Saving Your Time—This Week in One Email

Every interview. Every article. And yes, a Dad Joke

Here’s your full recap of what was covered this week on Let’s Address This—all in one email.

Pitt stop at Waffle House to refuel on our 1000 Miles to Memphis march!

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It’s not too late to join our 1,000 Mile March to Memphis — help us protect voting rights in the South!

A 36-day organizing campaign across the American South with 35 community stops, focusing on local engagement & voter registration. Tennessee → Georgia → Alabama → Mississippi → Arkansas. Beginning in Nashville and wrapping in Memphis. August 2 — August 27.

We need you to join us: 1000milestomemphis.com.

We are marching because the Supreme Court gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Callais. And because the horrific “SAVE Act” is one step closer to becoming law, and permanently installing fascism in America.

Every mile is a voter registration opportunity. Every stop is an organizing event. Every city on the route—Nashville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Jackson, Memphis—is a community that needs resources, visibility, and solidarity. And our target is measurable: 100,000 voter registrations.

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Interviews & Articles from This Week

1. Monday — INTERVIEW: State Rep Ryan Clancy (Wisconsin-19) | Local Police Training with the IDF

2. Monday — INTERVIEW: Rep. Pocan (WI-2) on the US Blockade of Cuba & Trillion $$ Pentagon Budget

3. Tuesday — ARTICLE: Austin Police Kill A 17-Year-Old Black Child, Because Police Have No Legal Duty To Protect Us

4. Thursday — GUEST POST: The Coalition Beating ICE at the State Level

Guest author Gaby Goldstein, Founder of State Futures, at a press conference organized with Illinois State Senator Graciela Guzmán.

5. Friday — ARTICLE: Corporate Media Is Not Failing—It Is Collaborating

Credit: NewsMax Facebook page

What Is The Public Thinking?

This week, prediction markets put Democrats’ odds of winning all four core Senate seats—Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Maine—around 47%. Michigan’s primary is next week, August 4.

This week, the prediction market puts Democrats’ odds of winning all four core Senate seats—Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, and Maine—around 54% (Sponsored by Polymarket).

Dad Joke of the Week

A reminder that sometimes the best way to respond to a bigot is by reading a calendar properly. #DadJokes :)

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