Essay
Voting is not violence
A ballot does not strike anyone. Abstention does not repeal a statute. Aiming a vote at the worst penalties on peaceful people is harm reduction, not a blow.
Think tank
Arguments the scorecard depends on
Two essays are drafted in full: a rebuttal of the claim that voting is violence, and the case that spending and plaintiff membership can offset a vote the formula will not endorse. The rest are outlines.
Essay
The other half of a vote
When the better candidate cannot win, spending with liberty-respecting businesses and joining plaintiff groups can outweigh the ballot you do not have.
Outline
How to read a toss-up
A toss-up is a published decision. It means the record, the gap, or the odds will not carry a name.
Outline
Mens rea and the quiet misdemeanor
An outline for the argument that crimes of ordinary work, with no mental state, belong near the top of a liberty scorecard.
Outline
What office impact is for
An outline for keeping a 5 attached to the office that holds the pen, not the office the writer already likes.
Outline
Sheriffs, and the limits of declining to enforce
An outline on local non-enforcement: real, temporary, and not a repeal.