For climate folks, we don’t need to fall into the trap of debating make-believe government mandates or get too worried about the “culture war” backlash.
Instead, let’s keep up the public education and promote the great alternatives out there.
I've been going through some of the college campus precincts this morning. This one at University of Michigan is indicative of why the work of youth organizing is so incredibly important. 93% voted for the Dem ticket.
If Trump tried to destroy U.S. democracy when he lost the general election in 2020, what do you think he will do to the RNC if he loses the nomination in 2024?
But Congress doesn’t get to dictate the fate of our communities. I’ve seen grassroots resistance stop *hundreds* of dirty infrastructure projects and it can do it again and again. This work is more crucial than ever.
The Supreme Court spent the last week scorning huge popular majorities on choice, guns, and climate.
Our job is to be the backlash. At the polls, and against the corporations that funded all this. We have to make majorities matter.
If Trump tried to destroy U.S. democracy when he lost the general election in 2020, what do you think he will do to the RNC if he loses the nomination in 2024?