Friend,

As a former teachers’ union organizer, and as the son of a Caterpillar factory machinist who walked the picket line when I was a baby, I know the power of organized labor in this country.

The labor movement built the middle class, delivered universal workplace protections and benefits, and continues to fight for working families today. At Ground Game Texas, we are proud to be a partner in that fight.

Across Texas, we’re fighting for progressive change that will benefit working families—from increases to local wages, to good-paying green jobs, to ending the criminalization of marijuana that too often targets working class Americans. We like to call it “workers, wages, and weed.”

If you support working families in Texas, consider chipping in to support our efforts to organize in Texas. Together we’ll deliver progressive change that empowers working families across our state. [[link removed]]


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Friend, with income inequality at an all-time high, and workers unionizing at places like Starbucks and Amazon, support for labor is at a 57-year high. Across the country, working families are fed up with low pay, limited benefits, and the wealthiest few making record profits.

The labor movement is on the rise. And for states like Texas, it couldn’t come soon enough. The minimum wage in Texas is just $7.25. Our state has the highest uninsured rate in the nation. According to CNBC, Texas ranks 49th in the nation for best places to work and live.

Ground Game Texas is working hard to improve that. We’re fighting for progressive change to increase wages, create jobs, and unseat corrupt politicians like Greg Abbott who attack working families. Can you chip in to help us fight for workers in Texas? [[link removed]]

Thank you and Happy Labor Day,

Mike Siegel
Co-Founder, Ground Game Texas

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