Indivisible on offense

The mid-term elections this month led to a flip of the US Congress from Republican to Democratic controlled. Democrats also picked up seven governorships,  flipped six state legislative chambers and picked up more than 300 state legislative seats, leading to a net gain of six state legislative trifectas (that’s when one party has control of governor, house and senate). All this has emboldened the Indivisible movement. Indivisible quickly put out new Indivisible guides, which they call “Indivisible on Offense.” Today, I read the two new Indivisible on Offense guides.

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