Philadelphia, and other grassroots groups — not corporate PACs. His platform centers healthcare, housing, clean air and water, and workers’ rights.
If you’re in PA‑03 — or you want to send another unbought progressive fighter to Congress — donate, volunteer, and share.
