Notebook Dump
Harry CheadlePosts about politics, media, writing, and life
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Everyone Better Hope the Centrist Theory of Politics Is Wrong
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One of the most popular Substack posts I’ve ever written is called “The Bernie Sanders Movement Is Finally Dead.” Published in early 2025, it now looks hilariously dated. As the results of this year’s pri...
I Need Your Support
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Hi everyone,
I started this newsletter six years ago. As you may recall, the world was a very different place in May 2020, and Substack was a much smaller platform. As time went on I played around with...
Everyone Hates Journalists, Maybe for Good Reason
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Something called Eating With Experts pissed off a bunch of food writers the other week when it posted a carousel of text to Instagram decrying the state of food media. “Most people in the me...
Progressive Doomerism Is a Trap
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In a recent essay for the New Yorker, the writer Sarah Miller says that she used to drink as a kind of rebellion against an uncaring planet. “How could anyone not drink in a world where the most flourish...
Our Secret Libertarian Moment
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For months, my hometown of Seattle has been arguing about surveillance cameras. The last mayor and city council installed several dozen of these devices in high-crime areas as part of a p...
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