// WHO'S WRITING THIS
No credentials.
No editor. No ads.
You should know who is asking for your attention — and why that person has no interest in you taking his word for anything.
I'm not a lawyer. I'm not a historian or a political scientist. I don't work in media and nobody pays me to write this.
I'm a guy who got tired of being handed an answer and expected to stop there. So I started reading the actual documents — court filings, campaign finance records, congressional testimony, the research itself — instead of somebody's summary of them. What I found was consistently different from what I'd been told, and often more damning than the version I'd been sold by either side.
That's why every claim on this site traces back to a primary source you can open yourself. Not because I'm being thorough for its own sake, but because I have no credentials to fall back on and no interest in you taking my word for it. The record does the work. I just go find it.
Most of what's here isn't secret. It's public, it's boring to read, and there's no money in covering it — which is most of why you haven't seen it.
THE STANDARD THIS SITE HOLDS ITSELF TO
- Every claim traces to a primary source — court dockets, federal filings, named testimony, peer-reviewed research.
- No claim is stated more strongly than the evidence supports.
- The opposing case gets made at its strongest before it gets answered.
- Both parties get named wherever the record names them. This is about class, not team.
- When I get something wrong, the correction goes on the page — publicly, not quietly.
Don't believe me. Check it.
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