Sarah Dohl ❌👑

@sarahdohl.bsky.social

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Co-founder, Chief Campaigns Officer at Indivisible. Storyteller. Former congressional speechwriter. Alden’s mom.

A wooden wall decorated with colorful protest posters. Messages include “This Is What Democracy Looks Like” in red and blue, “Protect Medicaid Stop Billionaire Tax Breaks” in blue and red, and “No Kings Since 1776” in yellow with a crossed-out crown. Other posters read “No Kings. No ICE. No Fear. Immigrants Are Welcome Here” with a black-and-white butterfly, and “We the People” written repeatedly in red and blue script.
No War With Iran
Screenshot of the “About Us” section from the No Kings PAC website. The text presents the PAC as a grassroots-powered Democratic group claiming to defend democracy and oppose authoritarianism. Phrases like “we don’t crown kings,” “mobilize voters,” and “hold those in power accountable” are emphasized. The overall tone is lofty and mission-driven — yet appears designed to manufacture urgency and moral authority without offering specifics on actual impact, raising red flags about performative or superficial activism.
Mobile screenshot of a No Kings PAC petition page. At the top is a cartoon crown logo reading “NO KINGS PAC.” The headline urges visitors to “SIGN THE PETITION TO IMPEACH TRUMP,” calling Trump a “TYRANT” and “wannabe KING.” The text claims Democrats have introduced new articles of impeachment and asks users to submit their email address. The design mimics grassroots mobilization but appears geared more toward harvesting emails and generating outrage-driven donations than toward real organizing or impact.
A person walks a black dog past a row of four large posters on a brick wall. Each poster critiques the $100 million cost of Trump’s birthday parade by highlighting alternative uses for the money. The posters read: 1. “Trump’s $100M Birthday Parade could pay for 1,400 new teachers” with an image of a frosted cupcake with a crown. 2. “Trump’s $100M Birthday Parade could pay for 700 air traffic controllers” with a party hat and airplane illustration. 3. “Trump’s $100M Birthday Parade could pay for insulin for 238,000 Americans” with an insulin vial styled as a champagne bottle. 4. “Trump’s $100M Birthday Parade could pay for healthcare for 7,000 veterans” with a red balloon and stethoscope. The date “6/14/25” and the URL “NOKINGS.ORG” appear at the bottom of each poster.
This week, Senator Rosen voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-6244.
This week, Senator Peters voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-6221.
This week, Senator Ossoff voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-3521.
This week, Senator Hickenlooper voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-5941.
This week, Senator Gallego voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-4521.
This week, Senator Coons voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-5042.
This week, Senator Bennet voted to confirm a Donald Trump nominee. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-5852.
This week, Senator Warnock voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-3643.
This week, Senator Warner voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-2023.
This week, Senator Slotkin voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-4822.
This week, Senator Reed voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-4642.
This week, Senator Klobuchar voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-3244.
This week, Senator King voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-5344.
This week, Senator Kelly voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this (202) 224-2235.
This week, Senator Kaine voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-4024.
This week, Senator Hassan voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-3324.
This week, Senator Fetterman voted to confirm two of Donald Trump's nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-4254.
This week, Senator Shaheen voted to confirm 3 of Donald Trump's Nominees. Thought you might need this: (202) 224-2841
A graphic from Indivisible with a red background and bold white text reads: “This week, 18 Democrats joined Republicans to confirm 5 Trump nominees.” Below that, the names and states of the 18 Democrats are listed: Bennet (CO), Coons (DE), Fetterman (PA), Gallego (AZ), Hassan (NH), Hickenlooper (CO), Kaine (VA), Kelly (AZ), King (ME), Klobuchar (MN), Ossoff (GA), Peters (MI), Reed (RI), Rosen (NV), Shaheen (NH), Slotkin (MI), Warner (VA), and Warnock (GA). At the bottom, a black-and-white image of Donald Trump pointing directly at the viewer.
Hands Off logo at the top with a message in bright yellow that says, "Record a short video about why you're showing up on April 5th" - Use hashtags #HandsOff or #WhyApril5 and send it to us at bit.ly/April5socials and we'll uplift you. Handsoff2025.com at the bottom.
A graphic with the headline: “11 Senate Democrats (or caucusing Independents) voted to confirm Trump’s State Department nominee after news about the Signal leak broke.” Below the headline are black-and-white portraits of the 11 Senators, each in a white-bordered square resembling a polaroid, with their names and states listed: Top row: Michael Bennet (CO), Chris Coons (DE), Catherine Cortez Masto (NV), John Fetterman (PA), Maggie Hassan (NH) Bottom row: Tim Kaine (VA), Angus King (ME), Amy Klobuchar (MN), Jacky Rosen (NV), Jeanne Shaheen (NH), Mark Warner (VA). The background is dark blue, and each portrait has a blue overlay.
Rep. Mark Pocan, beaming with enthusiasm, stands at the front of a packed town hall, engaging with an energized crowd of Indivisible East Madison members. Hands are raised, smiles abound, and democracy is thriving! He’s in his element—answering questions, cracking a joke or two, and proving once again why he’s one of the best in Congress.
Reminder: Members of Congress Work for You. Demand a Town Hall this March recess. Join us for the #MuskorUs March Recess: indivisible.org/muskorus
A bright red graphic with bold white text reads: "These 15 Senate Democrats just voted to advance another one of Trump’s MAGA nominees:" Below, a list of 15 Democratic senators and their Washington, D.C., office phone numbers is displayed in white text: Bennet (CO) – (202) 224-5852 Cortez-Masto (NV) – (202) 224-3542 Gallego (AZ) – (202) 224-2235 Hassan (NH) – (202) 224-3324 Hickenlooper (CO) – (202) 224-5941 Kaine (VA) – (202) 224-4024 Ossoff (GA) – (202) 224-3521 Peters (MI) – (202) 224-6221 Rosen (NV) – (202) 224-6244 Schiff (CA) – (202) 224-3841 Shaheen (NH) – (202) 224-2841 Slotkin (MI) – (202) 224-4822 Warner (VA) – (202) 224-2023 Warnock (GA) – (202) 224-3634 Whitehouse (RI) – (202) 224-2921 The Indivisible logo is at the bottom of the image.
A bright red graphic with bold white text reads: "STOP CONFIRMING TRUMP NOMINEES." The Indivisible logo is at the bottom. The font has a distressed, grunge-style texture.
A black background with bold white text that reads: "These 10 House Democrats just voted to censure Al Green." Below, a list of 10 House Democrats' names, states, and phone numbers is displayed in a clean, block font: Ami Bera (CA-06) — (202) 225-5716 Ed Case (HI-01) — (202) 225-2726 Jim Costa (CA-21) — (202) 225-3341 Laura Gillen (NY-04) — (202) 225-5516 Jim Himes (CT-04) — (202) 225-5541 Chrissy Houlahan (PA-06) — (202) 225-4315 Marcy Kaptur (OH-09) — (202) 225-4146 Jared Moskowitz (FL-23) — (202) 225-3001 Maria Gluesenkamp Perez (WA-03) — (202) 225-3536 Tom Suozzi (NY-03) — (202) 225-3335 The Indivisible logo appears at the bottom.
A black background with bold, distressed white text reading: "DEMOCRACY DIES IN DECORUM." Below the main text, the logo and name "INDIVISIBLE" appear in smaller white font.
A rubber chicken toy with exaggerated eyes is featured in the center. Across its body in bold black letters, the text reads: "HAVE A TOWN HALL." To the right, in small white font: "Your members of Congress work for you. Demand a town hall." Below, the URL "indivisible.org/muskorus" is displayed. The Indivisible logo is at the bottom.
Your Democratic Representative WILL BE ON YOUR HOME TURF March 15 through 23. Tell them we need them to fight. Tell them to schedule A TOWN HALL." Below, in white text: "Call your Democratic Representative now: 1-844-778-3056." A black-and-white illustration of a hand holding a telephone receiver is on the lower right. The Indivisible logo is at the bottom.
Text in bold white and blue reads: "Your Democratic Senators WILL BE ON YOUR HOME TURF March 15 through 23. Tell them we need them to fight. Tell them to schedule A TOWN HALL." Below, in white text: "Call your Democratic Senator now: 1-833-859-3112." A black-and-white illustration of a hand holding a telephone receiver is on the lower right. The Indivisible logo is at the bottom.
Similar in style to Image 2, the text reads: "Your Republican Senators WILL BE ON YOUR HOME TURF March 15 through 23. Remind them they work for you. Demand a town hall." Below, in white text: "Call your Republican Senator now: 1-855-980-2355." A black-and-white illustration of a hand holding a telephone receiver is on the lower right. The Indivisible logo is at the bottom.
Text in bold white and red reads: "Your Republican Representative WILL BE ON YOUR HOME TURF March 15 through 23. Remind them they work for you. Demand a town hall." Below, in white text: "Call your Republican Representative now: 1-877-902-2328." A black-and-white illustration of a hand holding a telephone receiver appears on the lower right. The Indivisible logo is at the bottom.
Text in bold, mixed fonts reads: "Reminder: Members of Congress WORK FOR YOU. Demand a town hall this March recess." Below, a call to action in smaller font says: "Join us for the #MuskOrUs March Recess" followed by "indivisible.org/muskorus." The Indivisible logo is at the bottom.
The image features a chicken at the top and text that reads: “If your Republican member of Congress refuses to have a town hall this March recess, have one anyway.” Below, there is a call to action: “get the guide indivisible.org/muskorus” At the bottom, the Indivisible logo is present.
A bold political graphic features Elon Musk and Donald Trump in black and white, positioned in front of the White House. Musk is making a Nazi salute, while Trump speaks with clenched fists. The phrase "NO KINGS." is displayed across the center in distressed typography, with "NO" in bright yellow and a small tilted crown on the "S" in "KINGS." The background has a torn-paper effect, and the bottom half of the image is deep blue, featuring the call to action: "Join us to fight back - indivisible.org" along with the Indivisible logo.
A dark blue background with a torn-paper texture and a red accent at the bottom. White text at the top reads: "The extreme MAGA budget will mean people go hungry." Below, a white empty plate is centered. Across the plate, text states: "24,109 people in VA-07 that count on SNAP to put food on the table could lose access." A red banner at the bottom includes the website indivisi.org/republicanripoff.
A dark blue background with a torn-paper texture. White text reads: "95,676 VA-07 residents rely on Medicaid." Below, two simple cartoon-style icons represent a child and an elderly person. Next to them, text states: "49,228 kids" and "4,873 seniors" followed by the phrase "could lose coverage" in a handwritten-style font. A blue banner at the bottom includes the website indivisi.org/republicanripoff.
A dark blue and yellow graphic with a crumpled paper effect. Large white text at the top reads: "32,000 VA-07 residents rely on the Affordable Care Act. Their premiums will jump $1,060 per year—a 70% hike." Below, a hand-drawn illustration of an elderly couple standing together is shown. Next to them, handwritten-style text states: "For a 60-year-old couple earning $85K? Their premiums skyrocket $12,512 per year—a 173% increase." At the bottom, a yellow banner includes a call-to-action: "Explore the House Budget Dems Tool: indivisi.org/republicanripoff."
A graphic with a crumpled paper texture on a dark blue background. The headline in bold white text states: "The Republican Rip-Off is a gut punch to working families. Here’s how it would impact my community." Below, a table compares "Who You Are" with "What You Get." The categories include "Richest 1%," "CEOs and Corporations," and "The Rest of Us." On the right, the impacts are listed: "$314,266 tax cut," "$2 trillion in handouts," and "Skyrocketing costs, gutted services, economy rigged for billionaires." A link to indivisi.org/republicanripoff appears at the bottom.
A dark blue graphic designed to mimic a dictionary entry. The term "Republican Ripoff" is highlighted in bold yellow. Below, the definition reads: "A corrupt scheme where Republicans slash benefits for working families to fund billionaire tax breaks and corporate giveaways." An example sentence in italics states: "The GOP’s latest Republican Ripoff guts Medicaid, spikes food prices, and hands trillions to billionaires—while Elon Musk cashes in." At the bottom, similar words are listed: "scam, shakedown, heist, swindle." A call-to-action encourages viewers to explore more at indivisi.org/republicanripoff.
Courage is contagious
Musk or Us Congressional Recess February 14-23