In the Media

LawNews : “A 2028 Election Simulation Game Shows How Democracies Quietly Collapse”

Mehlhorn’s stated goal is to move discussion “toward more longer-term scenario planning so that the rule of law can be more resilient in the face of possible future threats.”

Reason Magazine: “I Played a Game Simulating the Aftermath of the 2028 Election. Here's How It Went.”

The Democratic nominee won five swing states by less than one percentage point. Then things got crazy.

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The Atlantic : “Doomsday-Prepping for Trump’s Third Term”

Dmitri Mehlhorn has created a fictional world to game out constitutional collapse.

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The New Republic : “You Better Believe Kamala Harris Is a ‘Real’ American”

Criticize Democrats all day long, but questioning whether Harris is a “real American” is an attack on America itself.

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The Hill : “Dems need the urban youth vote to win in 2024, but do they know how to get it?”

If history shows us the problem, it also offers the solution: an urban youth movement.

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The Bulwark : “How to Play the 2022 Election Dice Game”

From snake eyes to box cars, roll the bones and check the odds.

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The Huffington Post : “Thank You, Khizr: Trump Would Have Blocked My Dad, Too”

I love America, and Trump is attacking it in the ways that matter most.

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The Daily Beast : “How Trump is Beating the Koch Brothers”

After shunning the GOP for decades, Charles and David Koch tried to take it over. And then The Donald came to town…

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The Atlantic : “How to Make Teachers More Like Doctors”

Over the past 150 years, teaching and medicine have grown less and less alike.