Time magazine published a feature on Pramila’s work to push for progressive change in Congress and across the country. She talked about being an organizer, fighting for Medicare for All, the need to get rid of the filibuster, and how she’s ensuring that progressive priorities are in relief packages.
“That’s an organizer’s mentality,” the Congresswoman said, “you never give up an opportunity to really build the movement so that when that tipping point comes, you’re ready.”
At a moment when so much needs to change for so many working people in this country, Pramila is working hard to create a path for real progress. Pramila knows that if we can pass popular, populist policies like expanding Medicare, investing in childcare, requiring paid leave for workers, and addressing climate change, we can transform and improve the lives of people across America.
Pramila takes the time to do interviews with news outlets because part of this organizing work is making our progressive case to the people, letting them know that change really is possible if we organize and advocate together.
We have so much to fight for as we work to deliver transformational change. That means social, economic, racial, and environmental justice for everyone. Are you with us?
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