It’s time for the membership of the Writers Guilds of America, both West and East, to vote on the latest Minimum Basic Agreement between us, the writers, and them, the greedy, inflexible, generally all-around evil showbiz execs who consider themselves our overlords.
Yes, I’m that partisan. So it goes.
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