>Indivisible is a new left-wing astroturf group that seeks to pressure Republican politicians into obstructing Pres. Trump’s agenda.
>Styled after the Tea Party, the Indivisible group seeks to recruit, train, and deploy community organizers and activists around the country. Focusing on key (traditionally purple) states, they distort politicians’ views of their constituency.
>Comprised of former Washington DC staffers, Indivisible kicked off with a lengthy Facebook post instructing readers on how to resist the current administration’s agenda.
>They published a web-based guide for dissemination to locally organized cells outlining community organizing strategies patterned after Saul Alinsky to bring ultimately bring down the Trump administration.
>Sponsored by Organizing For Action (OFA), Obama’s community organizing group springing out of his success in list-making following the 2012 election, Indivisible has held several calls seeking to mobilize similarly aligned groups against Trump.
>OFA seeks to protect Obama’s legacy by partnering with Indivisible to petition Congress not to repeal the ACA.
>Leaders of Indivisible have close ties to Soros owned and sponsored organizations, suggesting a new level of sophistication to left-wing grassroots organizing.
>Although inorganic, Indivisible was able to muster members to attend several GOP politicians town hall events, and in one case, a representative had to be rushed out of a meeting by law enforcement after being shouted down by protestors.
>With a myriad of loose ties to George Soros and his constituent organizations, Indivisible’s primary goal appears to be destabilization.
>Indivisible is a non-profit.
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