The hottest Political Commentary Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top U.S. Politics Topics
Useful Idiots 2397 implied HN points 15 Jun 23
  1. Dr. Cornel West is running for president with the Green Party to spread his progressive message to a wider audience, including challenging Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
  2. Jake Tapper's mind was blown as he heard Cornel West call out 'milquetoast neoliberals' who aid fascism and explain why the militaristic machine needs to be stopped.
  3. Katie and Aaron highlight Trump's response to his indictment, RFK Jr.'s unusual behavior regarding Israel, and the importance of diverse viewpoints in media.
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bad cattitude 166 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. There is criticism towards the current US president for his recent actions and speeches, leading to speculation about his ability to continue in office
  2. It is suggested that the Democratic party might consider replacing the current candidate with another individual like Greasy Gavin, in anticipation of the upcoming election
  3. The political landscape is expected to be intense, with potential strategies and confrontations between different candidates
Peter Navarro's Taking Back Trump's America 2122 implied HN points 27 Mar 23
  1. Former Trump White House officials have been publicly criticizing Trump, signaling a shift in loyalty for media opportunities.
  2. Criticism towards Florida Governor Ron DeSantis from MAGA supporters for perceived flip-flops and lack of support.
  3. Discussion on historical efforts to undermine Trump's presidency using government agencies like FBI and Department of Justice.
Break Free with Karen Hunt 1336 implied HN points 15 Jun 23
  1. Trump and Tucker are seen as dangerous for sharing a different perspective that challenges the mainstream narrative.
  2. The persecution of Trump and Tucker highlights the prevalence of censorship in America and the potential threat to free speech.
  3. The current societal and political landscape in America is compared to the oppressive conditions in the Soviet Union, raising concerns about control and loss of freedoms.
Unreported Truths 86 implied HN points 09 Feb 24
  1. The concern that Joe Biden may not be fit to continue as President is growing, affecting him and the Democratic Party.
  2. If Biden were to step down, the Democratic Party faces challenges in finding a suitable replacement, leading to potential internal conflict.
  3. Biden's ability to lead for a second term is under scrutiny, requiring him to address concerns about his cognitive health and fitness to serve.
Krystal Kyle & Friends 491 implied HN points 13 Sep 23
  1. Andrew Yang discusses his new book 'The Last Election' which portrays a fictional scenario of a collapsing American political system.
  2. The book offers a vivid and shocking image of where the flawed democracy might be heading.
  3. Listeners can subscribe to the podcast to hear a thrilling discussion with Yang about the book and the future of American politics.
Not On Your Team, But Always Fair 1041 implied HN points 07 May 23
  1. Feminisation in society leads to less solidarity, especially among women, with consequences for institutions.
  2. Increasing female participation in organizations can change emotional and social dynamics, not always for the better.
  3. Corrosive effects of feminisation can lead to social collapse or a shift towards more male-dominated solutions.
QTR’s Fringe Finance 34 implied HN points 13 Mar 24
  1. Special Counsel Robert Hur's testimony revealed President Biden's mishandling of classified documents, raising questions about a potential double standard in justice system.
  2. President Biden kept classified documents at multiple locations, lied about it, and had motives that raised concerns during the testimony.
  3. The lack of finesse and potential double standards in handling Biden's case compared to Trump's case highlighted potential political issues that could impact public perception.
Beck of the Pack 98 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. Raw masochism unifies Roche cult members despite other lacking qualities.
  2. Criticism is directed towards David and Megan Roche and their coaching methods.
  3. Many individuals in the running community are described as self-important and masochistic.
From the New World 188 implied HN points 12 Aug 23
  1. Michael Lind opposes the idea of a biological elite to prevent support for certain political factions.
  2. There is a division in the right between those who focus on policy and those who prioritize the interests they are fighting for.
  3. Lind's arguments are driven by his class interests and fear of a cross-elite coalition, rather than objective facts or truth.
History's Parrot 19 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. The text discusses a satire novel called 'Emperor of America' by Richard Condon, which satirizes American politics.
  2. The novel portrays a scenario where an Army colonel becomes the Emperor of the United States after a nuclear bomb destroys the White House.
  3. The story involves political chaos, power struggles, and societal breakdowns, offering a satirical take on American governance.
Study Marry Kill 157 implied HN points 19 Feb 23
  1. The author is a presidential historian who dislikes Presidents' Day.
  2. The op-ed in the New York Times was inspired by a rewritten story of The Emperor's New Clothes.
  3. The author emphasizes the importance of public holidays for a sense of self and suggests celebrating Presidents' Day as a reflection of an active electorate's choice.
Beck of the Pack 137 implied HN points 01 Mar 23
  1. The post criticizes certain behaviors in the running community, highlighting issues like cancel culture and extremism.
  2. It discusses the impact of Wokism on different aspects of society, such as running, journalism, and societal norms.
  3. The text shares personal anecdotes and opinions on specific individuals, shedding light on conflicts and controversies within various communities.
The Elbow 39 implied HN points 09 Apr 23
  1. Sludge refers to annoying and cumbersome processes that can have significant psychological and economic impacts.
  2. A Sludge Czar is proposed as a solution to tackle sludge issues and increase public awareness.
  3. The Sludge Czar would aim to address various everyday inconveniences like waiting on hold for customer service and dealing with unnecessary paperwork.