Kate for the People
Kate Powell, MPA, CFRE, Blythe Potter, The Controversial Blonde, Vikki Goodwin, Dr. Anahita Dua, Analilia Mejia, Paige Loud for Congress, Evan Turnage, Michael Duffin, Mike Croley, Mai Vang, Adam Dunigan, Jason Brown II, Anabel Mendoza, Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs, Dewayne Martin, Kyle Little, Yen Bailey for Congress, Lorenzo SantosDeranged political storytelling. Teacher of the dark arts of advocacy. Turning the ordinary citizen into an absolute MENACE.
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Candidates of Our Dreams: Tim Cywinski (VA-01)
has many organizing roles on that CV of his. But his “why” behind turning his sights on Congress…well you just need to listen to the interview, because I can’t do it justice.
Candidates of Our Dreams: Will Wooten (GA-Court of Appeals)
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Candidates of Our Dreams: Oliver Ma (CA - Lt. Gov)
Note: We had a technical gremlin eat this recording and lost the first 10 minutes of the interview into the void of Substack. So this picks up in a strange place but there’s still a lot of good things in here!
"Run for Something!" w/ Amanda Litman
worked on Hilary Clinton’s Presidential campaign…and we all know how that went. Afterward, she looked around for a leader (dare I say “Candidate of Her Dreams”?) she wanted to amplify…and couldn’t find them. Not one to be deterred, Amanda s...
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An administrative juggernaut who fundraises and runs non-profits for a living. In my spare (ha!) time, I bother our legislators and public administrators into (maybe?) doing their jobs. Learn the dark arts of advocacy and become an ABSOLUTE MENACE!
Seeking the democratic nomination for Secretary of State!
Political candidate and public voice in civic discourse. Background in HR and mental health (M.A. Clinical Mental Health Counseling). Focused on accountability, race, gender, and power. Exploring leadership, community, and modern political culture.
State Representative for House District 47
I'm a mom and surgeon based in Boston, MA and the founder and chair of Healthcare for Action, the largest democratic PAC for healthcare workers in the United States.
Raised in New Jersey by immigrant parents, Analilia Mejia is a mom and union organizer who’s spent her career fighting for higher wages and paid leave. She is running for Congress to put working families first.
Social worker, advocate, and wife. Running for U.S. House of Representatives for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District. Here is where you can hear my thoughts in longer form.
It’s time someone fought for Mississippi. Running for Congress to represent MS-02.
RIF’d State Department counterterrorism official running for Congress in Virginia’s 8th District. BA from DePaul and graduate degrees from Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, and USC. www.Duffin4VA.com
I'm a Navy veteran, former Tennessee State Park Ranger, and former federal employee who is now running for Congress in Tennessee’s 6th District.
Daughter of Hmong Refugees. Community Raised. Here to Connect, Build & Fight for the People. #WeGotUs #MaiTimeOurTime #HeartAndHustle
Former Marine. Ex-CIA. Running for Congress in Virginia's 8th District.
Congressional candidate for IL-07. Immigrant rights organizer. Lifelong Chicagoan.
Veteran • Leader • Advocate Grassroots Democrat and American \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8\ud83d\udc99 Congressional Candidate in VA01
writer and organizer studying human agency during world-building moments. with grace first. with love, always \ud83e\udd0e essays soon :)
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