Category: Seth Keshel

A postmortem of the Trump 47 administration’s first big elections test and what it means moving forward in both Florida and Wisconsin

You may be disgusted by a lot of what is going on, but the enemies of freedom are playing their cards in a way that will guarantee long-term defeat.

This politically motivated decision to sideline France’s (likely) next president highlights an important question – when can we start throwing the same set of standards at U.S. politicians?

What do today’s details mean about the future of the big picture and actionable intelligence? Read on for what you won’t find the media telling you about.

With a penchant for accuracy and discarding polling, I am wading into a crowded sea of campaign analysts. This is what I have to offer.

Your piece by piece analysis for all things Wisconsin Supreme Court election – history, 72-county breakdown, and current dynamics all assessed and wrapped up in a hopium-free bow.

A brief autopsy of everything you won’t be surprised about.

A nearly 3,000 word executive order laying the framework for drastic elections overhauls broken down for you, the reader, in easily digestible nuggets and bullet points.

“There are other steps that we will be taking in the coming weeks and we think we’ll be able to end up getting fair elections.”

“War plans” is a reach – but how the hell did this happen? I give you three reasons why, based on careful analysis of what was said and the people within the chat, this is likely to have occurred.