Rubber Chicken Circuit
Study HallA newsletter tracking the campaigns of the 3,424 (or something like that) people currently running for President of the United States.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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In Memoriam: A Final Farewell to 2019’s Cursed Presidential Campaigns
I’m Chris Erik Thomas. After 30 issues and over 44,000 words, I’d like to welcome you to The Final Issue of Rubber Chicken Circuit. Yes, your favorite weekly election newsletter from Study Hall is ending so the next chapter in political ins...
Wayne Messam's Lesson for the Big, White “Buttigieg Bump”
This was the week that a stage full of Democrats did nothing of great importance, a small-town mayor finally ended the campaign we forgot he was running, and Ariana Grande ate the rich alive with Bernie Sanders.
I’m Chris Erik Thomas. Wel...
$10,000 Damask Drapes Tell Us All We Need to Know About Deval Patrick
This was the week that one man entered the race and another threatened to, I spent too much time looking at drapes, and a Shark Tank douchebag said Warren is being “Trumpian.”
I’m Chris Erik Thomas. Welcome to Issue 29 of Rubber Chicken Ci...
Whose “Black Vote” Is It Anyway?
This was the week that a 9/11 conspiracy theorist qualified for the November debate, Andrew Yang got some coverage, and everyone kept fighting for the elusive “black vote.”
I’m Chris Erik Thomas. Welcome to Issue 28 of Rubber Chicken Circu...
Spotted: Uncle Joe Inappropriately Hugging a Super PAC From Behind
This was the week that Kamala Harris cut her staff to save her campaign, Julián Castro did a TikTok, and Tulsi Gabbard revealed she’s a Russian Lizard Person.
I’m Chris Erik Thomas. Welcome to Issue 27 of Rubber Chicken Circuit, the weekly...
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