Happy Jan 6!
I'm torn about which debate to dissect.
1) Alex Jones debating Destiny and the Krassensteins about 1/6.
2) Nick Rekieta debating Destiny about 1/6.
I know that Alex is obviously more popular, but that debate(from what I saw) came across as a whole bunch of folks who have struggle sessions in understanding legal arguments/issues. In the Nick Debate, there is more legal theory. But you guys decide.
I'm going to try and do two streams tomorrow. One in the early afternoon and another late night.
The early stream will likely be about Robert Mueller.
Against the Psychopath Class: What It Means to Be America First
Keith Knight - Don't Tread on Anyone
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I wanted to share a strategic concept for consideration regarding Libertarian Party of New York (LPNY) ballot access—specifically a parallel, underutilized pathway grounded in existing New York election law.
Core Concept
Rather than relying exclusively on the gubernatorial cycle for ballot access, LPNY can pursue a complementary and potentially more durable route through the judicial nominating convention process. This involves participation in elections for delegates to the New York State Supreme Court nominating conventions, administered under NYSUCS and NYSBOE frameworks.
Why This Matters
• Reduces dependency on high-cost, statewide campaigns
• Avoids the significant petition thresholds tied to gubernatorial races
• Establishes a repeatable, lower-barrier entry point into the ballot system
• Creates a structural presence within an existing, legally recognized electoral mechanism
Strategic Advantages
• Delegate races are typically low-competition outside major party ...