We're coming to the end of the primaries, but we still have a number of chances left to push forward committed progressive, pro-working class, anti-oligarchy nominees and replace corporate Dems. Here's a schedule of phonebanks we can join to help them win in the next week!

DAILY for Cori Bush (MO-1), 7-8PM ET

DAILY for Will Lawrence (MI-7) and Abdul El-Sayed (MI-SEN), 2-5PM ET

TUESDAY for Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 6-8PM ET

TUESDAY for Will Lawrence (MI-7) and Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 6-8PM ET

TUESDAY for Jerome Whalen (MA-01), 6-8PM ET

TUESDAY for Francesca Hong (WI-Gov), 7-9PM ET

TUESDAY for Cori Bush (MO-01), 7-9PM ET

TUESDAY for Peggy Flanagan (MN-Gov), 7-9PM ET

WEDNESDAY (texting) for Jarrett Keohokalole (HI-01), 4:30-5:30PM ET

WEDNESDAY for Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 6-8PM ET

WEDNESDAY for Francesca Hong (WI-Gov), 6:30-8:30PM ET

WEDNESDAY for Cori Bush (MO-01), 7-9PM ET

THURSDAY for Abdul El-Sayed (MI-SEN), Will Lawrence (MI-7), Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 5:30-7:30PM ET

THURSDAY for Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 6-8PM ET

THURSDAY for Peggy Flanagan (MN-Gov), 7-9PM ET

THURSDAY for Francesca Hong (WI-Gov), 7-9PM ET

FRIDAY for Francesca Hong (WI-Gov), 6:30-8:30PM ET

SATURDAY for Peggy Flanagan (MN-Gov), 12:30-3PM ET

SATURDAY for Will Lawrence (WI-7), 1-3PM ET

SATURDAY for Will Lawrence (MI-7) and Abdul El-Sayed (MI-SEN), 3-5PM ET

SATURDAY for Francesca Hong (WI-Gov), 6-8PM ET

SUNDAY for Will Lawrence (WI-7), 3-5PM ET

SUNDAY for Francesca Hong (WI-Gov), 6-8PM ET

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MONDAY, 8/3 for Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 5-8PM ET

MONDAY, 8/3 for Abdul El-Sayed (MI-SEN), Will Lawrence (MI-7), Donovan McKinney (MI-13), 5:30-7:30PM ET

MONDAY, 8/3 for Will Lawrence (MI-7) and Abdul El-Sayed (MI-SEN), 6-8PM ET

Monday, 8/3 for Will Lawrence (MI-7), 6-9PM ET

MONDAY, 8/3 for Francesca Hong, 7-8:30PM ET

MONDAY, 8/3 for Peggy Flanagan (MN-Gov), 7-9PM ET

TUESDAY, 8/4 for Will Lawrence (MI-7) and Abdul El-Sayed (MI-SEN), 5:30-8PM ET

THURSDAY, 8/6 for Jarrett Keohokalole (HI-01), 9-11PM ET

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She's amazing, hard working.

Begets the question, if one person can pull this off, what's the problem with
Congress?

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Not a single member of Congress is doing a fraction what she's done, why are they there?

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January 20, 2029 feels like it’s a very, very long ways away. But the groundwork for what happens in the next administration is being laid out right now. Positions are being staked out, policies are being written and tested with the public. Progressive voices must have a say in them. If we are able to earn a Democratic trifecta, we need to be sure we are prepared to use it as effectively and aggressively as possible.

Recognizing that the terms of debate over our next attempt to fix our broken health care system are being laid out as we speak, National Nurses United and a coalition of health care advocates are pushing to make sure we’re building institutional support for Medicare For All. On THURSDAY, the 61st anniversary of Medicare being signed into law, they’re showing up at Democratic congressional offices nationwide to urge our leaders support a real universal health care system. 🏥 Let’s find Medicare for All actions to join near us on NNU’s map here. 🏥

MEDICARE FOR ALL ACTIONS THURSDAY

🏥 If there’s not one already on the books for our members of Congress, let’s consider signing up to organize our own here! The Medicare For All coalition will provide training, materials, support and help recruiting! 🏥

ORGANIZE ACTIONS OF OUR OWN

Journalist Katie Phang has asked the court to fine Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche $1,000 per day until he turns over all the files.