Oh, the joys that our more cowardly news brethren miss out on by declining to disclose how their staffers intend to vote!
You can get needled by Jonah Goldberg ("If Reason magazine got 270 electoral votes, Chase Oliver would be the next president of the United States. Alas, they do not"). Accused—by a friend of 30-plus years, no less!—of being more "concerned about Megyn Kelly's [judgment]" than making the right call in "one of the most consequential elections" of our lifetime. Pilloried for insufficient Donald Trump support by the official New Hampshire affiliate of (*checks notes*) the political party whose nominee is getting half our staff's votes: "How does anyone work at Reason and not feel guilty about what they do? It's shameful." Many digit-containing Twitter handles doubtlessly agree.
