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The American public is hungry for accountability. Thankfully, Stand Up For Science already has a plan for exactly that.
Stand Up for Science

Nov 9

The American public is hungry for accountability. Thankfully, Stand Up For Science already has a plan for exactly that. Here's how we get it: 1. Congress establishes an accountability agenda for science and use its oversight power to bring political actors to account for the harm caused to public health and scientific integrity. 2. Congress determines the line of complicity and who needs to be held accountable. Oversight and investigations must extend to entities outside of government that have wielded financial and political influence over policy decisions. 3. Congress uses the oversight tools at its disposal to root out corruption and conflict of interests, while at the same time strengthening whistleblower protections for those who want to speak out. We outlined all of this & more in the second chapter of our Forging the Future of Science & Democracy report. In this chapter, the SUFS Foundation team lays out concrete strategies & tools policymakers can use to hold the administration & outside actors accountable for the harm done to American science, health, & democracy. The fight isn't over yet. We still need your help. Comment "FORGE" to read our report and help us spread it to every politician and journalist you can. Because accountability is just as possible as a blue tsunami was. #Politics #BlueTsunami #News #AmericanPolitics #Science

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