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May 5, 2026

Treasure Coast Indivisible Notes

Good morning

This is from Ezra Levin, co-director of Indivisible:

Republicans are now trying to shovel $140 billion to ICE and Border Patrol through reconciliation -- a legislative process that bypasses the filibuster, and thus would allow them to do this without any Democratic votes.

While Americans struggle to afford healthcare, food, and gas, Republicans want to pad the slush funds of these violent, unaccountable agencies. But we’re not accepting this as a done deal. We’re going to organize even harder to toxify and block this bill. 

Whether you live in a red or blue district, we have actions you can take to fight back. Check out our resource page to learn more about this fight and how you can get involved »

Yesterday, the Supreme Court allowed the Calais decision to go into effect immediately. Usually all decisions take at least 30 days. This is blatant racism. But we should not and cannot despair. As was noted by Hubble today,

“But neither history nor algorithmic gerrymandering dictates the results in the midterms. Case in point: Reader Len Lubinsky publishes a deeply researched Substack on US elections called Len’s Political Notes. Len posted the following in today’s Comment section:

I have taken a look at the Florida gerrymander (not yet signed by DeSantis). Of the four targeted Democrats intended to make Florida 24-4 instead of 20-8, not one is an automatic Republican win.

What’s more I have identified eight Florida seats currently held by Republicans that would not be immune to being flipped in a Democratic wave.

Despite the Callais decision, Democrats can and should maintain their sense of momentum. Len Lubinsky, Len’s Political Notes.

Len’s analysis of the Florida congressional races is here: Len’s Political Note #809 The Four Florida Districts Under Siege | Len’s Political Notes.”

If we get out the vote for the November midterms, we can overcome gerrymandering.

Here’s a heartfelt WCID for the mothers in the notorious Dilly detention center this Mothers’ Day. The national advocacy organization Children’s Rights is collecting cards to be distributed there. Here’s a link:

The moms of Dilley need to know we care:This Mother's Day, help us send Show Up For Her

Tomorrow is Wednesday so we will be protesting at Mast’s office. Come join us 11-12.

There are so many things he hasn’t done for us. The signs write themselves

And lastly, this bawdycartoon from Ann Telnaes that made me chuckle. Last night was the Met Gala in NYC, a major fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This year it was sponsored by Jeff Bezos

Lead sponsors and honorary chairs of the Met Gala

Maybe Jeff Bezos should buy a fashion house...

Barbara & Ginger


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