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On Not Voting

November 20, 2020 Daniel Kaufman

Kevin Currie-Knight and I debate the issues raised in his recent essay.

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On Not Voting for the Lesser of Two Evils

November 11, 2020 Daniel Kaufman

by Kevin Currie-Knight I became eligible to vote when I turned 18, in 1995. I first cast a vote for President in 1996 (I can

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