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The Importance of Local and National Collaboration
Neither the Indivisible Guide nor the organization’s brilliantly effective map built the 2017 resistance movement wave, but they were critical in allowing our group to conceive of ourselves as powerful political agents.
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The Future of Organizing
Prospect co-founder Robert Kuttner introduces a roundtable discussion about organizing and progressive politics.
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Let’s Organize—and Not Scapegoat Leaders
Given their resources, the national Indivisible leadership has done well by its 2017 mission statement to ‘lift up a grassroots movement of local groups to defeat the Trump agenda, elect progressive leaders, and realize bold progressive policies.’
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Focus on the Grassroots
Grassroots Democratic civic life is a desert that only gets watered for a few months every two or four years, and then only in battleground states or districts.
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⏩ Democrats and the Government, Together Again: Watch Our Jan/Feb 2021 Issue Release Event
In celebration of our first print issue of 2021, we assembled Prospect staff and contributors to discuss the year ahead and features from the issue.
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Which Reps Will Progressives Look to Unseat in 2022?
It’s never too early to scout the next set of primary challenges.
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Kyrsten Sinema Pressure Campaign Goes Up in Arizona
New ad campaign hits the senior senator on her resistance to ending the filibuster.
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Resistance Disconnect
How Indivisible’s national advocates and grassroots volunteers have pulled apart—and what could happen instead
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First 100: Democrats Should Keep Doing Popular Things, A Continuing Series
Popular things are popular.