Did you know that in Pennsylvania voters cannot directly vote on laws that are popular?

what if instead of telling people to go buy brita filters…we had a government that put #peopleoverprofits and stopped allowing companies to poison our water!?🤯 keystonenewsroom.com/story/tapped-o…

We are exploited and oppressed by two corporate controlled parties whose only answer is to blame the other party. If you want to prove us wrong PA House Democrats, show us that you're different from PA House Republicans 🇺🇸 by passing the GIFT BAN and making it illegal for corporations to bribe you

snapshot of the news cycle when you’re living in a country whose government is run by a doomsday cult

#Medicaid cuts are killing us. NEXT MONDAY AUG 7, Learn how to fight back with the PA Poor People's Campaign & Put People First! PA. Did you know that right now, 1000s are losing their healthcare every month in Pennsylvania? ‼️REGISTER for Zoom details: bit.ly/MedicaidCutsEq…

Check it out! Pennsylvania Action on Climate statewide bicycle tour of frontline communities fighting back against corruption and ecological devastation. PAC is on PA PPC's coordinating committee. actionnetwork.org/events/tour-de…

To get the gift ban across the finish line, we need to get organized. We need folks in every district calling up their rep and asking them to co-sponsor HB484. Everything you need is up on our website mohpa.org/lobbyforhb484. (5/6)

Important reminder from Howard Zinn: “Protest beyond the law is not a departure from democracy; it is absolutely essential to it. Voting is easy and marginally useful, but it is a poor substitute for democracy, which requires direct action by concerned citizens.”

If you want things to change, join a movement. Become a leader who is clear, competent, capable, committed, and confident. Take action every day in coordinated nonviolence campaigns. Things change because movements move things forward. mohpa.org/join-us

“We hear all the time from lawmakers, ‘Gifts don’t affect the way I vote, nobody could ever influence me,’” Pollack said. “It’s fascinating that the first human beings in history who have no capacity for corruption all work together in the same building.” inquirer.com/politics/penns…

Any time you get to put “enema” into a story about state government is a good time inquirer.com/politics/penns…

High ranking elected officials constantly tell us that we're rude for telling the truth about corruption and taking nonviolent direct action. You know what's rude... Taking bribes everyday right in front of our faces and then waging policy violence on us and causing suffering!!!

You are the Chair of the Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee. You also work a side job as an attorney for a law firm that represents gas companies. Why should we listen to anything you say? Why would we trust you?

🗣️Take Action: Ask your state legislators to support Ranked Choice Voting in Pennsylvania! #RankedChoiceVoting p2a.co/bxlnwry

If you are on the fence about becoming a climate activist please, please, please come down onto the right side of history. The movement, and the planet, need you so incredibly much. You are more powerful than you can ever know. Every activist started out as someone on that fence.

Conflicts of interest are EVERYWHERE in our Legislature. A gas lawyer Senator writes environmental bills (Yaw), a marijuana insurance salesman Senator writes corporate crap cannabis bills (Gebhard) etc. etc. (1/2)

BE THERE.

🧵The Tour de PAC kicks off TODAY at the Tri County Landfill in Grove City. Keep coming back here to receive updates about the tour! #TOODAMNHOT

BEARING WITNESS is the theme of this year’s @PCC_2023 and the goal of Pennsylvania Action on Climate’s #TourdePAC. In Clairton, PA David Meckel brought us a sample of the residue that covers his windowsill every day in the shadow of U. S. Steel’s heavily polluting Clairton Coke Works.

Published this morning in The Sentinel: "Each time election day rolls around, we are faced with a difficult decision. Which candidate is the lesser of the two evils?" cumberlink.com/opinion/letter…