Leadership has to look different than it ever has before.

If we want leadership that meets this moment, we need leaders that are responsive to the people and will fight for them.

We are officially in the longest government shutdown ever—Hasan Piker I are here to let you know what’s going.

Whether or not we have a dictator in the White House is up to us, because the power of the people will always be greater than the people in power.

For years, food banks have struggled to keep up with rising demand. Now, Republicans are refusing to fund SNAP to support them.

We can fund SNAP, protect healthcare, AND reopen the government. Anything less is a reflection of political unwillingness to support working families.

It's not enough to say we don't want Trump––we have to decide what we want, what type of country we want to build, and who we want to build it for.

We are not hopeless and we are not helpless.

We need more people in the movement against dictators and oligarchy.

We don't have to compromise on programs like SNAP and affordable healthcare that working people rely on.

We can reopen the government AND protect these resources at the same time. Republicans need to bring us back in session and come to the negotiating table.

In Pittsburgh, we aren't sitting back and letting other people shape our futures.

We're standing up and saying no kings, no oligarchs, no racism or oppression, because the world is ours to shape and we'll fight for the country that we want.