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May 11
ElectionsThe Courts Struck Down Virginia’s Gerrymander. Here Is a List of Times the GOP Has Ignored Court Rulings and Just Done What They Wanted Without Consequence.
How many times should we keep making the same error and not changing our strategy?
May 10
Soft SecessionWe Could End Every Blue State’s Budget Deficit With One Policy. Even a Five-Year-Old Could Explain It.
If we can convince a five-year-old, we can convince our state and city representatives.
May 9
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CorruptionHas Trump Implicated His Son Barron in NY Cryptocurrency Related Financial Crimes?
This could lead to a legal entanglement beyond the reach of the DOJ or Presidential Pardons.
May 7
Soft SecessionAt What Point Does Inaction Become Complicity.
The wrap-up of our four-part series on the constitutional architecture of state opposition to federal authoritarian capture.
May 6
CorruptionA Look at The Many State Felonies Elon Musk Seemingly Committed to Elect Trump
What he said in public. What his lawyers said under oath. What the law in four states calls it.
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Epstein FilesNew Mexico Governor Could Break the Epstein Case Open For The World See.
Is she up for the task?
May 1
Don’t Do This To Amazon Today On May Day!
It would upset them very much and I am definitely not telling you to do that.
April 29
Supreme CourtI Filed for Roberts’s Disbarment. Then This Happened.
This nation is hungry for justice.
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ElectionsSurvey Says Voters Want Fight. Research Shows Exactly What Voters Interpret as “Strong” and “Weak”
How can we apply this to our strategy?
April 26
Law Enforcement72% of Developmentally Disabled Exonerees Were Convicted on False Confessions
Fixing it is a bipartisan slam dunk.
April 25
Soft SecessionCoalition Collapse: Four Frameworks on How to End Authoritarian Regimes
A primer for understanding regime durability, how these regimes actually fall, and what we can do about it starting immediately.
April 23
Stalin Fought A War Using Soldiers Whose Families He Was Starving: A two part investigation into regime durability.
What keeps dictators in power, what brings them down, and what decades of research tells us about the fight we are in.


















