The hottest US Politics Substack posts right now

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Caitlin’s Newsletter 1471 implied HN points 13 Mar 24
  1. US politics highlights Biden's vulnerability due to sponsoring a genocide, yet Republicans can't confront him since they also support it.
  2. Western officials supporting Gaza's destruction shed mock tears, trying to appear sympathetic, which is hypocritical.
  3. Israeli atrocities surpass occurrences like October 7 but are not given equivalent attention, showing a bias in media coverage.
Webworm with David Farrier 3930 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. The author reflects on feelings of nervousness and limbo at the US Embassy in New Zealand for a visa appointment.
  2. America is portrayed as a country facing challenges and disparities, leading to reflections on its future.
  3. Living in America brings chaos but also a sense of contentment, with the author finding inspiration for stories from the environment.
Fisted by Foucault 236 implied HN points 10 Mar 24
  1. The Seventh Seal is a timeless movie loved for its themes of good and evil, faith and reason, and more, making it a perfect film.
  2. Death in The Seventh Seal is portrayed as a character that awaits no one, honest in his fatalistic inevitability.
  3. Victoria Nuland, a serious figure, symbolizes a US Empire focus on a Trotskyite jihad against Russia throughout her career.
Striking 13 1058 implied HN points 24 Nov 23
  1. Countries around the world are facing a rise in populism, with notable victories for right-wing figures like Javier Milei and Geert Wilders.
  2. While economic policies like Biden's stimulus plan have shown success, they may not always align with public perception, highlighting a disconnect.
  3. The European Union is grappling with challenges posed by populist leaders like Viktor Orban, impacting critical decisions such as Ukraine's accession talks.
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Phillips’s Newsletter 80 implied HN points 12 Feb 24
  1. The author expresses gratitude to subscribers for their support and the growth of the community.
  2. Future plans for the Substack include more content on Ukraine War, Strategic/Military History, US politics, and the author's upcoming books.
  3. There is a promise to keep the Ukraine-Russia War Talk Podcast free and also introduce a periodic podcast on non-Ukraine topics for paying subscribers.
Comment is Freed 138 implied HN points 03 Jan 24
  1. The subscription price will be going up soon, so it's a good idea to sign up now to lock in the current rate.
  2. In 2024, there will be a lot of focus on politics and elections on both sides of the Atlantic.
  3. The content will cover a variety of topics like policy issues, polling techniques, and global elections, with guest interviews to provide diverse perspectives.
Proof 45 implied HN points 10 Feb 24
  1. A top Trump foreign policy adviser suggested the US should recolonize Africa, claiming Africans cannot govern themselves.
  2. There is increased concern about the potential impact of a second Trump administration on the US and the world.
  3. The Republican Party and Donald Trump have a history of advocating for the invasion of majority-nonwhite countries by the United States.
Political Currents by Ross Barkan 13 implied HN points 23 Feb 24
  1. Israel defenders endorse asymmetrical response in conflicts with Hamas, potentially leading to total warfare.
  2. Writing about Israel and Palestine is complex and polarizing, with differing perspectives based on political beliefs.
  3. Israel's future actions in Gaza remain uncertain, with questions about the endgame and the impact of internal political dynamics.
The Cosmopolitan Globalist 4 implied HN points 28 Feb 24
  1. Vladislav Davidzon and Claire Berlinski discussed political dynamics around Republicans' stance on Ukraine and highlighted concerns about inexperience in American and Eastern European political leaders.
  2. They shared concerns about the complexity of the situation in Ukraine and challenges in influencing US senators to support Ukraine, despite potential benefits.
  3. They also discussed the decline of spiritual values in the West, the impact of the Ukraine conflict on Western culture, and the instability of American foreign policy affecting allies.
Geopolitical Economy Report 299 implied HN points 23 May 22
  1. Cuba's healthcare system, including abortion rights, is free and enshrined in a constitution voted on by the people, in contrast to the US where decisions are made by unelected judges.
  2. Cuba's democratic process involves grassroots participation and direct input from the masses in debates and referendums, showcasing a more participatory form of democracy compared to the US.
  3. Socialism in Cuba has led to the full actualization of reproductive rights for women, emphasizing the importance of socialism in ensuring democratic and reproductive freedom for all.
Silent Lunch, The David Zweig Newsletter 36 implied HN points 17 Sep 23
  1. A former White House official made a false statement about UK vaccine policy, leading to misleading context in the article.
  2. The CDC's broad COVID vaccine recommendation faced opposition from public health professionals, unlike more tailored plans in other countries.
  3. The NYT has been accused of amplifying extreme CDC policies without proper investigation or context with other countries' approaches.