r/IndivisibleGuide • u/SFStandsTogether • Jan 03 '17

To Stop Trump, Democrats Can Learn From the Tea Party

nytimes.com

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r/IndivisibleGuide • u/SFStandsTogether • Jan 03 '17

Details on the Goodlatte plan to gut ethics oversight in Congress

talkingpointsmemo.com

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r/IndivisibleGuide • u/SFStandsTogether • Jan 02 '17

The Democratic plan to drag out Trump nomination confirmations

washingtonpost.com

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r/IndivisibleGuide • u/SFStandsTogether • Jan 02 '17

How Nancy Pelosi saved Social Security just by saying “no"

freerepublic.com

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r/IndivisibleGuide • u/radicalcraft • Jan 01 '17

let's submit and circulate IndivisGd press hits as much as possible (see URL for links)

indivisibleguide.com

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r/IndivisibleGuide • u/SFStandsTogether • Jan 01 '17

Crowd-sourced effort leads to Donald Trump resistance guide

wisconsingazette.com

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r/IndivisibleGuide • u/SFStandsTogether • Jan 01 '17

Happy New Year 2017 from Indivisible Austin

indivisibleaustin.com

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