#SubStack

2025-06-03

Are you on Substack? I heard it's a cool place for artists to share their work! I'm giving it a go, so feel free to subscribe!

substack.com/@joyousjoyness/no

Letters from an American – Heather Cox Richardson – June 2, 2025

June 2, 2025 by Heather Cox Richardson

The Republicans’ giant budget reconciliation bill has focused attention on the drastic cuts the Trump administration is making to the American government. On Friday, when a constituent at a town hall shouted that the Republicans’ proposed cuts to Medicaid, the federal healthcare program for low-income Americans, meant that “people will die,” Senator Joni Ernst (R-IA) replied, “Well, we are all going to die.”

The next day, Ernst released a video purporting to be an apology. It made things worse. “I made an incorrect assumption that everyone in the auditorium understood that, yes, we are all going to perish from this Earth. So, I apologize. And I’m really, really glad that I did not have to bring up the subject of the tooth fairy as well. But for those that would like to see eternal and everlasting life, I encourage you to embrace my lord and savior, Jesus Christ,” she said.

Ernst blamed the “hysteria that’s out there coming from the left” for the outcry over her comments. Like other Republicans, she claims that the proposed cuts of more than $700 billion in Medicaid funding over the next ten years is designed only to get rid of the waste and fraud in the program. Thus, they say, they are actually strengthening Medicaid for those who need it.

But, as Linda Qiu noted in the New York Times today, most of the bill’s provisions have little to do with the “waste, fraud, and abuse” Republicans talk about. They target Medicaid expansion, cut the ability of states to finance Medicaid, force states to drop coverage, and limit access to care. And the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says the cuts mean more than 10.3 million Americans will lose health care coverage.

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#2025 #America #DonaldTrump #Health #HeatherCoxRichardson #History #LettersFromAnAmerican #Politics #Resistance #Science #Substack #Trump #TrumpAdministration #UnitedStates

2025-06-03

Eis o meu textinho no meu novo #Substack criado para falar da minha relação com o automobilismo. Tem até direito a montagem vestido como piloto da extinta Jordan GP de Fórmula 1.

open.substack.com/pub/diasmoto

2025-06-03

Ah, I thought it would be published tomorrow Wednesday, but apparently it has been published today already: Meme Essays: No-one has the right to be bloody stupid!
...at least not if it causes damage and victims...
(With Terry Pratchett quote from 'Monstrous regiment')

brambonius.substack.com/p/no-o

James Garsidejamesgarside
2025-06-03
Слава Україні 🇺🇦 :verified:ukraine@masto.ai
2025-06-03
GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ 🇺🇦GrrlScientist@scicomm.xyz
2025-06-03

Properly Feeding Your Microbiome Can Make You Healthier

"One simple thing you can do to be healthier is to feed your microbiome properly, so your microbiome can take care of you."

by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

#microbiome #microbiology #HealthyEating #food #SciComm substack.com/home/post/p-15712

a large array of healthy foods
GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ 🇺🇦grrlscientist
2025-06-03

Properly Feeding Your Microbiome Can Make You Healthier

"One simple thing you can do to be healthier is to feed your microbiome properly, so your microbiome can take care of you."

by @grrlscientist via

substack.com/home/post/p-15712

StacesCases2 🇨🇦 📎stacescases2.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
2025-06-03

#CaroleCadwalladr, the award-winning journalist behind the #Substack newsletter #HowtoSurvivetheBroligarchy, talks to Jon about how the US government ignored the HUGE wake-up call that was the #CambridgeAnalytica-Facebook data breach scandal youtu.be/vG7CvbccdVM?...

youtu.be/vG7CvbccdVM?si...

2025-06-03

Substack

Right folks, what are our thoughts on Substack? I subscribe to a handful of them but I only ever actually read stuff from the guitar player who used to be in The Blake Babies (and I’m just thinking that it is really getting to be time for another Blake Babies reunion record, don’t we think?) and one film photographer from youtube who lives somewhere in the wilds of New Hampshire. Truthfully, I don’t read every post from those two users but I read some of them. Sorry.

My first thought when I learned about Substack was nope, I’m too old for that shit. The Blake Babies guy is older than I am though… he’s also 100 times cooler and a lawyer (yikes) and his cred level is 100000000 times mine… though any number that quantifies your credibility is higher than my complete and total lack of credibility, right?

My second thought was… it’s an email newsletter. Anyone who would be dumb enough to subscribe to mine would mark me as spam within a couple of days of my pointless brain droppings.

Still… am I thinking about it? No… but… yeah, no.

What else, what else… new camera coming soon. The USPS tracking number says it will arrive on Saturday. That doesn’t give me any time to shoot and develop a test roll before I go on vacation, but I had already decided not to bring a film camera on vacation this time. I’m going all digital on this trip.

Part of my initial film camera attraction was using fully manual, mechanical cameras. I didn’t want any automation at all. I didn’t want anything electronic. This time? The new camera has autofocus. Oh praise be, it has autofocus! I’m getting blinder by the minute and manually focusing is a bitch. Wearing bifocals (well, progressive lenses) makes it so much worse. Now I am going to be able to autofocus with film and oh how the heavens will sing in gleeful glee.

What else? This is traditionally the longest week of the working man’s life. The full work week before a vacation. One day down, four endlessly long and painful days to go. But hey, there’s a new camera and a vacation at the end of it! There’s two carrots on the end of this week’s stick. The best part? Both kids are coming on this trip. We’re going as a full family. How cool is that? Both kids are in their 20’s and we can still get them to come on vacation with us. Life is pretty fucking cool sometimes, don’t you think?

I should join Substack and write a big article about it.

#adultKids #blogging #cameras #Family #grownKids #grownUpKids #StepKids #substack #Travel #Vacation

SHIMIZU Akirafredio@mstdn.jp
2025-06-03

"JAPAN ORDINARY -photos-" on Substack
hige.substack.com

#photography #substack #Japan

BrittFree(gamertag: bfreefles)brittamus84
2025-06-02

My 2nd Guest Post on BookStack, a Substack Pub connecting Readers of all genres to new Indie Authors' Debuts!
My fave part? 😁 Designing the graphics!

indiebookstack.substack.com/p/

channel managementchannelmanagement
2025-06-02

Vipassana vs. The Imposter (Syndrome): Navigating the Inner Critic. [4 minute read] at 1testaccount.substack.com

a stereotypical tech worker is seated cross-legged on the ground, open laptop on their lap, a hoodie obscuring their face. The text on the image reads "Vipassana versus The Imposter (Syndrome): navigating the inner critic. at 1testaccount.substack.comVipassana versus The Inner Imposter (Syndrome): navigating the inner critic, full article at 1testaccount.substack.com
GrrlScientist ⧖ Ⓥ 🇺🇦GrrlScientist@scicomm.xyz
2025-06-02

Made for Each Other: Evolution of Monogamy in Poison Frogs

by @GrrlScientist via #Substack

#frogs #monogamy #evolution #SciComm substack.com/home/post/p-16437

poison frog on leaf
2025-06-02

This month in my newsletter:

New writing about 50 years of street performing at Covent garden, and how a computer incorrectly predicted my future life when I was a kid, along with photography, videos and other stuff!

Hope you love it

#substack #writer #blogger #newsletter #streetperforming #jiigcal #essay

matricardo.substack.com/p/you-

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