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This week's call is going to be so important, and our amazing speakers, including Senator Chuck Schumer and progressive powerhouse Heather McGhee, are up to the task. Despite the Trump team's being under an active criminal investigation, Mitch McConnell wants to ram Trump's lifetime Supreme Court appointment—extremist nominee Neil Gorsuch—through confirmation this week.1 We'll learn about the actions we can take this week to stop them.
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Sunday's call will feature an all-star list of guests and trainers:
- Heather McGhee, President of Demos, will fire us up with a vision of democracy and economic justice ahead of the vote on Trump's Supreme Court pick and the upcoming Tax Day protests.
- Senator Chuck Schumer, the top Senate Democrat, who is leading the charge to uphold a filibuster to keep Gorsuch from being confirmed to the Supreme Court, will describe how people everywhere can make a difference this week.
- Luz Sosa, Latino Outreach Organizer with Citizen Action of Wisconsin, and Anthony Newby, Executive Director of Minneapolis's Neighborhoods Organizing for Change, will provide expert training on how to make the most of April's Resistance Recess, when Congress is back home to hear from us.
- I'll be moderating this Sunday's call.
Last Friday, when Paul Ryan canceled the vote on Trumpcare, it was a massive defeat for Donald Trump and his radical agenda. It did more than keep 24 million Americans from being robbed of their health care—it gave us a glimpse of just how powerful our Resistance movement is and demonstrated what we're capable of.
We can propel our health care victory into another this week: protecting our democracy and our communities from Trump's extremist Supreme Court nominee.
As we heard on the last Ready to Resist call, defeating Gorsuch and keeping Trump's legacy from impacting the Court for a generation is a must.2 We'll hear on this call what we can do to help Senate Democrats stand strong and to pressure key Republicans.
Talk with you Sunday!
And thanks for all you do.
—Victoria, Anna, Robert, Justin, and the rest of the team
P.S. Check out this video from the victory rally on Capitol Hill after we took down Trumpcare.
Sources:
1. "Democrats delay votes on SCOTUS nominee Neil Gorsuch," United Press International, March 27, 2017
http://act.moveon.org/go/9210?t=7&akid=180582.10220574.IuKY6H
2. "To avert disaster, the Senate must reject Neil Gorsuch," The Nation, February 2, 2017
https://act.moveon.org/go/9212?t=9&akid=180582.10220574.IuKY6H
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