Working Families Party 🐺

Today is the start of Pride month. Take a trip back in time with us — not that long ago, when the fight looked different, but what we were fighting for was the same. We got us. We always have.

Billionaire Jeff Bezos said doubling his taxes wouldn’t help regular, working people. So we did the math, and the results are staggering.

Most people want a political system that works for them. Right now, it doesn't. We're building something different. Donate anything this week and get a sticker. It's a small thing that helps fund a bigger push for leaders who will fight for us wfpus.org/GetASticker

In Philadelphia, Chris Rabb is headed toward Congress after years fighting for working people in the state legislature. We know he’ll bring that same fight straight to DC.

This candidate for Congress is running for the people politicians have forgotten.

This is the kind of leadership we need. Not symbolic statements. Not empty outrage. Real legislation that protects our communities.

The fight we’re having over jobs, tech, and immigration already happened. And we know how it ends.

Landlords were NOT happy about our efforts to pass renter protections in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. That didn’t stop us 🧵

We're going to take on the wealthy and well-connected who have rigged our economy and our politics against regular people. You can too: wfpus.org/ItsTime

Oh the irony...

In a now-deleted video, Trump made his priorities clear: He'd rather spend money on bombs than taking care of Americans.

No one should have to lay down their lives so defense company CEOs can enrich their shareholders.

Business as usual isn't going to cut it. During our State of the Union Response, @repsummerlee.bsky.social makes the case that any old Democrat won't do. Heading into the midterms, we need leaders willing to stand up and put up a real fight for working people.

Rest in power, Reverend Jesse Jackson.