Disruptor Politics

I keep recording new episodes that become old within hours so thanks for hanging in there! In this episode, I talk about some progressive race updates, including candidates switching districts with each other in Sacramento after the passage of Prop 50, and more! Please don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on this platform! Find me on these socials, too! Twitter/X Instagram TikTok Bluesky

Well, County Supervisor Phil Serna is finally retiring and he immediately endorsed sitting councilmember Eric Guerra. Who else will get into that race? Also talked a bit about a bill Ro Khanna and Summer Lee introduced a few months ago to help get money out of politics and the decline of Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton's legacy by her refusing to retire from Congress. H.R. 2352: The Abolish Super PACs Act (introduced by Ro Khanna and Summer Lee) Please don't forget to subscribe and...

Dedicated to the very last-minute and secret town hall she held on October 23, 2025, with hours' notice. Many who RSVP'd were automatically waitlisted, constituents who call the office regularly to complain, and others were immediately let in. Find a write-up in today's Sacramento Bee here. Donate to my ActBlue here! Please don't forget to subscribe and leave a review on this platform! Find me on these socials, too! Twitter/X Instagram TikTok Bluesky

Recapping my thoughts on the No Kings rally/protest/march, my feelings about holding bad Democrats accountable, referring repeatedly to the I've Had It Podcast who are platforming Democrats and grilling them about their AIPAC support, and more. Don't forget to like, share, subscribe, and leave a five star review! Thank you!

I've published podcasts before but never done one with video, so I'm proud to say I FINALLY finished producing the first episode! I intend to record often and upload as I do them from now on. (You may notice I refer to news that happened a few days ago as if it just happened but it's still important!) Join me, Erica Lee, a working class renter who just ended her campaign for Congress. I've worked on campaigns for years and even worked a stint in Washington, DC, to help fix a broken healthcare...

Join me, Erica Lee, a working class renter who just ended her campaign for Congress. I've worked on campaigns for years and even worked a stint in Washington, DC, to help fix a broken healthcare system. I cannot WAIT to share the campaign experience, the dehumanization, the stress, and more, as someone who had to work and was unable to self-fund. So many people wanted me to keep running and vote for me, but when a known progressive candidate finally hopped in, I ended my race and felt relief....