The Existentialist Republic

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31 articles · 5 calls to action

Further reading: The Roberts Court narrowed federal bribery law until a gift paid after the official act fell outside the statute, on Gavel Grab · The D.C. Bar is refusing to investigate Chief Justice Roberts over a $10 million conflict scandal, on Gavel Grab

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Oct. 1 · Supreme Court

Who you are contacting

Your state attorney general

What you are asking for

  • Part 1. Check your voter registration.
  • Part 2. Contact your state attorney general and ask them to use state resources to investigate federal officials and federal agents who appear to have committed crimes, to determine whether that conduct violates state criminal law, to make the findings public, and to refer cases to other states when their residents are affected, particularly with regard to the upcoming midterm elections.

Email · Phone · Fax · Mail

From “This Should Put At Least 3 Supreme Court Justices in Jail” →

Aug. 31 · Supreme Court

Who you are contacting

Your state attorney general and your county district attorney

What you are asking for

In this moment of national crisis, we need to know that our law enforcement professionals will defend their oath to protect the Constitution, and that no one is above the law. If a sitting US president broke the law in our state, would you enforce the law on them like any other American?

Email · Phone

From “Trump v. United States Didn't Make the President Above the Law. Nothing Ever Has.” →

Aug. 16 · Supreme Court

Who you are contacting

Your governor’s office

What you are asking for

Email or call your governor’s office and tell them, in your own words, to direct state police to enforce state criminal law against anyone who assaults, abducts, or unlawfully detains a resident, federal badge or not, and to sign an executive order requiring every armed agent in the state to show a face, a name, and legal authority.

Email · Phone

From “The Supreme Court’s Greatest Weakness: A History of Successful Defiance” →

More on Supreme Court

  1. July 19

    Supreme Court

    Should 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.

  2. July 1

    Supreme Court

    The DC Bar Is Refusing to Investigate Chief Justice John Roberts Over a $10 Million Scandal

    His wife took millions from law firms that argue before his Court, and he never stepped aside. The DC Bar won't look into it.

  3. June 28

    Supreme Court

    The Republican War on the Ninth Amendment.

    Unenumerated Rights and the Constitutional Receipts for Republicans War With Freedom and Liberty

  4. June 26

    Supreme Court

    How John Roberts Court Made Bribery Legal

    U.S. Code 666 and the John Robert's Court.

  5. June 16

    Supreme Court

    Trump 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.

  6. May 30

    Supreme Court

    Lincoln Defied the Supreme Court. Blue States Should Too.

    Defying the Highest Court has substantial precedent.

  7. May 27

  8. May 23

    Supreme Court

    "Unenumerated Rights" or "Constitutional Receipts for Republicans War With Freedom and Liberty"

    What the Founders Meant, and Why the Ninth Amendment Decides Which Freedoms We Keep

  9. May 23

  10. May 22

    Supreme Court

    The Death of Precedent and What That Means.

    They overturn the law whenever it suits them. The rules no longer protect us, they bind us to our captors.

  11. May 20

    Supreme Court

    Samuel Alito Has Exposed Himself to Felony Bribery Charges Under New Jersey Law.

    A billionaire gave him a gift, then won billions in his courtroom. The federal system that should have stopped it has refused. Three state offices still can.

  12. May 16

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  14. April 29

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  16. April 12

  17. April 10

    Supreme Court

    Trump 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.

  18. Feb. 26

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