This is the Tangle Sunday Edition, a brief roundup of our independent politics coverage plus some extra features for your Sunday morning reading.
What the right is doodling.
Gary Varvel | Creators Syndicate
What the left is doodling.
John Deering | Creators Syndicate
Reader essay.
Broken bridge near Okay, OK | Dustin Moore, Flickr
For the better part of this past year, we produced a limited podcast series called The Undecideds, in which we followed five very different undecided voters as they made their decisions in this year’s election. One of our undecided voters, Clare from Ohio, voted in a presidential election for the first time, ultimately casting her vote for a third-party candidate. Clare gave our podcast listeners an honest and open look at how she came to her decision, and today she really opens up to describe what it felt like to be a third-party voter in the hyper-partisan climate of the 2024 election. You can read Clare’s piece here.
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Reader review.
In this section, we like to feature two comments from the same edition that critique our coverage in two different ways. In our edition on the UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting, two readers pushed back on Isaac’s take in two different ways.
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