
Dispatches from Exiled Policy, LLC, a boutique policy shop focused on classical liberalism
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The word “socialist” is becoming almost meaningless as a rhetorical talking point. Republicans have spent years using it to describe nearly every Democratic policy they dislike, whether the policy involves government ownership, a new social...
Election cycles bring out the worst possible takes from people. One doesn’t have to go far to see them. There’s the typical tribalistic nonsense from hardcore partisans. You know, the “red team good, blue team bad” stuff, or vice versa. Som...
All of a sudden, it seems like everyone is talking about Flock cameras. Once you start spotting them, it’s hard not to see them everywhere. Put simply: the public finds them creepy. While we await action from lawmakers, some people have res...
A couple of weeks ago, the Census Bureau claimed that 400 noncitizens voted in Georgia in the 2020 presidential election. Donald Trump immediately seized on the number as evidence that he actually won the state, even though Joe Biden carrie...
With the first ballots for the 2026 midterm election set to be mailed out this week, it seems we’re diving back into the sheer havoc the Trump administration is trying to wreak as voters decide who will control the House and the Senate in t...
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Jason works in public policy advocacy for a living. He writes about issues at Exiled Policy from a classically liberal perspective. The opinions here reflect only his views.
Born and raised Virginian. Supporter of free markets, free people, and a reunified Virginia.
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