Dr. John's Blog alternatives: newsletters like it
12 newsletters in the NewsletterFIT index cover the same topics as Dr. John's Blog (Texas agriculture commissioner election, Clayton Tucker campaign and U.S. midterm election results). The closest matches are Sean Spicer, Kevork’s Newsletter and Pacifist For Life. They are ranked by how many topics they share with it, then by publicly shown subscribers.
Updated Nov 15, 2026 · ranked by shared topics, then publicly shown subscribers · methodology
About Dr. John's Blog
Life, The Universe and Everything
- Texas agriculture commissioner election
- Clayton Tucker campaign
- U.S. midterm election results
- U.S. military aid to Israel
- 1Sean Spicer24K subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 2 days ago
From recent posts: Sean Spicer publishes a weekly newsletter that mixes political commentary, election analysis, and practical advice for White House press secretaries. The publication features interviews with political figures…
Likely audience: conservative readers
1 shared topic
- 2Kevork’s Newsletter4K subscribers
SubstackWeekly · last post 13 days ago
From recent posts: Kevork's Newsletter publishes in-depth geopolitical analysis and op-eds focused on the Middle East, covering topics such as the Israel-Iran conflict, US military strategy, and regional security architecture. The content…
Likely audience: International relations scholars
1 shared topic
- 3Pacifist For Life200 subscribers
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 10 days ago
From recent posts: Pacifist For Life is a reader-supported political newsletter that publishes personal essays and issue-focused analysis. Content spans topics like U.S. militarism and midterm elections alongside reflections on happiness…
Likely audience: political readers
1 shared topic
- 4
SubstackWeekly · last post 11 days ago
From recent posts: The Feminist Lens publishes opinion pieces, Q&A series, and cultural commentary on feminism, sexual assault, and gender dynamics for an audience interested in political activism and social critique. Content spans…
Likely audience: Democratic voters
1 shared topic
- 5
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 8 days ago
1) FREE daily memes according to a current events/news theme 2) BREAD&CIRCUSES weekly humor roundups 3) "Tales From the Great Reset" (Ongoing satirical short stories) 4) "COVIDsteria: An Oral History of America's Great…
Likely audience: Substack readers
1 shared topic
- 6
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 5 days ago
From recent posts: Lance Frosen publishes political commentary and personal essays focused on U.S. foreign policy, authoritarianism, and political campaigns. The newsletter is aimed at readers interested in progressive political analysis…
Likely audience: political commentators
1 shared topic
- 7
SubstackWeekly · last post 8 days ago
Decolonial Social Scientist and creator of Justice AI GPT, Christian "ZacaTechO" Ortiz, connects the dots between colonial history and the systems governing our lives today, from artificial intelligence and law to…
Likely audience: political organizers
1 shared topic
- 8
SubstackDaily · last post 9 days ago
From recent posts: This publication covers politics, civic engagement, and current events across four recent issues. Content ranges from analysis of Israel's international isolation and trade sanctions to examinations of cognitive testing…
Likely audience: foreign policy analysts
1 shared topic
- 9
SubstackSeveral times a week · last post 8 days ago
Likely audience: geopolitics readers
1 shared topic
- 10
SubstackDaily · last post 9 days ago
"The hottest gossip about armadillos!"
Likely audience: readers of conspiratorial political commentary
1 shared topic
- 11
SubstackMonthly or less · last post 9 days ago
From recent posts: lanzybear publishes political commentary and personal essays analyzing media influence, celebrity politics, and disinformation in the U.S. and Russia, targeting readers interested in progressive politics and community…
Likely audience: politically engaged readers
1 shared topic
- 12
SubstackMonthly or less · last post Sep 7, 2026
The Long Game is a newsletter for those who think beyond the headlines. Each edition explores how today’s most pressing energy, industrial, and geopolitical decisions echo the strategic moves of the past.
Likely audience: Geopolitical analysts
1 shared topic
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