
Twenty-five years at the intersection of technology and democracy — inside the campaigns, the platforms, and the rooms where the decisions got made. The synthesis, the patterns, and the early warnings from someone who was actually in the machine.
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It’s been quite the two weeks: an Anthropic staffer resigned in protest, Dario Amodei published a letter urging caution, Sam Altman and Elon Musk both suggested maybe we should slow down, and Steve Bannon and Bernie Sanders are somehow maki...
This is from Chapter 1 of Disrupting Politics. It’s 2004. I’m twenty-three, working the RNC’s digital shop, and about to learn that a joke can outrun any serious argument — with help from a video streaming server and a few interns in dolphi...
The first excerpt from my forthcoming book, Disrupting Politics, out October 6.
A quick note before you read: this is an excerpt from my book, Disrupting Politics: A Front Row Seat to the Collision of Technology & Democracy — out October 6...
Disrupting Politics: A Front Row Seat to the Collision of Technology & Democracy is one month from today, on October 6.
This book has been a real test of my patience. It took forever to write and to edit. Then this whole year has been wait...
What eighteen months of margin notes taught me, and what I wish someone had told me before I started.
On March 18, 2024, about a month after I signed with Indigo River, I sat down for my first real meeting Deborah Froese, expecting her to...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of Anchor Change. Twenty-five years at the intersection of tech, politics, and democracy. Ex-Facebook. Writing the book about it. "Election whisperer to the tech industry" — Foreign Policy. Proud Wisconsinite.
Former congressional staffer/campaign manager; writer for Newsweek, Washington Monthly, Raw Story; host of Beyond Politics podcast; dad, husband, coach
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