Sixteen Thirty’s Ballot Book
When dark money meets direct democracy, the rules of disclosure don’t stand a chance.
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Domestic and international political coverage — campaigns, legislation, power, and policy.
When dark money meets direct democracy, the rules of disclosure don’t stand a chance.
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Coldwater, Kansas just re-elected a mayor who now faces six criminal charges for allegedly voting in multiple elections as a non-citizen.
Kansas Mayor Charged for Voting as a Non-Citizen Read More »
When the rulebook for referees becomes the ball, the game isn’t football—it’s lawfare.
Arizona’s EPM Wars Read More »
Kamala Harris’s campaign gave Al Sharpton’s nonprofit $500K right before she appeared on his show for a glowing interview — and MSNBC says “we had no idea.”
Kamala Harris Bought a Friendly Interview Read More »
Across federal and state levels, legal institutions now treat political conflicts as prosecutable offenses. The same targets appear in multiple venues, each amplifying the others’ timelines and narratives. It’s a workflow designed to immobilize, not adjudicate.
How a 2023 state-supreme-court flip turned blueprints into ballots.
Wisconsin Drop Boxes Read More »
The H-1B program wasn’t a merit system — it was a 30-year labor-arbitrage machine that suppressed wages and displaced U.S. workers. Project Firewall finally admits it.
When “fill in the date” becomes a civil-rights issue, you’re no longer counting votes — you’re manufacturing them.
Pennsylvania’s Date Line Read More »
The most powerful Democrat you’ve never voted for doesn’t run campaigns—he writes the rulebook before they begin.
The Crescent and the Donkey shows that moral power has replaced money and tracks how compassion became political currency—from activist incubators to empathy-for-profit campaigns—and why the West is drowning in its own good intentions.
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