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Jost-Coq Noel's avatar

Yes, I did miss this post, so thanks for resending! But I did not miss the wins in NYC, and the possible implications. Hooray!

Hoping this little trickle becomes a powerful wave, to benefit us all!

Older, white woman from Maine.

debra's avatar

Let's hope. What would it be like if everyone treated each other with fairness and love! I know: I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one.

Marianna paolini's avatar

This is what I want in a candidate How to be a “We the People” politician in 5 easy steps:

1. Get out and talk to the people (grassroots boots on the ground), listen and find out what their

needs are.

(Include: working and middle class in rural, suburban and urban communities.)

2. Shape policy around the people’s needs

3. Avoid billionaire and corporate donations.

(You report to the people; therefore you will not be owned by the billionaires/corporations)

4. Activate a vast number of volunteers all year long - every year

(We the People want to be involved. Find & organize things we can to do)

5. Repeat - all year long - every year. An ongoing process