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🏛️ The top 0.1% of Americans hold more wealth than the bottom 50% combined. A new @demandjustice_ report says the courts had a hand in getting us here.
“The Oligarchy’s Bench” identifies 10 federal judges and cases whose rulings have blocked overtime pay, gutted consumer protections, and shielded corporations from accountability, reshaping the American economy.
Link in bio to read the full report.
POST #2
We elect presidents. We elect Congress. But federal judges serve for life, and a new @demandjustice+ report shows just how much power that gives them over our paychecks, our healthcare, and our right to organize.
Learn about 10 judges and cases reshaping the American economy in favor of corporations and billionaires at the link in our bio.
Democracy happens at the ballot box and the bench. We need to pay attention.
POST #3
“This is not justice. This is oligarchy in judicial robes.”
The new @demandjustice_ report examines 10 federal judges whose rulings have quietly rewritten the rules of the American economy, favoring corporate power over working people again and again.
Read “The Oligarchy’s Bench” at the link in bio.
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Did you know a single federal judge blocked a rule that would have given 4.2 million workers overtime pay? Or that another judge’s ruling helped clear the way for a merger that cost roughly 14,000 jobs?
A new report from Demand Justice, “The Oligarchy’s Bench,” identifies 10 federal judges whose rulings have quietly reshaped the American economy in favor of corporations and billionaires, often at the direct expense of working families.
Read the full report and learn about the critical cases: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #2
Americans talk a lot about what happens in Congress and the White House. But there’s a third branch of government just as responsible for the rise of American oligarchy: the courts.
A new report, “The Oligarchy’s Bench,” traces how billionaire-funded networks have shaped a federal judiciary that strikes down minimum wage protections, guts consumer watchdogs, and shields corporations from accountability.
It’s time we paid as much attention to the courts as we do to elections. Read the Demand Justice report: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #3
“Billionaires fund the Federalist Society. The Federalist Society recommends the judges. Corporations fund ‘judicial education’ projects that advance their view of the economy. Judges dismantle rules, laws, and agencies that protect working people. Corporate power grows. Wealth concentrates. Democracy erodes.”
That’s from a new Demand Justice report examining 10 federal judges whose rulings have helped tilt the American economy toward the already-powerful. See what cases made the list: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
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The top 0.1% now hold more wealth than the bottom 50% of Americans combined. A new @WeDemandJustice report shows 10 federal judges rewriting the rules to keep it that way: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #2
It’s not just the White House and Congress. Federal judges are quietly dismantling overtime pay, healthcare protections, and union rights, ruling by ruling. A new @WeDemandJustice report names the specific cases and judges: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #3
The federal judiciary is not a neutral umpire, calling balls and strikes.” New @WeDemandJustice report exposes 10 judges advancing corporate power over working people: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
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CEO-to-worker pay has gone from 21:1 in 1965 to 312:1 today. A new @wedemandjustice.bsky.social report traces how a small group of federal judges helped build the machine that keeps wealth flowing up. Meet the 10 judges rewriting the American economy: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #2
30 million workers are trapped by non-compete agreements. 4.2 million lost overtime pay. One judge ruled for each of those, and there are nine judges just like him. Read the @wedemandjustice.bsky.social report: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #3
“America does not have an oligarchy problem because a few bad judges got lucky. It has an oligarchy problem because a few very rich people built a machine to put committed judges exactly where they are.” New @wedemandjustice.bsky.social report: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
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A new report from Demand Justice identifies the federal judiciary’s growing role in shaping economic inequality.
Among the findings: one judge’s ruling blocked overtime pay for an estimated 4.2 million workers. Another’s decision preserved non-compete agreements affecting roughly 30 million workers, at an estimated cost of $300 billion a year in suppressed wages. A third greenlit a merger that shrank the national wireless market from four carriers to three.
“The Oligarchy’s Bench” profiles 10 federal judges and the specific rulings behind these outcomes, a useful read for anyone tracking the intersection of law, labor policy, and corporate power: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #2
Business and policy leaders spend enormous energy tracking legislative and regulatory risk. A new report argues we should be watching the courts just as closely.
“The Oligarchy’s Bench,” from Demand Justice traces how a decades-long, well-funded strategy built a pipeline from judicial selection to rulings that reliably favor concentrated corporate power over workers, consumers, and small businesses.
Worth a read for anyone working on labor policy, antitrust, or corporate accountability: demandjustice.org/oligarchy
POST #3
“It’s now being dismantled judge by judge, ruling by ruling. Not by accident. Not by Congress. By judicial fiat.”
“The Oligarchy’s Bench” from Demand Justice identifies 10 federal judges and cases whose decisions have reshaped labor law, antitrust enforcement, and consumer protection in the U.S.
Whether you agree or want to see the underlying cases yourself, it’s a detailed and well-sourced look at how courts function as economic policymakers: demandjustice.org/oligarchy