by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 21, 2026 | Political Reform
Can you actually get money out of politics? Not entirely — and anyone promising otherwise is selling something. But the honest answer to how to get money out of politics is that you can change what money has to do to be effective: force it into daylight, make small...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 19, 2026 | Political Events
Who controls the National Guard depends entirely on which hat it is wearing that day. Most of the time, a state’s Guard answers to its governor, on state orders and state money. Under a second arrangement called Title 32, the governor keeps command but...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 18, 2026 | Writing Process
Short answer: the benefits of rereading books are real and surprisingly specific. You catch the setup you missed, you read the characters instead of the plot, and you finally see the craft that was invisible the first time. A first read is for finding out what...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 17, 2026 | Political Reform
Does writing to your congressman work? Yes — but almost never the way people picture it. No single letter flips a vote. What constituent mail actually changes is the weather inside an office: staff log every contact by issue and position, and when one narrow...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 16, 2026 | Political Thriller
Looking for political thrillers about AI? The best ones are not robot stories at all — they are power stories. In the strongest novels in this corner of the genre, artificial intelligence is the new unelected actor in the room: faster than Congress, invisible to...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 15, 2026 | Political Events
Court packing explained, in plain English: “court packing” is the practice of changing the number of seats on the Supreme Court in order to change its outcomes. It is not unconstitutional, and it does not require an amendment. The Constitution never says...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 14, 2026 | Political Reform
Does ranked choice voting work? In the places that have actually used it — Maine and Alaska statewide, plus dozens of cities and counties — it does what it was designed to do: voters rank candidates, the count proceeds in rounds, and the winner finishes...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 13, 2026 | Political Thriller
The best political thrillers set in the Senate work because the Senate is the one room in American government designed to slow everything down — and suspense lives in delay. A hundred people, six-year terms, unlimited debate, and a rulebook that lets a single member...
by Epoch Edge Press | Oct 12, 2026 | Political Events
How electoral votes are certified is a six-week process, not a single dramatic day. After Election Day, each state counts and canvasses its ballots, certifies a winner, and issues one official certificate naming its electors. Those electors meet in their own state...
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