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- General
- Projects
- Events
- Nominees
- Book Discussion
- Week 1: Introduction
- Week 2: The Roadmap
- Week 3: The 2% and the Voting Booth Trap
- Week 4: The Constitutional Case
- Week 5: People Primaries
- Week 6: The 99-Cent Revolution
- Week 7: The Powell Memo
- Week 8: Midterm + The Slow Bleed
- Week 9: The Chamber of Commerce
- Week 10: Worker Displacement
- Week 11: AI and Corporate Personhood
- Week 12: Labor Rights and the PRO Act
- Week 13: Movement Security
- Week 14: Veterans and the Gig Economy
- Week 15: The Call to Action
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ProjectPlannedA new project has been added for MT-02.
Claim the Montana District 2 District Page
Jul 24, 2026 · 3 volunteers needed
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Jello 2?
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Jello?
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Hereford
Going string!
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NominationNominatedA new nomination has been added for NV-03.
Plead Wittmy has been nominated
Y not?
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NominationA new nomination has been added for NV-03.
Dingus McGee has been nominated
Come on! It's Dingus McGee we're talking about.
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General discussion about the book UNINCORPORATUS
Be fair.
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Solid Work
What do you think?
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Week 15 — The American Covenant & Final Call to Action
This is our final week. We read Chapter 36 (The American Covenant) and review all appendices (A through K). This is the culmination of the entire course—the call to action that turns knowledge into movement.
Discussion prompts:
- What is the ‘American Covenant’ and what does it ask of…
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Week 14 — Protecting American Workers & The Broken Promise to Veterans
This week we read Chapters 33, 34, and 35—protecting American workers in the 119th Congress, Total Choice Health, and the broken promise to America’s veterans. We also explore the rise of gig work and its implications for the working class.
Discussion prompts:
- Are you a…
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Week 13 — Inevitable Infiltration & What Comes Next
This week covers Chapters 25, 30, 31, and 32—movement security, the inevitability of far-left and far-right infiltration, the dangers of the ‘Trump Golden Age,’ and what comes next for the movement. We also explore why nationalism may trump globalism for the working class.
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