We're not going to panic.

We are going to organize and we're going to be ready to leverage everything that's available to us to fight for what we believe in.

Oh, I love that.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast from Red, Wine, and Blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Amanda Weinstein.

I'm Rachel Vindman. I'm Jasmine Clark.

And you're listening to the Suburban Women Problem.

I hope everyone had a restful Thanksgiving week and didn't have to deal

with too many terrible conversations with Maga relatives. Today, we're talking with Diana Brown,

an inspiring mom in Virginia who just won her school board race. The more depressing things look

on the national level and let's face it, it just gets worse.

The more important it is to celebrate wins like Diana's, we got to make sure we celebrate those

small wins, which I know Jasmine is always talking about.

Small victories, man.

Some victories.

Yes.

But before we're joined by Diana, let's catch up. How was everyone's Thanksgiving?

Mine was good. Mine was good. We went to Oklahoma. It was really lovely. Any fun Thanksgiving conversations?

I think I just, at my dinner table, it was just the typical, like, what went wrong? I really thought we had this one. But I also live in a family full of people who agree with me politically. So it was more of almost like an autopsy, postmortem on like what even happened more so than me having to listen to people gloat although i will say this well

like my i don't know if i said this during the campaign but my neighbor across the street has this

like life-sized trump sign in his yard it is the biggest trump sign i've ever seen it's almost

like a small billboard and he has not taken it billboard. And he has not taken it down.

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