The radical left turned out to be your mother. Your grandmother. The teacher who taught your kids to read, the nurse who held your hand in the ER, the lawyer who works for free on weekends, the stay-at-home mom who organized a canvass during nap time. For a decade we wrote postcards, made calls, knocked on doors, and marched in the frigid cold of January and the heat of August. Women who had never run for anything ran for office — and won. Last week, for the first time in history, more than 100 Democratic women were elected to serve together in the House, and Democratic women flipped at least ten Republican-held seats. We want clean air, clean water, and common-sense gun laws for our children and grandchildren. Pretty radical, huh?