Good! Until the Republican Party deal with those in their own ranks who incited an attempted coup, who spread anti-semitic conspiracy theories, and who say Democratic politicians should be EXECUTED, The Democrats shouldn't even be reaching out to them.
One Republican member of Congress in particular peddles theories about the California wildfires being started by Jewish space lasers, says Democratic politicians should be executed, and thinks mass shootings like Parkland and Sandy Hook were staged.
But you don't have to go as far as Rep Marjorie Greene. Sen Ted Cruz and Rep Josh Hawley took part in the political theater that denied the election results right up until armed conspiracy theorists and Confederates violently stormed the Capitol.
And the obstruction goes all the way to the root of the Party. Mitch McConnell is still dragging his feet on a transfer of power, leaving Biden's cabinet unfilled and committees yet-to-be-staffed.
In 2009, @BarackObama took office under rather similar conditions to @JoeBiden. The prior administration had completely failed to respond to a crisis. The economy was diving into the worst recession since the Great Depression.
How did Mitch and the GOP embrace "bipartisanship"?
“The single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president”
- Mitch
“We're going to do everything — and I mean everything we can do — to kill it, stop it, slow it down, whatever we can.”
Today @JoeBiden announced that he is committing to a historic society-wide mobilization to stop the climate crisis, create millions of good jobs, and roll back centuries of systemic environmental racism.
Many of the things we have been fighting for became a reality including:
☀️Establishment of White House Office of Domestic Climate Policy and National Climate Task Force
☀️Creation of a Civilian Climate Corps modeled after the New Deal’s Civilian Conservation Corps to put people to work in government jobs tackling the climate crisis
☀️Commitment to a whole-of-government approach to Environmental Justice, including delivering 40% of climate investments to frontline communities
☀️Creation of Interagency working group to ensure economic development and a just transition for fossil fuel communities
Movements elected @JoeBiden. Now, it's time to make sure our demands happen. This first week of executive orders are a heartening start.
But we're not stopping there.
Join our mass call to find out how you can fight for the Decade of the Green New Deal: smvmt.link/kickoff-gnd
Representation alone is not enough. We also need the political will to fight for a better future.
Warnock's victory - while historic for being the first Black Senator from Georgia - is critical because Senate control puts survival checks on the table.
Deb Haaland's appointment as Interior Secretary is important not just for who she is, but for what she could do, and the executive orders coming out of the Biden administration are hopefully just a taste.
Heather Boushey - with her focus on people's financial well-being (and not the stock market) - is the type of voice we need in the halls of government.
We are also confident that Heather Boushey will internalize the necessity for our government to structure its work around the national project of averting the climate crisis.
We've just endorsed 19 progressive #GreenNewDeal champions!
Across the country we'll be throwing down for these down ballot candidates to ensure we can ring in the era of the green new deal!
Learn more about each candidate below!
@AOC has been fighting alongside us since the very beginning.
She has been an outspoken voice in Congress for women, working class people and progressive values. AOC is a co-author of the Green New Deal and we're ready to keep her in office.
@audrey4congress is an educator & farmer that believes DC needs a new generation of leaders who aren’t bought & paid for by special interests.
She's championed the GND in addition to getting money out of politics, healthcare, rural health & equitable access to education