Bai Lines
Matt BaiA fiercely independent view on politics, media and culture from one of America’s best known political writers (with some books and baseball thrown in, too).
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | mattbai.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Opinion | How I learned to love the digital book.
One of my favorite sounds in the world is the one a hardcover book makes when you first stretch the binding. You open to a new chapter, you pull both sides of the book in your hands, and the pages make a kind of sighing noise, as if to say,...
Opinion | Have Democrats really averted an electoral tidal wave?
I have a distinct memory of visiting Rahm Emanuel in his White House office in the spring of 2010, when he was President Obama’s chief of staff, and I was working on this New York Times Magazine piece about the coming elections. Sitting at ...
Opinion | How worried should we be about Russian nukes?
When I was a kid in the 1980s, we figured we knew how the world would end. The shadow of the Cold War — with its constant threat of nuclear annihilation — shaded every aspect of American life.
Opinion | Judge or Ohtani. It's a philosophical question, really.
If you’re not into baseball, here’s what you need to know about Aaron Judge: he’s about to break the most hallowed record in the sport. There are seven games remaining in the regular season, and if the Yankees’ right fielder hits a home run...
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Author / journalist / screenwriter / Yankees and crossword puzzle obsessive. Matt is a Washington Post contributing columnist and has been a NYT Magazine chief political correspondent, Times columnist, and Yahoo News national political columnist.
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