Screed

Though in many ways everything has now changed, in principle very little has. The steps to saving the world, as outlined on the main page, are the same: help others,… Read more

Requiring proof of citizenship in order to vote violates the fifth and fourteenth amendments, as it deprives a constitutionally mandated liberty without due process. More broadly, any policy which restricts… Read more

The 14th Amendment of the US Constitution, in Section 3, states: “Section 3. No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice President,… Read more

This piece may be somewhat rambling and lacking in coherence, as I wrote it over the course of the last week, attempting to consolidate the many thoughts that I have… Read more

I feel the need to iterate on a matter that has been on my mind, but that I had been considering so obvious as to need no discussion. A judge,… Read more

The topic of antisemitism has been hot lately, and there’s obviously a great deal that must be said in this matter, but there’s one point in particular that I feel… Read more

In the U.S., we are staring down the barrel of an election in which there are no good options. This is not a new situation, but the severity of the… Read more

Tomorrow is the biggest day of primary voting in the U.S., and what should be the most active political day of the year. Incumbents should be facing constructive criticism and… Read more

In the US, it is approaching primary season (and for those of us with early voting, may already be here). There is a startling lack of interaction in these proceedings… Read more