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Today's Edition Newsletter 8097 implied HN points 23 Jan 24
  1. Donald Trump's cognitive ability and recent statements raise concerns about his mental fitness.
  2. Republicans in New Hampshire used deceptive tactics in the primary election, prompting investigation for voter suppression.
  3. US Supreme Court's recent decision highlights the importance of expanding the Court to uphold federal supremacy.
Bulwark+ 6073 implied HN points 24 Jan 24
  1. The Republican party is facing challenges and Nikki Haley is encouraged to speak up against Trump
  2. Nikki Haley is urged to be honest and bold in her campaign, speaking out against Trump and embracing her true beliefs
  3. The importance of Nikki Haley addressing her past actions, speaking out against Trump, and potentially shaping a new role for herself
Common Sense with Bari Weiss 2068 implied HN points 24 Jan 24
  1. Donald Trump remains a prominent figure in the political landscape, commanding attention from both supporters and critics.
  2. Trump has been successful in recent Republican caucus victories and is gaining significant support within the party.
  3. He is currently polling well and leads President Biden in various public opinion surveys.
Singal-Minded 348 implied HN points 14 Mar 24
  1. Understanding the unknown voter is a challenge for pundits and can lead to repeated mistakes in predicting election outcomes.
  2. The campaign adviser Mike Donilon is highlighted in a recent article for his impactful role in Joe Biden's campaign.
  3. To access the full post and archives, readers can subscribe for a 7-day free trial of Singal-Minded.
Breaking the News 602 implied HN points 17 Feb 24
  1. Damaging news does not necessarily decrease support for politicians like Donald Trump, and good news doesn't always increase support for politicians like Joe Biden.
  2. Events like the death of Alexei Navalny or legal judgments against Trump have the potential to be pivotal moments, but whether they truly become turning points remains uncertain.
  3. The argument that President Biden is too old is being questioned and examined for its relevance and accuracy.
Silver Bulletin 308 implied HN points 05 Mar 24
  1. Democrats have historically not been trailing in presidential race polls until now, leading to a sense of confidence within their campaign officials.
  2. In the current presidential race, Joe Biden is behind in the polls against Trump, hinting at potential challenges ahead.
  3. The White House has shown signs of poll denialism, reacting negatively to polling data that does not align with their expectations.
All-Source Intelligence Fusion 860 HN points 08 Dec 23
  1. There is a concerted effort to shape online discourse and silence pro-Palestinian voices by pro-Israel forces in Silicon Valley.
  2. Pro-Israel groups are heavily involved in shaping media coverage and advocating for Israel in the public discourse.
  3. Efforts to suppress pro-Palestinian speech, influence media outlets, and lobby lawmakers are prominent in the pro-Israel information war.
A User's Guide to History 235 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Presidents have strengths and weaknesses, and age can impact their performance, but wisdom often outweighs age-related challenges
  2. Health issues can affect a president's ability to govern effectively, as seen with Wilson's stroke during the ratification of the Versailles treaty
  3. Age alone should not be a disqualifying factor for a presidential candidate; what truly matters is their ability to make sound decisions
SHERO 727 implied HN points 31 Oct 23
  1. Trump has been making mistakes and blunders in his recent speeches.
  2. Trump's mocking of Biden's age has backfired, revealing his own declining mental condition.
  3. Recent incidents show Trump's speeches and actions have become increasingly incoherent and confusing.
The Future, Now and Then 244 implied HN points 09 Jan 24
  1. Frame your communication as reasonable and your opponents as ridiculous to win in political campaigns.
  2. Effective communication matters most when your opponents are vulnerable and the issue stays on people's minds.
  3. Recognize when you're in a bad position and retreat before causing more damage to your organization.
georgelakoff 1081 implied HN points 22 Jul 23
  1. DeSantis failed by trying to run against Trump and betraying him, violating a key rule in Republican politics.
  2. In the authoritarian cult of Trump's Republican party, loyalty to the leader is paramount, and attempting to displace him is a major violation.
  3. DeSantis' attempt to outdo Trump with harsh policies backfired, alienating swing voters and positioning him as worse than Trump in the eyes of some.
husseini 864 implied HN points 21 Apr 23
  1. Kennedy highlighted not wanting the Democratic party to represent fear, pharma, war, and censorship.
  2. Mainstream media portrayed Kennedy's speech negatively and focused on specific topics like vaccines instead of the broader issues he addressed.
  3. Despite the media coverage, Kennedy's speech raised important topics like the collusion of state and business, war, racism, and our relationship with nature.
The Crucial Years 827 implied HN points 01 May 23
  1. Realism can help combat ageism and older individuals can make a significant impact in progressive causes.
  2. It's important to be realistic about capabilities and call for changes when political figures are unable to perform effectively.
  3. Honesty is crucial in addressing challenges like climate change and transitioning responsibilities to younger generations can be positive.
Who is Robert Malone 34 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. The NFL playing two national anthems at the Super Bowl has stirred controversy, as it is seen as divisive and part of a radical racial agenda
  2. Quotes from politicians like Rep. Burgess Owens stress the importance of unity over division in America, especially regarding meritocracy and patriotism
  3. Missteps by fact-checkers in aiding politicians can lead to distortions in the public perception and contribute to political agendas
theconnector 294 implied HN points 18 Jul 23
  1. Democratic campaigns need to prioritize human connections over dehumanizing marketing tactics.
  2. Engaging volunteers authentically and building relationships can lead to more effective and meaningful voter outreach.
  3. The traditional marketing approach in campaigns may backfire, highlighting the need for a shift towards relational organizing.
42 Slash 98 implied HN points 11 May 23
  1. ABM is about focusing on your top dream accounts with sales leading the way
  2. Start small with 1 BDR and 1 Marketer for a pilot campaign
  3. ABM success comes from targeted account lists, personalized creatives, and leveraging events for face-to-face interactions