The Progressive Movement is breaking down political boundaries across US

M. A. Iasilli
Aug 24, 2017 · 6 min read
(From left to right) Sam Ronan (Ohio), Lindsay Brown (New Jersey), James Canale (New York), Rob Ryerse (Arkansas): progressives are taking hold across the political spectrum to deliver people powered change.

When Hillary Clinton was chosen as the Democratic Party’s nomination for president, the progressive movement seemed to find itself in limbo. Many left-of-center were not energized enough to get behind their party’s candidate. Some were taking issue with the DNC’s lack of support behind Bernie Sanders during the primary. Reasons for the progressive base’s…

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