What is the Liberal approach to elections in wartime?
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Any merit to bicameralism is defeated by our budget system
Constant wrangling over continuing resolutions creates more, not fewer, opportunities for ill advised changes With the American government emerging from its longest shut down in history, and with the current budget lasting only a few months, more light than ever has been shown on the American system of budgeting and
Georgism in a couple minutes
This is a bit of a shift from the typical format of this newsletter, but I’ve gotten numerous questions asking for a quick and accessible survey of Georgism, and this seems like the best platform to create it. I’m sure others have done the same, and better, but
Conflating Drugs to Terrorism is Manifest Illiberal Paternalism
There are so many things wrong with the president unilaterally ordering the obliteration of small boats in international waters that it's difficult to know where to start. The executive grabbing even more power over life and death? The absolute disregard for the citizens of other countries and diplomatic
What if the New Deal Coalition...wasn't?
One of the great ‘true but misleading’ statements of 20th century American politics is that ‘more Democrats than Republicans voted against the Civil Rights Act”; one of the greater oversimplifications in response is the claim that the parties ‘flipped’ somewhere between the 1940s and 1970s. The electoral record is indeed