The Roberts Court keeps shielding corporations from accountability and handing billionaires more power over our lives.
Reminder: the Constitution begins with We the People. NOT we the corporations, we the donors, or we the billionaires.
They work for us.
Trans rights. Gun safety. Birthright citizenship. Our elections.
That’s what’s still at stake at the Supreme Court this month.
The MAGA justices may think June gives them cover to flood the zone with bad decisions. But the people are paying attention — and we’re ready to fight back.
A puppy at a Pride parade is not a constitutional crisis.
MAGA justices treating LGBTQ+ existence like an emergency? That’s the problem.
LGBTQ+ people should not have to fight at the Supreme Court to be served, hired, seen in a school book, or respected as a family.
But when MAGA justices put equality on the line, we fight back. Shoulder to shoulder, louder than ever.
People feel this broken system every day.
When wages don’t keep up.
When rent and groceries keep rising.
When jobs feel unstable.
When no one in power seems accountable.
This isn’t abstract. It’s our lives.
Three major SCOTUS decisions are still looming.
One could make it harder to keep guns out of public spaces.
One attacks trans children.
One could give wealthy donors even more power over our elections.
This is what a captured Court does: steals power from the people and hands it to the few.
People are paying more for groceries, gas, rent, and healthcare while billionaires get richer and corporations get stronger.
This wasn’t by accident. The Roberts Court helped solidify this system.
We’re done waiting. We’re demanding reform.
Trump keeps running to his MAGA-packed Supreme Court to handle his personal business.
His ballroom.
His E. Jean Carroll verdicts.
His $475 million CNN lawsuit.
This is not what the Supreme Court is for.
