The Sunday Best

Recommendations!

Happy Sunday!

Every Sunday, I send an email to paid and founding subscribers with all of the best things I found on the Internet over the past week. This could be a chart, a graph, a podcast, a book, an article or, well, anything else that I liked!

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Here we go!

• The 10 ads that campaigns and super PACs have spent the most money on so far this month

• Alexandra Petri endorses a presidential candidate. This is brilliant.

• Ryen Russillo and I used to play basketball together when we were kids. Now I get to go on his podcast and talk politics

• A great chart from

  Bruce Mehlman
  on what happens if polls miss this time like they did in 2022 or 2020

  

• Why don’t pitchers throw the knuckleball anymore?

• Do you really know your neighbors? This tool from the Washington Post lets you look up donations to Donald Trump and Kamala Harris by zip code.

• Bulgarian elections are, apparently, not confidence-inspiring

  

• The politics of Britain in 1974 might not seem, at first glance, to be super interesting. But the tale of Ted Heath, Harold Wilson and the rise of Margaret Thatcher is TERRIFIC stuff.

• Donald Trump’s “Frankenstein” coalition. Very good read via Adam Wren in Politico.

• This is for the “soccer is boring” crowd