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Mapping the Trump administration’s corruption across the executive branch

April 28, 2020 / 3 Comments on Mapping the Trump administration’s corruption across the executive branch

One of the things that most scares me about the current administration is the terrible — and possibly long-term — erosive effect it is having on the entire executive branch. One of the best books to document this systemic tragedy is Michael Lewis’ Fifth Risk: Undoing Democracy (many libraries have access to it via Overdrive […]

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Lunchtime listen: “Hacking democracy”

July 31, 2007 / Leave a comment

This documentary exposes the vulnerability of electronic voting machines. The film follows investigative journalist Bev Harris as she investigates the security and accuracy of electronic voting systems. It's 1hr 22 minutes so perhaps this will be 2 lunchtime listens. Continue reading →

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