Thoughts on a Third Reconstruction

What would an entirely new U.S. Constitution look like?

Working off the reconstructed state constitution that I republished in November–and radicalized by the collapse of constitutional government over the last three months–I've decided to imagine what a completely new U.S. Constitution could look like. One of the guiding principles of both documents is the

As Koreans fight to defend their freedom, Biden spits in the face of democracy

This is going to be a short post – events on the ground in Seoul are moving quickly. What we know at this point is that Yoon launched a coup – declaring martial law, banning the meeting of the National Assembly, and declaring the opposition party to be North Korean infiltrators. The

What would a reconstructed state constitution look like?

I'm reposting my draft constitution, with some minor edits for grammar. This reconstruction constitution has several heterodox features, including: * a unicameral legislature elected by the single transferable vote system of proportional representation (and the selection of the governor and other officers by the legislature); * self-enforcing civil rights and

A reading list to prepare for the next four years

A conversation with a good friend after last week’s disaster inspired me to put together a reading list in preparation for the horrors that await us. Here are some recommended books for: understanding the morally-depraved nature of American society, how to organize and fight for human freedom and dignity,

Welcome back.

I've decided to restart Thoughts on a Third Reconstruction. This time around, the idea is for this to be a space where I can develop and share ideas on how we can survive the current crisis, document the horrors for historical memory, and explore possibilities for a better