Swing Left

Well, if you live within driving distance of Mountain View, you can go to blueturnindivisible.org and click a button to pick up postcards, uh, and it will give you the instructions on how to do that.

If you do not live close to us, you can connect with your local Indivisible or States Win or Swing Left chapter.

They often have people who do, um, postcard writing, and they can connect you.

You can register with some of these groups on your own and get these addresses.

Tiana Lodescher, political commentator for the Washington Examiner.

And Yasmin Raji, executive director of Swing Left.

Okay, I want to start with you because I don't know the laws here, basically.

You're a candidate, you spend your candidate pool of money.

He has a joint fundraising account with a Republican for the Senate.

These things are not normal.

And so I think what we think about at Swing Left is We need to win by big enough majorities that we don't have to focus on mind reading and fortune telling John Fetterman.

We've got enough of a majority to be able to keep the balance of power and have a real check on, win the balance of power and have a real check on Trump.

Defeating MAGA at the ballot box this year is doable, but the final outcome will be up to us.

If we win and how big will depend on each of us doing our part, including folks who have never canvassed or phone banked before, which is why Swing Left announced the Big Swing Challenge.

The Big Swing Challenge invites everyone to commit to taking action, set a personal goal, and then take your biggest swing by stepping out of your comfort zone and talking with as many voters as possible." We're gonna give you a place to sign up.

It's gonna be right here in the show notes, and they'll point you toward canvassing, phone banking, letter writing, or amplifying candidates on social media.