Young Philadelphia activists end 22-day hunger strike after budget passes, vow to continue affordability push

Erica Brown of Sunrise Movement Philadelphia celebrated incremental victories and growing public support as she took her first bite outside of City Hall.

https://whyy.org/articles/philadelphia-affordability-hunger-strike-end/

"From the Iran war to healthcare, from climate to affordability, and from housing to immigration, Rabb has consistently offered the boldest and most ambitious leadership."

https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/editorials/chris-rabb-endorsement-3rd-congressional-district-20260420.html

We Don’t Need Another Fetterman

After reading "Ala Stanford and Chris Rabb are trading accusations as AIPAC becomes a flash point in Philly’s U.S. House race", it is shocking and saddening to me to see people run for office who refuse to recognize the death and suffering of children in Gaza. Especially a pediatric surgeon. UNICEF states that in the past 700 days over 64,000 children have been killed or maimed across the Gaza Strip, including at least 1,000 babies.

https://jaysonmassey.wordpress.com/2026/04/08/we-dont-need-another-fetterman/

Home is where the people are, not the money

Having ANY Pennsylvania politicians and in New York City at the Pennsylvania Society looking for money for their local election adds a corrosive element to our elections.  This $1000-a-plate "money primary" at the Waldorf-Astoria drowns out the voices of people who are running without the backing of corporate interests and party bosses.  The entire point of it is for the wealthy to influence things in the Keystone State. 

https://jaysonmassey.wordpress.com/2025/12/15/home-is-where-the-people-are-not-the-money/