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Four Things You Should Do RIGHT NOW

David Sirota: Here are the easy things you can do right now to help build the progressive movement.
April 7, 2007  |  
 
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If you are reading this blog post, you may be one of the roughly 10,000 subscribers to Sirotablog's once-daily e-mail list. I have corresponded with many of you directly, and through that correspondence people regularly ask me how they can help spread the word. So without further ado, here is my annual pitch for the four ways you can help right now (and for those armchair negaholics who reflexively criticize anyone for promoting anything, I'll reiterate what I always say: I make no apologies for promoting my work inside the progressive movement or the progressive movement itself - the problem we face is not that we have too many people promoting our movement, but that we have too few).

David Sirota is a veteran political strategist and author of Hostile Takeover, a New York Times bestseller about the corruption of both political parties.

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