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The Value of Orientation
A quick message.
Aug. 31
Supreme CourtTrump v. United States Didn't Make the President Above the Law. Nothing Ever Has.
The law itself is surprisingly uncontested that nobody gains total and complete immunity as a matter of their employment, job title, or appointment.
Call to actionAug. 29
Law EnforcementHundreds of FBI and Justice Department Employees Are Executing Orders to Commit Crimes.
They purged the people who would say no, loyalty-tested who remained, and made the rest complicit. Can this be undone?
Aug. 28
Soft SecessionTHE STATES’ NEW DEAL: A PROGRAM FOR THE CRISIS, BUILT FROM INSTITUTIONS AMERICA ALREADY OWNS AT A PROFIT
A practical answer to the question “What can we do?”
Call to actionAug. 26
The Existentialist Republic’s First Year: What 60,000 Readers Accomplished
Twelve months of absolutely and relentlessly getting after it.
Aug. 25
Supreme CourtArticles of Impeachment for Justice Clarence Thomas
Making the case for impeaching members of the Supreme Court: why the conduct is impeachable, and why penalizing it now matters even without a conviction.
Call to actionAug. 23
Soft SecessionEvery State Can Afford Universal Health Care: A Taxonomy of Public Health Care Options
Four models for state-level universal coverage, and how each one works.
Call to actionAug. 22
Soft SecessionTrump Cut Domestic Violence Victim Services Funding. This NC State Senator Wants Offenders to Pay It Back.
Senate Bill 719 starts replacing the money with criminal court costs and marriage license fees. No new taxes, no waiting on the federal government, and any state can file it.
Call to actionAug. 20
Supreme CourtThe D.C. Bar Is Now Officially Deciding Whether to Investigate Chief Justice Roberts for Misconduct
Ten million dollars in law firm money, a closure letter citing the wrong law, and a board meeting set for September 10.
Call to actionAug. 19
ElectionsWatchdog Report: The 2026 Midterms Are Wide Open to Foreign Interference
Invited, undefended, unpunished, and rewarded: what independent researchers can still measure has doubled in a year, and the instruments that would measure the rest no longer exist.
Call to actionAug. 18
Soft SecessionAmerica Has the Parts to Build What the EU Built: A Toolkit for Beating Autocrats.
Money, courts, standards, and standing are proven tools for bringing autocratic states back to democratic restoration.
Call to actionAug. 16
Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court’s Greatest Weakness: A History of Successful Defiance
How states, presidents, and Congress have repeatedly defied the Supreme Court and won
Call to actionAug. 15
Soft SecessionCan We Stop a Coup With State of Emergency Declarations?
The founders built fifty state governments to protect us in crisis such as these.
Call to actionAug. 13
ElectionsHow Many States Does It Take to Steal an Election? One, and It Already Happened.
Texas alone handed over 18 million voter records and signed a removal agreement.
Aug. 11
Soft SecessionPitch to the Legislators: The Virginia Contest Other States Should Replicate
The first in a new series highlighting city and state leaders.
Call to actionAug. 9
Epstein FilesBombshell Uncovered: Evidence Shows Blanche Likely Committed Witness Bribery, Evidence Tampering, and Conspiracy in New Mexico. Those Crimes Carry at Least Seven and a Half Years in State Prison.
Sufficient evidence rests in the public record, and opening a criminal investigation requires far less than proof beyond a reasonable doubt. This all rests on the New Mexico Attorney General.
Call to actionAug. 8
CorruptionThis State Law Makes It So Anyone Can Sue a President for Financial Fraud, and their State AG Can Levy Criminal Charges
Securities fraud, stock manipulation, and scams are not "official conduct" for a president. They aren't in pursuance of the Constitution, so the Supremacy Clause doesn't apply.
Aug. 7
Soft SecessionThe Regime Durability Variable: Four Frameworks on Ending Authoritarian Capture From Within
A primer for understanding regime durability, how these regimes actually fall, and what we can do about it starting immediately.
Aug. 6
CorruptionBig Announcement: We’re Mailing the Make Corrupt Politicians Pay Act to 1,580 State Political Offices
Want to be able to sue for all the insider trading and corruption you're seeing? Here's how we make that a reality.
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