Yesterday, I got an email from a new group – under the umbrella of Fast Action, which has been around a while – and I must say it’s about time. It’s called HEAL to Win, and it aims to support and recruit progressive candidates running for seats on school boards. Republicans have been way, way ahead of us on this for decades, which is a large chunk of why so many people, especially younger people, are so easily fooled by the Saffron Sauron and his band of orcs. They are offering a free digital tool kit on how to launch, manage and win a run for a local school board seat. This is not something I could do, or just anyone, though there are people who could and don’t know it. I’m attaching the link so you can pass it on.
Steve Schmidt on the difference between the Apricot Antichrist and John F. Kennedy, including a video of his “City on a Hill” speech – not a “shining city” – but a city which because of its location is visible to everyone, and had therefore better step up and shape up.
This is as shortsighted of Republicans as it was to try new districting for partisan reasons after SCROTUS claimed it had no jurisdiction over that – so now California’s redistricting has been blessed also.
I readily admit that I was a desk Marine, and could not have passed the fitness test for combat – I struggled much of my career to pass the women’s. But that’s me – and I belonged at a desk because that’s my skill set. The women interviewed for this article are different – and definitely belong[ed] in combat units. As did Tammy Duckworth.
This is almost 20 minutes long, and you a welcome to view it all, but all I want y’all to see is the first 8 minutes or so (You’ll know when she changes the subject.) I can cut minutes off the front, but not off the end, or I would have done so.
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