In Search of an FDR Consensus: The Future of an American Foreign and Defense Policy
Chapter 18 (pp. 140–153) from The Reconstruction Papers.
Jefferson, Madison, Hamilton, and Smith: The College Board Adds a New Founding Father
On the politics of canonization in academia.
Democratic Transitions in Next Year's Issue of The Reconstruction Papers
The most important question facing our country.
On the Practical Case for a Book of Grudges
If we're going to set this right, a comprehensive list is needed.
MeidasTouch's Legal AF Brings Adam Gurri on to Talk About The Reconstruction Papers
Mike Sacks of Court Accountability Action interviews Adam Gurri on The Reconstruction Papers.
What Are Democrats Thinking?
Democratic voters want to end the filibuster, nationalize artificial intelligence, and prosecute every Trump toady.
Talarico (D) Is Just a Letter to Me Now
After folding on trans rights, James Talarico does not have my respect. Honestly, fuck him. And yet, Ken Paxton (R) must lose.
Headwaters: September 14–20, 2026
Looking at what’s just behind us in preparation for the week ahead.
Let's Impeach Pete Hegseth (Neon Liberalism #91, with Keira Havens)
Regaining a sense of ourselves as constitutional actors.
European Election Results, Racist Militias, and Jared Kushner (Half the Answer #104, with Hunter CG)
News of the Old World and the ongoing adventures of our "special envoy for peace."
You Should Read Keynes
Keynes was a liberal for our age: morally serious, hopeful for a better future, and yet reconciled to the compromises necessary to preserve the fragile liberal order.