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Election Law

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It’s perfectly legal to buy politicians. You just have to use the right forms. The Supreme Court decided that money equals speech (Citizens United, 2010). That means billionaires speak louder than you.

Good news: You’re about to become the loudest voice in the room.

This chapter teaches you how to legally deploy $650M. The goal: make politicians choose between supporting your treaty or losing their jobs. Every technique here is legal. Every technique here is also disgusting. And every technique here is temporary, a means to an end, not the end itself.

The Super PAC Strategy

Setting Up “Cure Not Kill PAC”

Formation (One Day)

  1. File FEC Form 1 (Statement of Organization)
  2. Get an EIN from IRS
  3. Open a bank account
  4. Start taking unlimited money
  5. Begin destroying political careers

What You Can Do

  • Run attack ads against treaty opponents
  • Support ads for treaty supporters
  • Hire armies of canvassers
  • Buy entire media markets
  • Fund opposition research
  • Create viral content
  • Anything except directly bribing candidates

The 501(c)(4) Dark Money Machine

Your Action Fund (The Dark Money Vehicle)

This is your 501(c)(4) dark money vehicle. Unlike Super PACs, you don’t have to disclose donors.

The 51/49 Rule

  • 51% must be “social welfare” activity
  • 49% can be pure political destruction
  • “Education” about treaty benefits = social welfare
  • “Senator X is a murderer” ads = political

Spend 51% on good things and 49% on buying politicians. Balance is important.

Spend 51% on good things and 49% on buying politicians. Balance is important.

Campaign Finance Jujitsu

Making Opposition Expensive

The Primary Threat

Threaten politicians with someone worse than them so they become your friend. Like high school, but with democracy.

Threaten politicians with someone worse than them so they become your friend. Like high school, but with democracy.
  • Find primary challengers for treaty opponents
  • Fund them with $5-10M each
  • Force opponents to spend $20M defending
  • Even if they win, they’re weakened and poor
  • Next election, they support you to avoid this

The Bidding War

Auction rules for buying people. Eventually someone runs out of money and loses their soul at a discount.

Auction rules for buying people. Eventually someone runs out of money and loses their soul at a discount.
  • Publicly announce $10M against treaty opponents
  • Wait for military contractors to counter
  • Raise to $20M
  • They match
  • Keep escalating until they break
  • You have $650M; they have stockholders to answer to

The Overwhelming Force Doctrine

Spend all your money on one race. Win so hard everyone else surrenders. Shock and awe, but for city council.

Spend all your money on one race. Win so hard everyone else surrenders. Shock and awe, but for city council.
  • Pick one opponent to destroy completely
  • Spend $50M in their small state
  • Make them lose by 40 points
  • Every other politician gets the message
  • Total cost: $50M. Political control: Priceless

State and Local Compliance

Every state has different rules. Here’s how to handle them:

The Nightmare States

California: Requires extensive disclosure, frequent reporting New York: Complex registration, strict coordination rules Texas: Actually pretty loose, go wild

The Compliance Strategy

Which type of democracy-buying account to use, depending on how many lawyers you want to hire.

Which type of democracy-buying account to use, depending on how many lawyers you want to hire.
  • Create separate state PACs for complex states
  • Use federal Super PAC for simple states
  • Route money through appropriate entities
  • Hire local lawyers who know the rules
  • When in doubt, seek legal counsel before acting

Local Elections

  • City councils: $50K buys a seat
  • State legislators: $200K flips most races
  • Governors: $5-10M moves the needle
  • Focus on cheap races with treaty impact

The Media Buy Strategy

Surgical Strikes

Early and Often

  • Define opponents before they define themselves
  • First impression sticks
  • Run attacks during non-political shows
  • Capture low-information voters

The Saturation Approach

  • Buy every ad slot in small markets
  • Make opposition invisible
  • Cost: $500K/week in Wyoming
  • Impact: Total narrative control

Digital Micro-Targeting

  • Facebook: $0.50 per voter reached
  • Google: Target searches for “Senator [Name]”
  • YouTube: Pre-roll on local news
  • TikTok: Pay influencers to “discover” treaty benefits

The Ground Game

The Petition Army

  • Gather signatures for ballot initiatives
  • Each signature costs $3-5
  • 100,000 signatures = massive pressure
  • Politicians see organized opposition
  • They fold immediately

Enforcement: What Happens If You Break Rules

FEC Enforcement (LOL)

  • Requires 4 of 6 commissioners to act
  • Always split 3-3 on party lines
  • Average investigation: 2-4 years
  • Average fine: $50K
  • Worth it for the impact

DOJ Enforcement (Rare but Real)

  • Criminal prosecution for knowing violations
  • Foreign money = serious crime
  • Coordination = potential felony
  • Keep good lawyers on retainer
  • Document everything as “independent”

Things that make the Department of Justice angry, and how to make them slightly less angry with paperwork.

Things that make the Department of Justice angry, and how to make them slightly less angry with paperwork.

State Enforcement (Varies)

States that care about election law versus states that don’t. Choose your battlefield accordingly.

States that care about election law versus states that don’t. Choose your battlefield accordingly.
  • Some states have aggressive enforcement (New York, California)
  • Some states have minimal oversight (Delaware)
  • Compliance requirements vary by state
  • Budget for legal counsel in each state ($50-100K per state)
  • Full compliance is cheaper than fines and bad press

The Lobbying Registration Trap

When You Must Register

  • Direct contact with officials about legislation
  • Spending over $3,000/quarter on lobbying
  • Coordinating grassroots campaigns
  • Paying others to lobby

When You Don’t

  • “Education” about issues
  • Grassroots organizing (if genuine)
  • Media campaigns
  • Think tank research
  • Public speeches

Stay on the non-registration side when possible. Registered lobbyists have restrictions.

Things you can say for free versus things you need a license to say. First Amendment sold separately.

Things you can say for free versus things you need a license to say. First Amendment sold separately.

International Considerations

Foreign Nationals Ban

American politics for American money only. Foreign money waits outside like a sad puppy.

American politics for American money only. Foreign money waits outside like a sad puppy.
  • Foreign citizens cannot donate to US political activities
  • Foreign citizens cannot direct how US election money gets spent
  • Keep a strict firewall between international and US operations
  • Fund and control US political operations with 100% US money
  • Violation is a federal crime; take this seriously

Treaty Promotion

Steps to promote peace treaties without going to jail. More complicated than it sounds.

Steps to promote peace treaties without going to jail. More complicated than it sounds.
  • International treaty promotion is complex legally
  • Each jurisdiction requires separate legal analysis
  • Consult with election law experts before any international spending

The Victory Conditions

Phase 1: Create Fear (Months 1-6)

  • $30M in attack ads (Phase 1)
  • Target 10 key opponents
  • 3-5 lose primaries
  • Rest get message

Phase 2: Offer Carrots (Months 7-12)

Make politicians look good for doing good things. They like this so much their enemies become jealous and join in. Positive reinforcement works on humans too.

Make politicians look good for doing good things. They like this so much their enemies become jealous and join in. Positive reinforcement works on humans too.
  • $30M in positive ads for supporters (Phase 1)
  • Create “treaty heroes”
  • Make support politically profitable
  • Opponents start switching

Phase 3: Ensure Victory (Months 13-18)

  • Surge for final push
  • Overwhelming force in key states
  • Make opposition political suicide
  • Treaty passes with 70%+ support

Month 1: Threaten them. Month 18: Thank them. The middle months are where democracy happens.

Month 1: Threaten them. Month 18: Thank them. The middle months are where democracy happens.

Conclusion: Democracy as Designed

You’re not corrupting democracy. You’re using it exactly as the Supreme Court intended. Every technique here is legal. Every dollar spent is protected speech. Every politician destroyed chose their fate.

The game where money buys survival and survival needs money. Like Monopoly, but the board is America.

The game where money buys survival and survival needs money. Like Monopoly, but the board is America.

The campaign finance system is a game with published rules. The current players (military contractors, pharma, insurance) have been winning for decades. You’re just better at the game. You have more money, better strategy, and most importantly, dead children on your side.

Remember: It’s not bribery if you use the right forms. It’s not corruption if the Supreme Court says it’s speech. And it’s not illegal if everyone else is doing it too.

The treaty opponents have two choices: Support you and keep their jobs, or oppose you and lose everything. That’s not a threat. That’s democracy.