Cosmo @nibble4bits@qoto.org

@Pjcoyle both railroad-related bills passed the House. Now it's on to the Senate, where it will need 60 votes to pass.

I agree, Warnock will prevail, they're smashing early voting records nearly everyday. A condition that tends to favor the Democrat ticket.

@LaurieGShannon the capybaras might have something to say if those emus encroach on their territory, the south side of the neighborhood. #capybaras #watching #animalmafia

@Stoned_Deva_ ...and raisins.

Both parts passed the House of Reps today. It now goes to the Senate tomorrow for a vote, and at least 3 GOP senators said they are on board to vote in the 7 paid sick days. Hopefully there are more, it needs at least 60 votes to pass there.

Senator Bernie Sanders pushed forward an amendment that would guarantee all national agreement railroad workers 7 days of paid sick day time. Right now railroad workers get zero. The other agreement only includes 1. They vote on this TODAY. For our economy, it's imperative we take care of our workers that work outdoors, long hours, schedules that disrupt most family living, in unclean industrial environments. Please support the 7 sick pay days for the railroad workers.

@theropologist it's more of a classic internet explorer bookmark (which was also called favorites, btw) that tells the author that what they wrote was worthy of a re-read later. It doesn't show anyone else but the author of your approval.

@Tibor I'd love to try it out, but Qoto.org still hasn't fixed their login issues with Movetodon. @freemo you said it was in a future update, I'm just not sure how to check when the updates happen.

@Ibleedblue @flexghost @jeff there's more actual evidence of right wing people pleading guilty to committing election fraud. Once again, it's projection from their side to ours.

@chandima Favorite can be used like that, but you can also review your favorites. So you could use it like that, like a private tip jar to the author to let them know you liked the toot, or you could use it like Internet Explorer used favorites, like bookmarks. We don't have to all use it the same way. However, do keep in mind that Favoriting is a much more private affair than it was on Twitter. Only you and the author see it.