The Musk Ox has driven half the climate defender voices off of Ex-Twitter.

Given what he has said, I expect he considers that success.

US citizens: call on the Senate and the Department of Justice to investigate the gifts Clarence Thomas has accepted.

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US citizens: call on Congress to pass the FATCAT Act to tax private jet travel.

The Capitol Switchboard numbers are +1-202-224-3121, +1-888-818-6641 and +1-888-355-3588.

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9% of employees in Britain are denied their workers' rights because the state does nothing to punish their employers for doing that.

Similar problems happen in the US, including theft of wages, denial of sick leave, and exploitation in the gig economy.

The traditional reason has been that elected politicians listen to what the employers want. However, the California referendum shows that big tech companies have the power to mobilize voters to vote to exploit these workers so that they can enjoy somewhat lower prices as customers for gig platforms.

Since some of the benefit of paying the low wages is kept by the gig platforms, the net benefit goes to the wealthy, and the people overall would be wise to support the higher wages.

Young plaintiffs in Montana won their climate lawsuit, as the judge ruled that Montana's prohibition on considering likely future climate damage when evaluating development projects violates their constitutional rights.