Some Republican senators are condemning the wrecker for showing contempt for the Constitution.

It could be that they are looking for a chance to publicly split from him, having seen that his endorsements of candidates turned out to be disadvantageous for them. They may have decided they will be better off with a new, fresh fascist leader.

San Francisco responded to public revulsion and reversed its recent decision to authorize the thug department to use robots for killing people.

To halt (and then reverse) the general militarization of US thug departments is a much bigger job.

US citizens: phone your congresscritter and senators to support the Open App Markets Act. It would require Apple to allow users to install apps obtained from places other than Apple's store.

It looks like this would make it possible to distribute free software for the iThings which users could build from source. That means iThings would no longer be jails.

Of course, they would still be nasty in many other ways, so I would still urge everyone to reject iThings, along with Android.

US citizens: phone your congresscritter and senators to support the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, which would prohibit some of the harmful practices of Amazon and some other platforms.

This bill would not do anything to make anonymous purchase possible, or insist that the sites work without sending nonfree software to the user's browser, so I would sill refuse more or less to do use those sites. But their overall injustice would be reduced.

Labour has proposed some good reforms for the structure and rules of the UK government.