But... why wait until MARCH 5, 2016 to release this?
Should've dropped this in the fall breh
Every day, I'm convinced more and more, that the heads of the progressive movement have their hearts in the right place, but are not agile enough to lead the party.
This could be because in many ways they don't wanna step on the toes of other democrats in the party. For example, why is a Senator from Vermont the first politician in Imomokalee, FL? Where were the democratic representatives? Where was the progressive wing of democrats/independents in Florda?
I think the foundation, has been set, and the failures of the progressive movement have been identified. Now it's a matter of putting in 4 years STRAIGHT of hard work and dedication into these efforts.
My opinion/strategy would be to identify all of the individuals who voted for Bernie so far during the primaries and caucuses. Now provide them some level of ground roots plan to effect change from now until Midterms in 2018. Let them know that voting is not enough. Coming out for one day is not enough. Being informed of issues for one election cycle is not enough. Keep feeding them information and directing them to the proper agencies so that they can contribute with money or time. Let them know of the policies that are working in their state, so that they make sure no politician wipes out their progress. Then let them know of policies in other states that are stronger/more effective, that they need to work towards.
If you're not giving the people a vision to work towards, they're going to continue at this dismal pace.
Why don't people understand this? Same thing with workers attacking the Fight for $15 movement
Shyt makes NO sense.
(Bernie > Colonel)
