Senate Democrats like Joe Manchin, who won’t end the filibuster, may squander our current opportunity for progress.

Justice Democrats

John, Democrats in Congress who are unwilling to take bold stances on the most pressing issues in America could squander our current opportunity for progress.

Democrats hold control of the House, Senate, and White House for the first time in more than a decade. We must pass progressive legislation to address the many crises in this country.

Senate Democrats like Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, who suggest they want to keep the filibuster and hand our government to Republicans, are sacrificing our chance at:

We are pressuring Senate Democrats to immediately end the filibuster and focus on strong, transformative change. Donate right now to support our work to end the archaic filibuster and win real progressive change for people.

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Joe Biden has made some important progress on immigrant and environmental justice, but we need more from the White House and Congress. We can pass bold reforms through the Democratic Congress, but only if moderates like Joe Manchin are willing to face the realities of what needs to be done.

Republicans rejoiced in being obstacles to President Obama’s agenda and blocked legislation on voting rights, DC statehood, and so much more since Democrats took control of the House in 2018.

We need bold action from Senate Democrats, and that means leaving the filibuster behind.

Help us keep our campaign to end the filibuster going strong with a donation of whatever you can afford today. Voting rights, D.C. statehood, racial justice, and so much more is on the line.

We’re ready to push Congress to get this done.

In solidarity,

Justice Democrats







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