Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are taking the fight for a political revolution into places where national political attention rarely falls: Nampa, Idaho; Folsom, California; Missoula, Montana.

They broke records with the rallies in Los Angeles and Denver, and we’re joining them to take this message to every corner of the country.

Why? Because fighting Trump’s extremist authoritarian agenda means standing shoulder-to-shoulder with working people everywhere—not just where it's politically convenient.

This isn't politics as usual. These are conservative towns and cities where lawmakers take voters for granted, where there are communities craving real change, and where thousands are filling town halls and convention centers to join the political revolution.

This fight isn’t about politicians—it’s about people. Bernie and AOC are bringing attention to areas left behind by the political establishment.

In Missoula, Montana, families face crushing medical debt while pharmaceutical giants lobby Trump for even higher profits. In Folsom, California—a city often overshadowed by its larger neighbors—working-class communities are battling wage stagnation and unaffordable childcare. And in Nampa, Idaho’s doctor shortages and near-total abortion ban were top of the agenda this week.

These places—and countless others—are exactly where Bernie and AOC are focusing their fight. Because change comes from the ground up, not the top down. It comes from the overlooked corners of the country that are desperate to make their voices heard. That’s why we’re asking for your help to take this fight everywhere.

When we organize, we win.