
"Throughout this campaign, I've told you that no candidate for president--not Bernie Sanders, not the greatest president you could possibly imagine--can take on the billionaire class alone," the Vermont senator said in April. (Image: Our Revolution)
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"Throughout this campaign, I've told you that no candidate for president--not Bernie Sanders, not the greatest president you could possibly imagine--can take on the billionaire class alone," the Vermont senator said in April. (Image: Our Revolution)
Hoping to capitalize on the grassroots energy inspired by Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, the Our Revolution organization is fundraising for seven progressive female candidates who seek to ignite nationwide change from the ground up.
In an email sent out Wednesday afternoon, Our Revolution board member Lucy Flores--among the first to benefit from Sanders' down-ballot endorsements, though she ultimately lost her June primary--introduced supporters to seven candidates who she said "represent the next generation of leaders in our country."
The highest-profile hopefuls on the list are Zephyr Teachout, running for Congress in New York, and Pramila Jayapal, a candidate for Congress in Washington state.
The lesser-known names are:
Though its launch hasn't been without problems, Our Revolution seeks to show "what happens when a people-powered political revolution takes on the political establishment," Flores said.
As Sanders declared in April: "Throughout this campaign, I've told you that no candidate for president--not Bernie Sanders, not the greatest president you could possibly imagine--can take on the billionaire class alone."
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Hoping to capitalize on the grassroots energy inspired by Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, the Our Revolution organization is fundraising for seven progressive female candidates who seek to ignite nationwide change from the ground up.
In an email sent out Wednesday afternoon, Our Revolution board member Lucy Flores--among the first to benefit from Sanders' down-ballot endorsements, though she ultimately lost her June primary--introduced supporters to seven candidates who she said "represent the next generation of leaders in our country."
The highest-profile hopefuls on the list are Zephyr Teachout, running for Congress in New York, and Pramila Jayapal, a candidate for Congress in Washington state.
The lesser-known names are:
Though its launch hasn't been without problems, Our Revolution seeks to show "what happens when a people-powered political revolution takes on the political establishment," Flores said.
As Sanders declared in April: "Throughout this campaign, I've told you that no candidate for president--not Bernie Sanders, not the greatest president you could possibly imagine--can take on the billionaire class alone."
Hoping to capitalize on the grassroots energy inspired by Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, the Our Revolution organization is fundraising for seven progressive female candidates who seek to ignite nationwide change from the ground up.
In an email sent out Wednesday afternoon, Our Revolution board member Lucy Flores--among the first to benefit from Sanders' down-ballot endorsements, though she ultimately lost her June primary--introduced supporters to seven candidates who she said "represent the next generation of leaders in our country."
The highest-profile hopefuls on the list are Zephyr Teachout, running for Congress in New York, and Pramila Jayapal, a candidate for Congress in Washington state.
The lesser-known names are:
Though its launch hasn't been without problems, Our Revolution seeks to show "what happens when a people-powered political revolution takes on the political establishment," Flores said.
As Sanders declared in April: "Throughout this campaign, I've told you that no candidate for president--not Bernie Sanders, not the greatest president you could possibly imagine--can take on the billionaire class alone."