Shared: Elections & Strategy
MCARDLE: Why the Former Libertarian Party Chair Is Voting for Ken Paxton
Opinion: Angela McArdle argues Texas libertarians should back Paxton over Talarico and the Libertarian candidate. Claims checked inside.
Elections & Strategy
Shared: Elections & Strategy
BREAKING: CHAMBERLAIN: Feds Call Press Conference on Alaska's 'Other' Dan Sullivan
Shared by Will Chamberlain: the U.S. Attorney and FBI in Alaska call a press conference on the Dan J. Sullivan ballot probe. Here's the background.
Shared: Constitution & Courts
CHAMBERLAIN: Yes, the Alaska “Decoy Dan” Scheme Can Be Prosecuted: 18 U.S.C. § 241
Will Chamberlain argues the alleged second-Dan-Sullivan ballot effort could be charged as a federal conspiracy against rights. No one has been charged.
Elections & Strategy
What Are the Odds? Are News and Media Really Betting Their Credibility on Kalshi?
Why did news outlets and journalists turn a betting market into the political compass for where races stand in real time? Money explains an advertising relationship, but not a replacement of a scientific method or evidence-based tools.
Elections & Strategy
Leadership Means Picking Winnable Fights, Not Flaming Out for a Headline: McKinney Had No Path
McKinney's mosque vote was decided weeks before the outrage arrived. This piece argues conservative leadership means aiming energy at fights that can actually be won: zoning code, utility districts, funding disclosure, not just the ones that make headlines.
Elections & Strategy
The Forest for the Trees: Why Political Purism Sacrifices the Political Good
Political purists win arguments while the country loses ground. This piece makes the case for judging candidates by one standard: do they actually move the Overton window toward liberty in the real world, or just polish their reputation with perfect “no” votes?