[blind-democracy] FW: Popular Resistance Newsletter - Time for a People's Agenda

From: "Bob Hachey" <bhachey@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <blind-democracy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2016 02:45:44 -0500

Hi all,

Here’s a sober and hard look at the recent election, what we can do to
counteract its impact and the perils we face if the Democrats keep acting
stupidly.

IMHO, a lot depends on what Democrats do and say. IF they learn the lessons of
this election, I have hohpe that this too shall pass. IF they ignore the
lessons, then I predict gloom and, perhaps, doom.

Bob Hachey

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Subject: Popular Resistance Newsletter - Time for a People's Agenda

There are essential steps we must take in order to turn popular discontent of
the status quo into a political force.

This newsletter is also available
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At the end of last week, we focused on final preparations for an action camp
and series of protests to stop ratification of the Trans-Pacific Partnership
(TPP) in the lame duck session. We were cautiously optimistic that sustained
resistance through the fall would be successful.

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The TPP was signed on February 4 and President Obama did not seek ratification
all year because members of Congress did not want their vote to be on record
before the election. Strong actions throughout the year to pressure members of
Congress to oppose the TPP had an impact. Even Rob Portman (R-OH), a former US
Trade Representative under President Bush, switched his position and opposed
the deal.  During the presidential campaign, all of the candidates came out
against the deal, except Gary Johnson. Sanders made the TPP an issue with
Clinton; and Trump continued that through the General Election, especially in
Rust Belt states. For the past two months Sen. McConnell and Speaker Ryan kept
telling Obama – we don’t have the votes and will not consider the TPP in the
lame duck. The White House and other TPP proponents lobbied Congress in hopes
that the situation would change after the election.

The night before our long-planned action camp began, the White House announced
they would not be submitting the TPP for ratification. After more than five
years we had a major
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people-powered victory over transnational corporate power!  The media gave
Trump the credit but
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the reality was no matter who was elected, the movement to stop the TPP had
the votes to prevent ratification.

We quickly changed course to focus on how the movement could build on this
incredible people powered victory. Could we create momentum for trade that puts
people and planet first? Were the times focused on trade or did the recent
election dominate? How could people power play a role in responding to the
election? What should the movement be doing in the era of Trump?

People Power in the Era of Trumpism

The camp turned out to be a great opportunity. We had a solid core of activists
together and for the first two days a lot of time was spent thinking together
about the role of the movement in the era of ‘Trumpism’. Trumpism refers to the
racism, xenophobia and misogyny of Trump’s campaign and our suspicion that he
is a fake populist who will pursue an extreme right-wing agenda, as evidenced
by his selection of Mike Pence as a running mate and other appointments.

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We all recognize the risks of a Trump presidency, but we also saw
opportunities. First, we realized that the tremendous victory we just had to
stop the TPP was proof that people have power when they work together and
mobilize. When we started the campaign to stop the TPP, the challenge of taking
on transnational corporations seemed formidable. In the end, a movement of
movements transformed the debate around rigged corporate trade and made it
politically toxic.

Second, we recognized that the culture of resistance is strong and growing in
the United States. Some movements, such as Black Lives Matter, fossil fuel
infrastructure blockades and fights for immigrants rights, living wages and
food justice, are particularly strong. Some movements that declined under
Obama, like improved Medicare-for-All and the peace movement, are coming back
to life.

Third, the election results are the reflection of a voter’s revolt against the
political elites. Activist Nicole Carty explains in
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Our Movements Are Powerful, the Institutional Left Isn’t the Solution. Here’s
What We Should Do Now, the blame falls on the shoulder of the Democratic Party
and the Institutional left, aka the nonprofit industrial complex. It was the
failed neo-liberal and imperialistic policies of the Democrats and the
non-profits who supported them no matter what that fueled the revolt.

“The Movement for Black Lives, the environmental movement, the LGBTQ+ movement,
the immigration movement. They are making gains that are changing the world,”
Carty writes. “Our movements are still powerful. Do not let the failure of the
Democratic party, which has never truly respected a single one of these
movements, or the last few days confuse you into thinking our movements are
losing—they’re not.”

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In the Trump era (as would also have been true if Hillary Clinton had been
elected), our movements will continue to grow and gain power. Neither the
Democratic nor Republican Party, nor Trumpism, will respond to the people’s
urgent necessities.  The wealth divide will not shrink under rule by wealthy
elites and the economic insecurity felt by the vast majority of people in the
United States will not abate. The oligarchs will not address the climate crisis
or racial injustice in law enforcement and the corruption of government by big
business will continue. On these and the other fronts of struggle, the
establishment will ignore us or inadequately respond, and the result will be a
growing popular movement.

Longtime labor and anti-war activist,
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Michael Eisenscher, who lived through the McCarthy era as a child, the Nixon
presidency and more, tells us that it seemed impossible coming out of the Cold
War, the conservative 50s and the McCarthy era that an era of mass movement
would bloom in the 60s and 70s – continuing after Nixon’s election – that
favored Civil Rights, environmental protection, women’s rights and an end to
war.  Despite Trump, the future remains ours to define. It begins with a clear
vision of the future we want to see that inspires and mobilizes people to make
it reality.

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We go into the Trump era with a president who failed to win the popular vote,
winning less than a majority of voters in the lowest turnout election in 20
years. The nation has 219 million eligible voters but only 126 million voted. A
mere 27% voted for Trump and the votes for Trump were mostly against Clinton
and the Establishment. Trump has no mandate for radical conservative change. If
he pursues an extreme right wing, pro-corporate agenda tinged with bigotry – as
seems to be his path from
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his initial
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appointments – the backlash will be great. Eisenscher looks at the vote totals
and concludes that people feeling economically insecure voted for Trump. Many
of these are the same people that voted for Barack Obama, so despite Trump’s
playing on racism and bigotry to energize a portion of his base, those were not
the issues that won the election. However, it is revealing that they were not
deal breakers for voters.

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Glen Ford, editor of Black Agenda Report writes “None of them has ever been my
president” and recounts the horrors of US militarism, imperialism and urges
what every aspect of the movement must do “Trump or no Trump, the Black
movement must continue to press and refine its demands.”

Necessary Steps to Confront Trumpism

There are essential steps we must take in order to turn popular discontent of
the status quo into a political force. This is essentially what
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we described as the responsibility of the movement several years ago – our job
is to build national consensus for the changes we need to see.

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Present a Vision: In the confusion and political space created by Trump’s win,
the people must present a clear vision of the world we want to create. There is
a
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new populism that demands a people’s agenda, which defines how we would
confront the multiple crisis issues the country faces. We can look to
experiences around the world to show people there are possibilities that
already exist.  Senator Sanders elevated the democratic socialism of
Scandinavian countries and how they have brought economic security to their
people. There have been major advancements in Latin American countries from
which we can learn. And, there are examples within the United States of systems
that work, e.g. traditional Medicare provides health services with low overhead
and high approval (there is an
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opportunity to advance single payer in the Trump era), the public bank of
North Dakota shows a way for communities to break from Wall Street and create
their own finance system, and Burlington just became the first fossil fuel free
city. The issue of
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trade must be rethought so it puts the necessities of people and planet before
the profits of wealthy transnational corporations.

Create Solidarity Across the Movement: Big successes have come from campaigns
where people focused on different issues worked together for a common vision.
The TPP campaign was the largest campaign ever against corporate trade cutting
across labor, environment, Internet, food, healthcare and other issues. Net
neutrality (which
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we will have to defend) brought together multitudes of advocates because the
Internet affects everything. With attacks coming on
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immigrants, Muslims, blacks, women and others the movement will have to be in
solidarity protecting each other.

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Stop the Worst of Trumpism: Climate activist
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Terry Tempest Williams says“Resistance is our courage.” Indeed, we need to
stop the worst policies of Trumpism but also must urge solutions that are
needed. This stop the machine-create a new world approach must continue in the
Trump era. This would have been true if Clinton had become president as her
allegiance to Wall Street would have created policies for the 1% that needed to
be stopped as well as stopping her likely increase of militarism. With Trump,
the issue of militarism reverses and
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we may be fighting the neocons and humanitarian war advocates if Trump does as
promised and reaches agreement with Russia to end the Syrian war. Movements
need to be independent of the oligarchic parties and push their own agenda.

Build Our Power: The movement needs to continue to build its power so people
see that participating will create the world we envision. We need to show how
if we reach national consensus on an issue that getting active can create
change. We can hold politicians accountable. This also requires continuing to
build an alternative to the two big business parties as neither has represented
our interests. We need an alternative party or parties that can impact the
outcome of elections.

How We Built On the Success of Stopping the TPP

Our action camp decided to celebrate our current win against the TPP and the
other agreements, TTIP and TiSA, and recognize that we can build on that
victory to demand a new era in which people set the political agenda, not the
elites.

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On the first day of the lame duck session of Congress, we had a lively and
colorful march through DC with giant banners that proclaimed our victory and
others that said “Rise Up”, “Reject Fake Democracy” and “Protect People and
Planet”. At the end of the march, another group
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blockaded the highway used by members of Congress to get to the Capitol with a
forty-foot wide banner that said “Stop Trumpism”. After the blockade, we stood
on an overpass over the highway with all of the banners. The show of support by
drivers was immense.

This was followed that evening with a march to the Trump Hotel that began on
Capitol Hill. People carried torches and pitchforks symbolizing our growing
anger and held the Rise Up banner. At the hotel we held the massive Stop
Trumpism banner, chanted, spoke out and wrote our vision of what we want in
chalk on the sidewalk.

The next day we showed our solidarity by bringing our art work and bodies to a
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national day of action #NoDAPL protest of about a thousand people. The battle
against the Dakota Access Pipeline has become a center of opposition to the
massive number of pipelines and carbon infrastructure built by the Obama
administration despite science telling us we must stop building carbon
infrastructure. The protest started at the
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Army Corps of Engineers and marched to the White House. The fight against
carbon infrastructure will be especially difficult under
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Trump as he and his advisers are invested in and profiting from oil and gas.

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We also showed solidarity with more than a thousand
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high school students who walked out of their schools to protest the bigotry
that Trump showed during the presidential campaign. This protest has been
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part of a
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series of protests throughout
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the country that has
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exploded
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every day after the election. The Republicans are claiming these protests are
created by the Democratic Party and big donors like George Soros, but we see it
as
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blowback to the Trump campaign’s rhetoric.

The next morning we decided to highlight the complicity of the Democratic Party

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by going the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee with a moving
truck to move them out of their offices. We brought boxes labeled with “lies”,
“excuses”, “DNC emails” and more. We held a large banner in front that said
“Betrayal” to alert the Democrats that they have betrayed their base. Trumpism
would not have found roots if the Democrat Party policies favoring Wall Street
and big business had not left most voters financially insecure.

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We cannot over-emphasize the need for the movement to be independent of both
oligarchic parties from which there is
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mass alienation, including the
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Democrats. The Democratic leadership remains tied to big business. The new
Democratic leaders in the Senate are Chuck Schumer (NY), essentially Wall
Street’s senator, and Patty Murray (WA), an ardent supporter of corporate trade
who represents Boeing, Microsoft and Google. Sen. Sanders has been given a role
in leadership in a new post, Chair of Outreach, which hearkens back to what
people described as his sheep dog role in the election. The Democrats seem
unwilling to face
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the reasons for their failures and are spending more time looking for
scapegoats, as they did in 2000 with the blame Nader propaganda. Will the
Democrats break from the disaster of Clintonism and put forward a populist
economic agenda or make the mistake of focusing their attack on Trump
personally? If the latter, Trump may be a two-term president.

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Our final protest went back to the Trump hotel where we set up a table and
chairs to create a living room and had a fifteen foot tall inflatable elephant
with the word “racism” on the sides, the proverbial elephant in the room, to
start conversations about whether Trumpism is the ideology people in the US
support.

We saw the week as the start of a new campaign to fight for a people’s agenda
and to
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end oligarchy. We know neither major party will put forward the agenda we
need, it is our responsibility to do so.

The Struggle Continues

With the election of Donald Trump as president the struggle continues for
economic, racial and environmental justice. We knew we would be in struggle no
matter who was elected and have been
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calling for #NoHoneymoon protests for months.  We also support calls made for
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protests in the days before the inauguration and after them. We expect to see
a growing presidency of protest under Trump as the movement will grow and
continue to demand justice, human rights and a people-based democracy.

At the same time, we will put forward an agenda that is based on our vision and
our values. We know the 2016 election was a protest vote against a political
system that has lost its legitimacy in the eyes of most people in the US. It
was a desperate act of protest that will neither solve the problems the people
face nor create economic security. We need to build now, provide a vision and
have conversations at the local level so when the attacks on our communities
occur and false promises of Donald Trump are made obvious people know where
they can turn. We can turn
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widespread discontent into a mass movement with the power to transform the
nation.

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