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None of us will ever forget how we felt on election night 22 months ago. For two years, we’ve organized against the chaos, cruelty and corruption of Trump 2.0 while waiting for our opportunity to win back power from the fascists. Now the midterms are almost here and we need to make each day count.

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6/9/26, 10:19 pm41 reposts136 likes

PunaLady

@punalady.bsky.social

6 Sept

👊 #FightFacisim

MN Karl Olson

@mnkarlolson.bsky.social

7 Sept

All @indivisible.org’s hard work is necessary because the @democrats.org messed up big time in 2024. They chose not to pick their strongest candidate to defeat Donald Trump in the election. That’s on them; now, they want the grass roots to clean up their own mess. Sad !

Graig Mellon

@mellongraig.bsky.social

8 Sept

Well, I also blame it on state party Dems leaving too many seats uncontested, and even when they did recruit Dems, they often got underfunded. Plus, the Dems waited too late to invest when they could have invested earlier than usual (which they're doing the latter this cycle, investing earlier).

MN Karl Olson

@mnkarlolson.bsky.social

8 Sept

Yes, in the past, when I lived in Florida, I did support Democrats in uphill (non-competitive) districts, particularly in exurban areas. The state party didn’t care. Sadly, many state Democratic parties are not effective. Virginia in 2025 contested every race; Minnesota is doing that now.