The hottest Grassroots organizing Substack posts right now

Considering running for political office and treating it as a process rather than a snap decision.
Actively listening and learning by meeting people one‑on‑one, door‑knocking, and doing grassroots outreach to understand issues better.
Politics is complex—regulatory, financial, and legal factors differ by local, state, and federal levels—so people are encouraged to share experiences and ask questions about running.

Unity is presented as a powerful, unstoppable force.
The message is motivational and pushes people to come together and act in solidarity.
There’s a clear call to join and support the movement, inviting readers to engage or subscribe.

Focusing on grassroots community organizing can have a big impact in elections.
Biden's reelection campaign needs to prioritize ground game over ads and public appearances.
Handling the Israel-Gaza crisis could significantly affect Biden's support, especially among younger voters.

Elections alone won't bring real change; they often just keep things the same. People feel stuck and frustrated when their choices don't align with their values.
To create change, it's important to organize and work together. Alone, individuals feel powerless, but together, they can make a difference.
Taking even small steps, like joining a union or a community group, can help build power and connections among people. Every little action counts towards making a better world.

Some believe in the idea of a national breakup based on irreconcilable differences between red and blue states
Secession movements are rising globally, and the US is experiencing a secessionist moment in history
Advocates for devolution argue that smaller countries are happier, less corrupt, and more responsive to citizens

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