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Every election is an opportunity to build power for working people. We've got about 1,000 endorsed candidates up and down ballots across the country. See them all at wfpus.org/candidates

Mike Rogers got caught on a hot mic planning voter suppression, and Abdul El-Sayed called it out on the debate stage:

He wants money out of politics, money in your pocket, Medicare for All.

Abdul El-Sayed always brings receipts to the debate stage:

Corporations: If you raise the minimum wage, we’ll have to raise prices! If we let our workers unionize, we’ll have to raise prices! If you tax us, we’ll have to raise prices! Also Corporations: (continues to raise prices without any of those things happening)

Normalize calling Republicans out on their BS. Climate activist Will Lawrence is running to flip a key district in Michigan, and he's got the GOP nervous.

Don't let anyone convince you that wanting your tax dollars to be spent on building your community up (instead of blowing up communities overseas) is somehow a radical position to take.

Abdul El-Sayed teaches Fox News host how taxes work:

Trump is using his position to threaten, silence, and intimidate his opponents. He has repeatedly attacked Somali Americans and Minnesotans. And it's no coincidence that this raid comes 3 weeks before an election. This is an incredible abuse of the power we give to presidents.

Universal healthcare is so complicated that every other wealthy nation has somehow figured out a way to implement a version of it.

Vote in the midterms.

ICE out of our schools, hospitals, communities

ICE OUT OF NEW YORK 🚫 Out of our schools 🚫 Out of our hospitals 🚫 Out of our communities 🚫 Out of New York. Period.

Join us at 5:30 PM at Foley Square to demand: ICE OUT OF OUR STREETS. PERIOD.

Imagine healthcare without premiums, co-pays, deductibles, or networks. Just guaranteed healthcare, cradle to grave. That's Abdul El-Sayed's vision.

Abdul El-Sayed summed up his debate with Mike Rogers perfectly. "I told you what this debate was gonna be: him pointing at me and saying all kinds of foreign names or talking about himself. I'm interested in YOU."

Mike Rogers called the Iran war a "win, win, win." Meanwhile, Abdul El-Sayed:

If you didn't catch the debate between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers, this sums up how it went for Mike:

Trump voters are looking my way because I'm not bought off. I want money out of politics, money in your pocket, and Medicare for All.

The war in Iran is the reason gas is $5 and diesel is $7. Mike Rogers has been cheerleading the war since the beginning, calling it a win, win, win. I don't know about you, but when I fill up my tank I don't feel like I'm winning.

His opponent voted to cut Medicaid, despite their district having the highest Medicaid enrollment rate in the country. Randy Villegas: No one should be driving to Tijuana for cheaper healthcare.

"There's no reason that our tax dollars should be spent bombing schools and communities abroad when those tax dollars should be spent building schools and communities right here at home," - Randy Villegas, candidate for Congress in California.

We need plans around data centers that protect the people, not the technology or the billionaires profiting off of them.

Randy Villegas in California should really get more attention. "Unlike my opponent, I don't don't bend the knee to any party, any president, any special interest, because the only people I wanna be accountable are people like you watching here at home "

Randy Villegas vows to be loyal to the people, not party leaders. Honestly? That's how it should be.

Michigan congressional candidate Will Lawrence's stark words on AI: "They're saying if this goes well, it's gonna put 20 million people out of work... But if it goes poorly, we might kill everybody by accident."

Normalize making Republicans explain themselves. Michigan congressional candidate Will Lawrence didn't hold back addressing his opponent's history of enabling Trump's chaotic agenda:

This is why we need leaders who understand what everyday people go through. Florida Senate candidate Angie Nixon: "I don't like to see people struggling the way I struggled."

Angie Nixon on why corporate Democrats don't want her to win in Florida: "I would force them to actually answer to the people."

ONE MONTH TILL ELECTION DAY That means the phonebanks are ON like never before. Join us every week. We can elect people across the country who will fight for us - but only if we all commit to this shared project. wfpus.org/wfmajority

Why Abdul El-Sayed isn't the least bit worried about all the attention Trump is giving him: