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Indivisible Gwinnett

@indivisiblegwinn.bsky.social

We’re an Indivisible group located in Gwinnett County, covering GA Districts 4, 9, 10, & 13

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Indivisible ❌👑@indivisible.org · 7d ago

Our 3 endorsed candidates in Michigan faced over $70 million in combined outside spending. Their people-powered campaigns faced the full weight of a Democratic establishment that’s desperate to maintain the status quo. And all 3 of these real Democratic fighters won! This is a political earthquake!

(around photos of Abdul El-Sayed, Donavan McKinney, and William Lawrence) CONGRATULATIONS ABDUL EL-SAYED US SENATE, MICHIGAN and DONAVAN MCKINNEY US CONGRESS, MI-13 and WILLIAM LAWRENCE US CONGRESS, MI-07 (Indivisible logo)
Indivisible Gwinnett@indivisiblegwinn.bsky.social · 4w ago

Caitlyn Gegen is running In Georgia’s 9th Congressional District. If you live in NE Georgia, check out this Substack to learn more about her, then help her unseat Rep. Andrew Clyde!

Shari The Armchair Pundit@sharif64.bsky.social · 4w ago

New on The Armchair Pundit: I sat down with Caitlyn Gegen for a thoughtful, unscripted conversation about why she's running for Congress, affordability, data centers, Supreme Court reform, and the future of our democracy. Pull up a chair. 🎥📖 sharithearmchairpundit.substack.com/p/pull-up-a-...

Ezra Levin ❌👑@ezralevin.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The message tonight is clear: the era of spineless corporate Dems in safe seats is ending. We get the party we demand, and we're demanding fighters. And primary season ain't over. More endorsements to come!

Rep. Dr. Jasmine Clark@jasmineclarkforga.bsky.social · 2mo ago

“We are spending time relitigating the 2020 election and the election denial that came from that, and we’re dressing it up as if this is election integrity. This is not it. Georgians deserve better,” said state Rep. Jasmine Clark, D-Lilburn.

Georgia state House passes bill for ballot hand recounts in close calls in state races

A Georgia state House committee narrowed the scope of a controversial elections bill Tuesday morning that would have mandated hand recounts for the top two races on a ballot under any circumstance. It...

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Ruwa Romman@ruwaromman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

It’s been a year since @zohrankmamdani.bsky.social won his primary, and I’ve seen so many people ask where is their “Zohran.” Often they’re looking for effective leaders who put them first. The reality is, we build the movements that make those leaders over many years. So, let’s get to work y’all!

Ruwa Romman@ruwaromman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The past 24 hours have been surreal. From winning our primary to celebrating with friends to the beginning of special session to defeating redistricting efforts (for now). Tomorrow we begin day 2 of special session.

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Indivisible Gwinnett@indivisiblegwinn.bsky.social · 2mo ago

🧵 We’re 2 for 2 on our endorsements - Ruwa & Dr. Jasmine Clark! This is a testament as to why Ruwa is a force of nature and will be an excellent state senator. She put together an incredible team, engaged with the voters, and helped get Adrienne White to the finish line for the vacated seat.

Ruwa Romman@ruwaromman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Last night still feels unreal. This was a massive team effort. We showed the many can beat the money, that we don’t have to go negative, and that *field still matters.* Some numbers: - Our results were 60.01/39.99 - We won the SD7 special by 374 votes - Josh won Gwinnett by 676 votes 1/

Screenshot of State Senate - District 7 Dem primary results Rahul Garabadu 39.86% 3,073 votes Ruwa Romman 60.14% 4,636 votes
Indivisible Gwinnett@indivisiblegwinn.bsky.social · 2mo ago

🧵 Yesterday 70 volunteers showed up for the morning canvassing shift. That is huge for a state Senate district! By the end of the day we knocked on 2500 doors for Ruwa in her runoff and Adrienne White in the special election to fill the vacant state senate seat. Still work to do before Tuesday!

Ruwa Romman@ruwaromman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

While we’re pushing ourselves to the brink to keep SD7 blue, our opponent is launching ads saying I quit the State House, a lie. I’m still a sitting State Rep. On top of that, his reports are full of max outs from some of the most pro war and pro Israel people in the state 1/

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Jennifer C@thejenniwren.teamlh.social · 2mo ago

Trump used the Armed Forces Full Honor Cordon — soldiers who escort fallen heroes and heads of state — to usher UFC fighters past Abraham Lincoln’s statue like they’re celebrities on a red carpet. I am LIVID.

Rep. Dr. Jasmine Clark@jasmineclarkforga.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Yesterday leaders across GA gathered for Soul of Atlanta Unity Day. To be able to sit alongside and gain insight and knowledge from civil rights leaders like Ambassador Andrew Young was impactful, but also a reminder that the fight for voting rights persists and requires us to stay ready!

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Ezra Levin ❌👑@ezralevin.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This should shock you to your core. These letters don’t just represent the experiences of people in Delaney Hall. They represent the experiences of thousands of other immigrants in concentration camps across the country.

LETTERS FROM OUR COURAGEOUS NEIGHBORS INSIDE THE DELANEY HALL CONCENTRATION CAMP PRIVATELY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GEO GROUP: 5/31/2026 Through this letter, we will provide an account of the events that have taken place since the 22nd of May, 2026, when the hunger strike began at the “Delaney Hall” facility, where people detained have all voluntarily stopped working and assisting with facility operations. Since the strike began, we have been subjected to reprisals, discrimination, mockery, mistreatment, and threats, mainly from “GEO” staff. Here are some names we were able to identify: Lieutenant L■■■■, Supervisor M■■■■■■■■, F■■■■■ M■■■■■■■ (Case Manager), M■■■■■■ (administrator), the facility director and shift officers, J■■■■■ (in charge of the kitchen). They constantly threaten to deport us, transfer us to punishment units, and move us from one detention center to another; they take photos of us in the dormitories without our consent and tell us that we have no rights here. Through these threats, they are trying to force us to work in all areas of the facility (cleaning, kitchen, maintenance, laundry, floor polishing) and are trying to force us to go down for meals by making us sign a list so they can track who goes down and who doesn’t, in order to punish those who aren’t eating.On May 25, we were gathered in the common room; the facility’s director, F■■■■■ M■■■■■■■, and the administrator, M■■■■■■, wanted to speak with the leaders of the hunger strike to identify them. They were upset when we told them there was no leader and that the strike was a collective effort. That’s why they took retaliatory action against the young man named “■■■■■■,” the person who helped with translation. That’s why the “GEO” staff tried to take him away in handcuffs, which all of us, seeing the injustice, wanted to prevent by peacefully blocking their path with our hands raised so that they wouldn't take him away, in return we received from them: beatings, pepper spray, and from “ICE,” a riot squad came up spraying pepper spray throughout the facility, causing many people to be rushed to the hospital - one due to the beatings and others affected by the gas. To this day, we haven’t heard anything about those people. They’ve restricted our access to tablets, visits, and the common room. They only open it on a limited basis as a form of punishment. As a result of all this, we feel psychologically impacted and are plagued by the fear that they might carry out their threats for no reason at all.Judges, without checking the cases, order expulsion in two or three hearings, either to the country of origin or to a third country, also 95% of bond hearings are denied claiming that we are at flight risk, even though they don’t have actual arguments. Through these rulings there are people who are here from 3 months to a year and a half. We ask for the bonds to be revised since we are fathers and mothers with no criminal record and we have contributed to this beautiful country. We deserve to be free and to complete the process at home with our families, given the excessive amount of time we have spent in this prison. We could be released, even if it means being under supervision, required to report regularly, or wearing an ankle monitor. The conditions in this prison are not fit for human beings over such a long period of time: medical neglect, water unfit for consumption, food that is past its expiration date and in poor condition, bathrooms that are unusable, and ventilation systems that have never been maintained and because of this, we are constantly sick. We demand freedom, a fair trial, and for our rights to be respected. S.O.S
Ruwa Romman@ruwaromman.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The many just beat the money, but we need you one more time this primary season. Join us for a canvass, sign up to phonebank, and donate. We have just 16 days to go! We're fighting for: - more affordable healthcare - protecting our communities from ICE - lowering utility costs - protecting our vote