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Cassie Jaye, the day before I met her at the _Red Pill_ world premiere

Tuesday, July 21, 2026

One Seat in Congress Can Change the Country

 

"I only have one seat" is not an excuse, as Kshama Sawant proved during her ten years on Seattle's city council. With only one seat she won nationally unprecedented renters' rights, the highest minimum wage in the country, and other major victories for working people. She was able to win these things because she didn't "go along to get along" -- she used her office as an organizing center for mass working-class mobilization. She intends to transform national politics in the same way if she wins her race for Congress, which is why anyone who cares about the direction of this country should be actively supporting her campaign.

Watch the rally here: fstube.net/w/cwK8iFBwkNg1LnGvBXMWEj 


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