Accidental Philosophy
Sarah ReynoldsIndependent: free speech advocate, pro-choice, pro-gun, pro-audit the fed, anti-medical procedure mandate, anti-endless war, anti-surveillance state, pro-Bill of Rights. Sharing my takes on politics and life as an elder Millennial.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 50 | Subscribers | Read | sarahreynolds.substack.com |
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Five things that never would have happened if Trump had been in the White House the past 4 years
Five things that never would have happened if Trump had just been in the White House the past 4 years. Full tiktok video embedded here (and likely to be eventually censored and removed from tiktok, so I’m preserving it here).
It turns out Trump supporters are inspiring people to vote Trump as much as the man himself
Today a fantastic piece by V. N. Alexander in the Kennedy Beacon substack showed us that at least one new RFK Jr - turned - Trump voter was inspired to flip by Trump’s supporters!
Have you heard of Votify Now? Originally censored by association on X because of claims of 2020 Election “funny business”
It’s amazing to be able to post my own concerns about the 2020 election mail-in ballot scandal on X without fear of my account being completely shut down. The evening of November 3, 2020, I was at a bar in Arlington, Virginia watching the p...
Look who’s jumping on the Alpha Male bandwagon! If it isn’t the New York Times and the Hill calling for the use of “high-dominance rhetoric” to beat Trump
I love to send out a good communication analysis in this substack, and two of the social experiments the NYT piece makes reference to are so interesting that they make the entire original op-ed worth reading (but I summarize them both here ...
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