Subscribe
Sign in
Home
Archive
About
Latest
Top
Discussions
The U.S. Needs More Legal Patchworks
The legal landscape for AI should be diverse and if Big Tech can't comply with state laws then they should re-evaluate their products.
Dec 11
•
Robert Showah
3
1
Can Democrats Expand Their Tent on Economic Rage?
Affordability is a winning message but the left risks a fumble if they allow it to become a euphemism for economic revolution
Dec 1
•
Robert Showah
1
2
November 2025
What Newsrooms Miss About the Virginia Election
Media reliance on presidential data obscure insights in Spanberger's big win.
Nov 12
•
Robert Showah
2
In Big Cities This Year, Moderation Has Already Won
This year, voters want functional governance in the most practically consequential elections in American life.
Nov 4
•
Robert Showah
3
1
October 2025
Nope, Virginia and New Jersey Still Aren't National Bellwethers
Voters' choices for governor diverge from their presidential picks. Local issues remain dominant in these state races.
Oct 31
•
Robert Showah
2
1
Zohran Mamdani and the Suspension of Disbelief
The New York mayoral hopeful is a brand and great brands win fierce loyalty even if the product doesn't live up to the hype.
Oct 27
•
Robert Showah
4
1
The Supreme Court's Next Act on Voting Rights
By centering geography, as most states already do with legislative maps, the Court could revitalize local representation in Congress.
Oct 22
•
Robert Showah
1
1
"America" and the Burden of Unity
How the United States was rebranded as a monolith and set up for failure.
Oct 15
•
Robert Showah
6
1
4
Why Federal Shutdowns Feel Irrelevant
Few things stop, many things slow down, but most could be handled by the states.
Oct 9
•
Robert Showah
3
September 2025
Kennedy Isn't The Problem
California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii take the lead on vaccines as the secretary reveals the peril of centralizing medical guidance.
Sep 30
•
Robert Showah
4
The Spectacular Vindication of the Anti-Federalists
Nearly a quarter millennium after the Constitution's signing, the faction's warnings are more relevant than ever.
Sep 17
•
Robert Showah
8
2
2
The Problem Isn't the Volume
Political nationalization and policy federalization are killing us.
Sep 11
•
Robert Showah
9
1
This site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please
turn on JavaScript
or unblock scripts