Voters Rejected the Tech Oligarchy. Now Comes the Hard Part.
Pull the Plug on Technofascism Before It Reboots

After the 2026 midterms delivered a rebuke to Trump and the tech oligarchy, the fight against technofascism is only entering its next phase. The author argues that Congress must pursue accountability — investigations into DOGE's dismantling of USAID, Russ Vought's use of LLMs to cut spending, and Palantir's Privacy Act violations — while progressives spend the next two years building a reform agenda on taxes, privacy, antitrust, and media ownership for 2029.
The pro-democracy movement has drawn blood, but technofascism still lives.