Accidental Philosophy
Sarah Reynolds, Salvatore BiaseIndependent: 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 | 64 | Subscribers | Read | sarahreynolds.substack.com |
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Millennial Perspective with Sal & Sarah 3/14
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Millennial Perspective with Sal & Sarah
A recording from our 30 minute March 7 livestream. We talked Zelensky, Newsom, Greenland, the SOTU/joint session address, and MORE!
Circuses leave town and everything goes back to normal; we can't let Trump's second term be reduced to a circus because the deep state will just wait for it to leave town
What a circus tent the White House has become over the past week. Under the big top, we had Zelenskyyyy the Clown. Starmer the Lion Tamer. Bondi the verbal acrobat. And Elon is, for worse or for worst, the bear on a trike.
2/28/25 Millennial Perspective with Sal & Sarah
A recording from Sarah and Sal's live video
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