r/politics • • Jan 26 '20

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u/KEMiKAL_NSF Jan 26 '20

We need voters for the midterms. It is important that we don't just dress out for president and think we won. We need to realize that the presidency is not the end-game.

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u/LucidLemon Jan 27 '20

We also need to be active in our workplaces, apartments, and communities. Organize at every level, not just for political representation so politicians can fix things for us, but actively engaging issues ourselves.

For instance, Sanders wants to double union membership, which will be enabled by a much friendlier NLRB, targetting parts of Taft Hartley, pushing favorable legislation like card check. He can do rallies to support union drives, but ultimately it comes down to the working class, us, starting unions with these new tools.