Editing Laws-and-sausages (section)

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:Hey geeks, it's zach. I'm launching a new comic today. If you don't care press "z" to go to today's regular update. If you're curious, read on or just click this comic to check it out.
:It's called "laws and sausages.
:Why? Well, if you're like me, you've recently had this
:The idea is to explain how american government works via short comics.
:Experience more
:Than once:
:Step 1: Anger
:Step 2 uncertainty.
:Step 3 frustration
:A thing has happened in politics and I am angry.
:Wait... did people always do this or is it new? And is it legal? And if
:I want to be angry but I have to do some reading first!
:So.. Why?
:So, I had an idea: A comic that explains american government, but (to the extent possible) doesn't inject partisanship or personal views.
:Our goal is to make a comic that improves your ability to think and argue about politics, regardless of your fundamental views
:*or when we do, we identify and make a case
:I'm teaming up with my older brother, greg weiner, who is a professor of political science and is super old and wears tweed jackets for real in actual real life
:It feels good, okay?
:Our artist is dennis culver, who's worked for marvel, image, and more!
:Every two weeks, we will update with a brief lesson about philosophy of government, history important literature, case law, stories, and weird trivia
:These aren't topical comics. But, we are covering a lot of topics that come up regularly in the news pardons, the electoral college, impeachment, how to get the attention of your rep, and more.
:So please, give it a click and let us know what you think we'll be learning how to do this as we go, and our early readers will help shape the comic
:Oh, and if you think we've said something stupid in the comic, help us find a scholar who'll be willing to rebut us. We're working to have interesting "guest lecturers' and would welcome some hot tips
:Thanks geeks!
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