Dylan Richardson

“Every day is filled with numerous opportunities for serious error. Enjoy it.”
— 13th and 21st Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld

I’m Chief of Strategy for TagMe, where I build and promote the future of human connection. Right now I’m focused on bringing TagMe to campuses across America through our Student Ambassador program. Interested in learning more or working with us? Send me or reach me at my LinkedIn.

So, who am I? I’m originally from a small town in Maine and am a recent graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy. I play guitar, which inspired the stripes on that top bar. Run your mouse over them to play chords, click keys 1–5 to pluck strings, and turn on Caps Lock to switch to a 12-string. You can use the up/down arrows to change the chord you’re playing.Swipe across them to play chords, and tap the chord name next to my links to change the chord you’re playing. Long-pressing the chord button will let you change their order or the guitar’s tone.

My primary interest, outside of TagMe, is politics. I interned on the Hill this past Spring for Congressman John James (R, MI-10) and founded the Exeter Political Union at Exeter during my time there. At the bottom of this page, I’ve got my latest 2026 electoral predictions, broken down race-by-race. That’ll also be where I link any writing I do. I plan to cover the 2028 Presidential Primaries extensively, but I also write about political philosophy and policy more generally.

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