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How to Steal a Presidential Election

How to Steal a Presidential Election

How might the presidential election be subverted? In this book, Lessig and Seligman work through the strategies, identifying ones that might work.

2024

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Lawrence Lessig, Matthew Seligman

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What this page is about

Therapy. I get stuck thinking about what seems obvious but never seems to change. Never seems to get fixed. I don’t mean big problems. I…

Feb 19, 2023

What this page is about

Feb 19, 2023

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The slander of SB1047, redressed.

There is endless misinformation about California’s SB1047. I get it. Bills — even short bills — are hard to read. In the face of endless…

7h ago

The slander of SB1047, redressed.

7h ago

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Our potentially catastrophic election mistake

The strategic game we’ve created that could flip a state’s results

Sep 10

Our potentially catastrophic election mistake

Sep 10

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On the corruptions of arguments

There’s a firestorm raging around California’s Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act — aka SB1047…

Aug 11

On the corruptions of arguments

Aug 11

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On Waiving Presidential Immunity

(first published at Slate)

Jul 31

On Waiving Presidential Immunity

Jul 31

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Goldilocks Meets “Woke”

Barton Leach was a professor of law at the Harvard Law School. He joined the faculty in 1929. He died suddenly at the age of 71 in 1971…

Jul 24

Goldilocks Meets “Woke”

Jul 24

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A Democrats’ Deliberation Day

Jul 21

A Democrats’ Deliberation Day

Jul 21

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The case for Biden

Joe Biden insists it must be him. And he has an argument that may not persuade you he will win, but that should persuade you that he’s…

Jul 12

The case for Biden

Jul 12

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Democratic Humble Pie

So I get it: This debate can’t go on forever, and at some point, the bullet must be bitten, and we must just do the best we can. I agree…

Jul 9

Democratic Humble Pie

Jul 9

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Barrett, footnote 2, or Why Mr. Smith should stay in Washington

Across the history of Supreme Court opinions, some cases are known more for a footnote than for a holding (United States v. Carolene…

Jul 7

Barrett, footnote 2, or Why Mr. Smith should stay in Washington

Jul 7

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