Jason Call is an unapologetic progressive. He'll fight against the corporate establishment tooth and nail. I've only met him in person for a very short period, wishing him luck on his campaign.
My name is Jason Call. I have a 30-year history of progressive activism. I am a husband, father, a former public school math teacher, musician, and progressive activist. Over the last few decades, I have stood up for working class values around war, healthcare, education, and our environment.
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I am running for Congress because here in Washington state, a supposed bastion of progressivism, we are represented by only a single progressive in the House: Pramila Jayapal from Seattle. It's time that our district also be represented by someone who is a proud progressive.
Over the last four years, I have served as an elected representative to the Washington State Democratic Central Committee for at times both Snohomish County and the 44th Legislative District. In my time on that body, I introduced—and passed—progressive resolutions like:
Reasonable firearms controls;
Rejecting corporate political action committee money from the health insurance industry and Big Pharma;
Opposing the blacklisting of progressive vendors by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC)
Additionally, I was a founding member of the Separation of Church and State Caucus and the Economic Justice Caucus. The team I led for the Snohomish County Democratic Party platform successfully campaigned for the first section for the Washington State Democratic Party platform to be dedicated entirely to housing justice.
I believe in people over profit. I believe that good government is possible when we rein in the undue influence of giant corporations and directly challenge their power. Together, I believe we can prevent them from continuing to write laws that massively benefit the wealthy to the detriment of everyone else.
As Representative Jayapal said, we need a “fundamentally different economy”, and I will be running for Congress to advance that work.
Website:
https://www.callforcongress.com/
