Thread by @chrisgeidner

OK, all! I am so appreciative of the support that you have shown me in launching Law Dork. Now, in the last 15 days of my first year, I need your help.
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My original goal when launching was 10,000 total subscribers in the first year, and 1,000 paid subscribers. The total subscribers is well above the goal — headed toward 15,000! lawdork.com

But, as you can see, I still need 100 more paid subscribers before June 21 to meet that goal. If you've been reading my work and are able to afford it, please consider a paid subscription today. It's just $6/mo or $60/year. Thank you! lawdork.com/subscribe

Over the past week, I've had two in-depth stories on huge #LGBTQ rulings:

- Tenn. anti-drag law: lawdork.com/p/tennessee-an…

- Florida bans on trans care for minors: lawdork.com/p/florida-ruli…

I'm bringing in-depth coverage breaking down some of the biggest #SCOTUS rulings:

- On the Clean Water Act: lawdork.com/p/brute-force-…

- And labor law: lawdork.com/p/jackson-diss…

Of course, I'm on the #SCOTUS ethics beat:

- Writing about Harlan Crow: lawdork.com/p/harlan-crow-…

- And providing context about Justice Thomas and his votes: lawdork.com/p/clarence-tho…

And, yes, I will continue covering the death penalty, even as the #SCOTUS majority appears unlikely to step in often (though, there are exceptions).

- Upcoming executions: lawdork.com/i/124897339/up…

- But, the Glossip stay: lawdork.com/p/supreme-cour…

tl;dr: I'm doing a lot, writing about a lot, working to establish this space at Law Dork for my independent journalism covering the law and all that it affects.

Please, help if you can so that I can keep doing this work. lawdork.com/subscribe