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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.
Call to actionAug. 5
Soft SecessionExperts Say Blue States Can Stop Paying Federal Taxes. There’s Precedent
If we could use nullification for people to get stoned, why can’t we use it to protect human rights and stop fascism?
Aug. 4
CorruptionThe Walls Are Closing In On Musk in Wisconsin Criminal Bribery Investigation
A bipartisan commission found probable cause of felony election bribery, and prosecutors in three more states have statutes that fit the same conduct.
Aug. 3
CorruptionPam Bondi Implicated in As Much As $5.5 Million in Insider Trading
But what can be done about it?
Aug. 2
Law EnforcementThere Are Now 22,000 ICE Agents. The Supremacy Clause Says States Can Prosecute Every One Who Breaks the Law.
A condition sitting in the first sentence of the Supremacy Clause decides whether states can prosecute federal agents. Courts have spent decades reading past it.
Call to actionAug. 1
ElectionsA Ruling Party That Faces No Consequences for Open Corruption Has No Reason to Accept Elections
We won't survive if we try to play by their rules.
July 31
OrganizingUpgrade Your Activism: The Evidence-Based Path from Protest to Power
We marched. We chanted. And the wars continued. Now what?
Call to actionJuly 30
Epstein FilesNot Only Should Todd Blanche Not Run the Justice Department, He Should Be Charged With the Following Crimes.
In the last 16 months, Todd Blanche seems to have violated at least four federal criminal statutes that can earn him up to 20 years in prison if anyone ever has the courage to prosecute.
July 28
Zohran Mamdani Loves Deregulation and Reducing Taxes
Eight licenses repealed, five fees cut, nine license terms extended, and a $5.4 billion budget gap closed without a property tax increase
July 27
CorruptionEric Trump Just Publicly Engaged in Another $250 Million of Money Laundering. Why Isn’t New York Charging Him?
Six months of public documents, four New York felony statutes, and the two prosecutors best positioned to act.
July 25
Are Foreign Intelligence Agencies and Criminals Killing Donald Trump’s Enemies to Earn His Favor.
The Quiet Dismantling of America's Defenses Against Foreign Assassination on U.S. Soil
July 24
Soft SecessionCould A U.S. State Pass a 30 Hour Work Week?
The Senate passed one in 1933 by 53 to 30. Roosevelt withdrew his support twenty-five days later, and the forty-hour week is what remained.
July 21
Epstein FilesThe Epstein Survivors Justice Act: How States Can Reopen the Epstein Case, Pardon or No Pardon
The fight is just getting started.
July 20
Civil Suits Don't Stop a Coup. So What Does?
Ask Mayor Max.
July 19
Supreme CourtShould Federalist Society Membership be an Impeachable Offense for Judges?
A Serious Exploration of the Case for Impeaching and Removing Every Federal Judge and Supreme Court Justice Who Has Ever Been a Member of the Federalist Society or Endorsed Unitary Executive Theory.
July 18
OrganizingTen Reasons for Optimism: Prosecutors, Statehouses, and Local Organizations Are Producing Wins You Can Date and Source
The news supplies reasons for pessimism on a daily schedule. What follows is a list of reasons for optimism, each one something I have directly observed or can date and source.
