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Husband, dad, veteran, writer, and proud Midwesterner. 19th US Secretary of Transportation and former Mayor of South Bend.
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+0.8%
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Avg Comments
102.0
Avg Likes
1.3K
Engagement Rate
0.16%· ~1386 likes + comments/post
(comments + likes) / subscribers
Typical for lists with 883K+ subscribers
Quality Score
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0.16% engagement rate
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384K subs
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332K subs
-0.5%/wk
Public Notice
274K subs
Publishing Frequency
Weekly
Last published Mar 10, 2026
1.0 posts/week avg
Politics Pricing
$7.79/mo avg
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Monetization Readiness
Politics newsletters typically start charging at ~6K subscribers
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883.0K subscribers and 0.16% engagement — past the threshold where Politics newsletters typically attract sponsors.