DemDaily: Unite The Wrong
August 13, 2018 Charlottesville, Virginia The Governor declared a state of emergency in advance of Saturday’s protest marking the one-year anniversary of a white supremacist rally that took...
Posted August 13, 2018
DemDaily: The Voting Rights Act: Then and Now
August 9, 2018 This week marks the 53rd anniversary of the 1965 Voting Rights Act (VRA), considered the most far-reaching civil rights legislation in U.S. history. The Voting Rights Act, passed on...
Posted August 9, 2018
DemDaily: The Take On Tuesday’s Primaries (KS, MI, MO, WA & OH Special!)
August 8, 2018 While last night’s primaries in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Washington State added to the triumphant ranks of women advancing to the midterm elections in November, the big...
Posted August 8, 2018
DemDaily: Latino Leaders Challenge Community
August 7, 2018 Some of the country’s most prominent Latino leaders gathered in DC last week to honor The Reverend Luis Cortés, and to underscore the challenges at the forefront of their...
Posted August 7, 2018
DemDaily: Tennessee Takeaways
August 6, 2018 After a brief break in the primary season, last Thursday’s Tennessee primary kicked off the first of 25 between now and September 13th. TENNESSEE Tennessee is traditionally a...
Posted August 6, 2018
DemDaily: Obama’s Legacy
August 2, 2018 In honor of former President Barack Obama’s upcoming birthday, a snapshot of his record, and a reminder of the days under the most popular President of our time. Although...
Posted August 2, 2018
DemDaily: The Fight over Right To Work
August 1, 2018 Voters in next week’s August 7th Missouri primary election will be voting on a ballot initiative to overturn the state’s pending right-to-work law, which has major...
Posted August 1, 2018
DemDaily: Unionizing Campaigns
July 31, 2018 Campaign workers are the latest professionals to unionize, with numbers that, if recruited successfully, could add significantly to the ranks of organized labor. While thousands of...
Posted July 31, 2018
DemDaily: In Defense of the Disabled
July 30, 2018 The civil rights movement has had many faces throughout history, but among the lesser known soldiers are Americans with disabilities. It was not until July 26, 1990 that the...
Posted July 30, 2018
DemDaily: What is an Organizer?
July 26, 2018 This is a crucial time in both the election cycle and the baseball season. It seems appropriate timing, then, to offer our readers the exceptional opportunity to win amazing baseball...
Posted July 26, 2018