Unsafe

Unsafe is a political commentary Substack focusing on U.S. politics, media biases, crime, immigration, and border security. It frequently critiques current administrations, liberal policies, and media representation, emphasizing issues like the fentanyl crisis, evangelical political alignment, and judicial decisions on immigration and border security.

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Impeach Him Again

2181 implied HN points • 07 Feb 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Impeachment Border crisis
  1. Democrats are being pressured to vote on impeaching the Homeland Security Secretary
  2. Democrats are trying to shift the blame for immigration policies to the GOP
  3. Proposed immigration deal could worsen border issues
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The Next Million Fentanyl Deaths are on You, New Hampshire

2594 implied HN points • 17 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Foreign Relations Immigration Public Health
  1. Fentanyl crisis misdirected blame towards China instead of addressing real sources like Mexico.
  2. International efforts have reduced China's involvement in fentanyl trade, but the issue persists from other countries like India.
  3. Blaming China for fentanyl deaths deflects focus from tackling problems closer to home, like Mexican cartel activities.

Post-Apocalypse America

2260 implied HN points • 24 Jan 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Election Candidates Debates Campaigning
  1. DeSantis struggled due to various factors like his 20-point victory in 2022 affecting his decision-making.
  2. The withdrawal speech was analyzed, including the phrases used, like "No more pale pastels. We need bold colors."
  3. Nikki Haley's behavior and controversies in the political landscape were highlighted, showing how she handles criticism and her approach in debates.

Liberal Strategy: Not getting jokes.

963 implied HN points • 11 Feb 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Media Trump administration International relations Satire
  1. The media often overreacts to everything Trump says, which can sometimes be seen as jokes.
  2. Trump's comments about NATO provoked strong responses from various news outlets and prompted debates about international relations.
  3. The New York Times's response to Trump's remarks was particularly critical, highlighting the potential impact on international order.