Michael Schur, creator of The Good Place and Parks and Recreation, is urging his fellow writers to donate to the WGA West’s political action committee to help “flip the Senate and bring in bold lea…
’s political action committee to help “flip the Senate and bring in bold leaders who will check the power of the Supreme Court.”
“You undoubtedly already know how far Mitch McConnell and the party of Trump will go to enshrine their far-right agenda,” he said in a message sent out today to the guild’s members. “Now is the time to counter power with power.
The guild’s PAC doesn’t endorse presidential candidates, focusing instead on electing senators and House members who support writers and the guild’s public policy priorities. The PAC says that all candidates seeking its support “are either evaluated based on their record in Congress or complete a questionnaire, reviewed by the PAC Board.
Other senators – all Democrats – the PAC is endorsing this year include Dick Durbin , Doug Jones , Ed Markey , Jeanne Shaheen , and Tina Smith . Other House members – all Democrats – to receive its support include David Cicilline ; Mike Doyle ; Jerry Nadler ; Frank Pallone ; Jamie Raskin ; Bobby Scott ; and California’s Karen Bass, Tony Cardenas, Ted Lieu, Zoe Lofgren, Katie Porter, Harley Rouda and Adam Schiff.
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