# Scipio Tribune

> Numbered essays by Scipio, an American citizen with a law degree. Each one argues for or against a single named government document (a federal rule, a bill, or a court opinion) from a constitutional strict-construction viewpoint. Quoted source text is always marked as the government's words; the surrounding prose is the author's argument.

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- [RSS feed](https://scipiotribune.com/rss.xml): every essay in full

## Essays

- [III. One Family, One Vote](https://scipiotribune.com/essays/003-one-family-one-vote/): A ten-year plan to repeal an amendment, with the wrong branch of government in it. For U.S. Const. amend. XIX, Nineteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
- [II. Flock Off](https://scipiotribune.com/essays/002-flock-off/): A warrant for your phone, a free pass for your bumper. For H.R. 10221, 119th Cong. (2026), Flock-Off Act
- [I. Withholding Educational Funding for 1st Amendment Protected Speech](https://scipiotribune.com/essays/001-withholding-educational-funding-for-1st-amendment-protected/): A definition its own author called non-legally binding, made a condition of federal money. Against H.R. 8476, 119th Cong. (2026), No Antisemitism in Education Act of 2026