The 2018 election may be a big opportunity for Democrats… but only if they reclaim working-class economic issues. Read more about our March 2017 focus groups with women in Virginia and Ohio.
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Women’s Voices Women Vote Action Fund joins with every American appalled over the violence in Charlottesville last weekend and the President’s refusal to condemn the bigotry and violence of white supremacists. Here is a list of actions to take after this past weekend in Charlottesville.
10 Actions That You Can Take To Stop White Supremacy And Stand Up For Civil And Human Rights
Register and vote. The most important way to stand up for civil and human rights is to make sure you and your friends and family are all registered to vote, and to make sure you cast your ballot in every election.The Senate Republican health care bill would leave 22 million Americans without health insurance by 2026, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) analysis of the plan being rushed to a vote this week. As soon as next year, 15 million more people would not be insured compared with the current law, according to the CBO.
“This is a country that was built on the premise and promise that every American who works hard can be successful.
