My problem with Proposition 22 is that it does what we so often do with legal codes and just

tries to hammer on something else without fixing the underlying structure.

And I think our underlying structure is broken and it has been even before the gig economy.

This is Sarah and Beth, your listening to Pant suit politics.

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Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Pant suit politics and today is the day.

Tonight on Loot, we're going to have a live virtual event, which we are calling pre-election

political therapy.

We're going to be in our comfy clothes.

We're going to talk about our hot takes from the last presidential debate, which is taking

place tonight as recording today's episode.

And we're just going to process our big feelings.

I think big feelings is becoming the theme of the 2020 presidential election.

And we need a safe space to talk through all that.

So we hope that you will join us tonight.

I'm really excited about today's episode.

We're going to be talking about ballot initiatives and constitutional amendments on state ballots.

But before we do, Clara reached out to make sure that if you are in Missouri, you know that

you have an option for early in-person voting.

Lots of lists that Clara has seen have excluded Missouri.

And she was afraid they were just out of luck, but she learned that you can request an absentee

ballot at the county clerk's office and complete it on site and put it right back in

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