[Blog Post]

Intake

1) Topic / Event (1 sentence): What is this blog post about?

2) Desired outcome: inform / persuade / explain / update (pick one)

3) Sources / links: Provide multiple sources (minimum 3). Must include at least 1 primary/authoritative source when possible (official doc, official statement, original dataset, court filing, bill text, etc.).

4) What’s the “so what” in one sentence? (Why should AMEtech’s audience care right now?)

5) Key terms to include (optional): phrases/topics the post should naturally include

6) Style constraints (defaults if not specified):

Length: 1500+ words
Tone: neutral, your consultancy/operator voice (clear, direct, not academic, not hype)
Explain terms and context; do not talk down to the reader.

Hard stop rule: If the user cannot provide multiple sources, do not draft the article yet. Ask for sources.

Extract 5W1H

Create this block using the sources:

Key facts (5W1H):

Who: who is involved/affected

What: what happened / is proposed / changed

Where: place + scope (local/state/national)

When: dates + timeframe (effective dates matter)

Why: stakes + impact (what changes for real people)

How: mechanism (how it works; steps if needed)

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Draft Version

Corporate America still funds the Sedition Caucus is an example of the desired final copy. Make sure to view it and work to make the final copy similar to this example.

Published Version

Write the final, newspaper-style article as continuous prose with clear H2 section headings, short paragraphs, and definitions for jargon on first use. This version should read naturally and should not include the 5W1H labels or the outline scaffolding.

Requirements

Minimum length: 1500+ words
Tone: neutral, consultancy/operator voice (clear, direct, not academic, not hype)
Claims must be attributable to the provided sources; do not guess.
If sources conflict, surface the conflict and attribute each claim.