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Weekly Schedule

Two Publications a Week, Every Week

A flagship essay every Sunday and a Freedom Note every Thursday. Phase One runs eight weeks, closing the week before the federal general election on November 3, 2026.

Sundays
One flagship essay on a clause or amendment, 1,200–1,600 words, primary text first.
Thursdays
One Freedom Note, 350–600 words, closing with a single lawful civic step.
Phase One ends
Thursday, October 29, 2026 — five days before the election on November 3, 2026.

Phase One · Weeks 1–8

The Bill of Rights, to the Election

The Bill of Rights, to the Election: publication dates for each Sunday essay and Thursday Freedom Note.
WeekDateFormatTitleLength
Week 1Why Rights Must Be RememberedSunday, September 6, 2026Flagship EssayWhy Remember Freedom?1,200–1,600 words
Week 1Thursday, September 10, 2026Freedom NoteThe Habit of Remembering350–600 words
Week 2The First AmendmentSunday, September 13, 2026Flagship EssayForty-Five Words, Six Freedoms1,200–1,600 words
Week 2Thursday, September 17, 2026Freedom NoteThe Cost of a Permit350–600 words
Week 3The Second and Third AmendmentsSunday, September 20, 2026Flagship EssayArms, Militias, and the Fear of Standing Power1,200–1,600 words
Week 3Thursday, September 24, 2026Freedom NoteWhat "Well Regulated" Meant350–600 words
Week 4The Fourth AmendmentSunday, September 27, 2026Flagship EssayPapers, Effects, and Modern Data1,200–1,600 words
Week 4Thursday, October 1, 2026Freedom NoteYour Papers Are Now a Server350–600 words
Week 5The Fifth and Sixth AmendmentsSunday, October 4, 2026Flagship EssayThe Machinery of a Fair Accusation1,200–1,600 words

Phase One is written and dated in full. Every Sunday and Thursday slot below has a date; published pieces link through. The phase closes before November 3, 2026 so that no installment appears in the final days of the campaign.

Phase Two · Weeks 9–20

Reconstruction and the Limits on Power

Nothing in this phase is published yet. Each Sunday essay and Thursday Freedom Note appears here at 12:00 a.m. Pacific on its publication date.

Phase Two resumes after the election: the Reconstruction and voting amendments, then separation of powers, federalism, emergency authority, oversight, judicial review, and lawful amendment. Titles are working titles.

Dates are publication dates, not deadlines for reading. Nothing on this schedule is timed to an election result, and every installment applies the same documented constitutional standards regardless of party or personality. For the fuller description of each week, see the series calendar.