I was under the impression that federal Republicans were voting in lockstep due to threats from Elon Musk to primary them if they don’t. Possibly interpretable as extortion.

You missed the part where moakley mentioned business regulations, and the part where I pluralized libertarians and used the word “advocating”.

Please don’t get me wrong — I do want to see links, as it’s unlikely you chose those words without seeing a prior scenario or two.

Stoves that kill their users should be a violation of the Harm principle. If this isn’t hyperbole then please provide a link to libertarians advocating this — I’m curious to see if/how they’ve carved an exception or otherwise addressed it or weaseled out of it; please link.

I was going to mention that if you’re out and about, StreetComplete and Every Door and MapComplete are excellent for gamifying casual contributions. OsmAnd has savable custom searches.

But if you’re wanting to compare, I’m gussing you might be wanting more than opening hours and cuisine, perhaps reviews?

Gerrymandering would only change a state’s electoral college votes meaningfully in one or two states.

It’s more often an issue of:

1. Citizen becomes voter via “motor-votor” registration.
2. Later, state sends postcard asking to confirm voter’s address.
3. Voter sees postcard, looks like junkmail or fraudulent mail, discards without response.
4. State, not checking anything else, drops voter from roll.