Grant Tudor

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    Mar 12

    If you want to learn more about how is using defamation litigation to curb disinformation and empower our clients to fight back, follow and check this out:

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    Mar 16

    Litigation aimed at combatting disinformation “makes clear that there are steep costs to recklessly or intentionally spreading fiction for political or personal profit,” said our own :

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  3. Mar 7

    If you'd like... ✅ an end to gerrymandering ✅ an end to "safe/swing" districts ✅ electorally viable new parties ...you'll really like proportional representation. Check out the newly-launched by

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    Mar 4

    There’s lots of talk re: the Jan 6 investigation about how hard it will be to prove Trump had criminal intent to obstruct the 2020 vote count if he relied on “legal advice” from Jeffrey Eastman. As a former prosecutor, I know this is wrong. 1/7

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    Mar 3

    Thread. A long list of experienced nonpartisan lawyers have looked at the facts and concluded that Trump committed crimes. AG Garland and know what they need to do.

    🧵 Yesterday, filed a brief in federal court indicating that evidence obtained through its inquiry suggests former President Trump & his associates may have violated criminal laws in their campaign to overturn the 2020 election. (1/4)
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    Mar 2

    Tonight seems an appropriate time to re-up this piece I wrote with in . States have been called laboratories of democracy because we can see by how things go there, what might be workable at the federal level if needed. To wit:

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  7. Feb 7

    *Thanks to single-member districts

    NEW: Thanks to gerrymandering, the number of competitive congressional districts will be about half what it was 10 years ago and nearly a third of what it was in 1992. The parties are "taking the voters out of the equation." w/
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    Feb 2

    ICYMI: Hear from , , , , & our own about how the US electoral system is uniquely advantaging authoritarianism, and why electoral system reform is essential to protecting our democracy.

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  9. Feb 2

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    Today, Lt. Col. Alex Vindman, former career military officer and civil servant, filed a lawsuit to seek accountability for the campaign of intimidation and retaliation he endured because of his testimony in former President Trump’s first impeachment.
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  10. Feb 2

    How does the U.S. electoral system compare to other democracies, & why does it seem to be giving extremists a leg-up? Excited to be moderating a panel today featuring . Join us!

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    Jan 28

    ICYMI: Our own & reflect on accountability successes and shortcomings more than a year after the insurrection.

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  12. Jan 19

    Fine to disagree about filibuster reform. Not fine to just start making stuff up. As 350+ scholars -- including a dozen Pulitzer Prize-winning historians -- explain, this is exactly how the Senate functioned for well over a century.

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    Jan 10

    Important new report from showing how our electoral system is exacerbating the authoritarian threat in the United States

    Hot off today’s press! “Advantaging Authoritarianism: The U.S. Electoral System & Antidemocratic Extremism”—a new report by Protect Democracy.
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    Jan 14

    I’m honored to join more than 1,000 DOJ alumni in support of Garland’s commitment to follow the facts wherever it leads, including all the way up to the former president if warranted. We trust that his investigation will extend to efforts to overturn the election before Jan 6.

    NEW: alumni, served in both R & D admins, applaud AG Garland's commitment to holding accountable anyone "at any level" who was "criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy" on — whether in the Capitol or not. 1/4
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    Jan 13

    Since January 6th, Republican-led state legislatures have introduced over 262 election subversion bills in 41 states with 32 becoming law across 17 states. (1/4)

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    Jan 10

    “The U.S. is an electoral system outlier,” says our own . “No other democracy on earth elects its officials like we do. This report critically examines how our peculiar, outdated system is systematically advantaging America’s ascendant authoritarian faction."

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    Jan 7

    "[Accountability] efforts will involve difficult challenges, risks, and trade-offs that ought to be thoughtfully managed. But fear of recurrence – not accountability — should ultimately animate any reckoning." said our own & .

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    Jan 6

    It's been one year since the insurrection. Our own & reflect on initial accountability successes alongside significant shortcomings.

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    Jan 6

    The attack was a violent attempt to subvert a national election after earlier efforts by Trump & his allies had failed. and say that, while accountability requires caution, the risk of a recurrence is more dangerous:

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    13 Dec 2021

    Remember when BigLaw firms promised they weren't going to donate to pro-insurrection candidates? Surprise! They lied. Thanks to & for the research

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