Updates...

Jack Clawson

24 Feb 2025

Hi y'all! I just wanted to share a few updates.

Responding to some feedback, there will be no more opinion pieces for a few weeks. If you have something valuable and unique to say, please still send in your pieces. They may be published eventually.
Similar to the article release I did today, our new goal is to have biweekly publications at the beginning of the week (Sunday or Monday).
We will now be limiting email updates as much as possible. Be sure to subscribe to receive the few email updates we do send!

Thank you for your continued support!

Sincerely,

Jack

Director of Constitulink

jack.constitulink@gmail.com

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