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Craig Cree Hardegree

@hardegreeTracked since May 2026

creating Discourse on Human Events.

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325

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$545

$363–$726 modeled range

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$3/mo

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121 paid members · 30-day rate from 12 observed days

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Craig Cree Hardegree121 members · $545/mo

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Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs Craig Cree Hardegree	Freshness
#1	ReZimorWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	124	3 more	Aug 6, 2026Stale
#2	Craig Cree HardegreeProfileWritingPaid members position in Recommended cohort	121	Reference	Aug 18, 2026Stale
#3	Violent RodentWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	110	11 fewer	Aug 6, 2026Stale

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Article Latest postPublicCan Democrats Keep the Michigan Senate Seat?

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Trump's Humiliating Defeat in IranJune 21ArticleJune 21Public 0 0 SUED BY HIMSELF, SETTLED BY HIMSELF — THE MINDBOGGLING CORRUPTION OF THE "ANTI-WEAPONIZATION FUND"May 22ArticleMay 22Public 0 0 What's the Harm in Trump Presenting Himself as a Messanic Figure?April 15ArticleApril 15Public 0 0 In the Past 15 Days, 15 Pastors Have Been in the News for Sex Crimes Against ChildrenApril 3ArticleApril 3Public 0 0 The Unintended Consequences of California's 2010 Election ReformsMarch 22ArticleMarch 22Public 0 0 Everything You Need to Know About Tomorrow's Special Election in Georgia to Fill Marjorie Taylor Greene's SeatMarch 9ArticleMarch 9Public 0 0 When Morality Becomes PartisanFebruary 8ImageFebruary 8Public 0 0 The Blue TsunamiFebruary 5ArticleFebruary 5Public 0 0

December 3rd postIn my December 3rd post — after a special election in Tennessee’s 7th congressional district saw a 13-point swing from red to blue — I did a meticulous analysis based on the 2024 presidential results broken down by districts, and determined that a 13-point swing in the 2026 midterms will result in 40 seats being flipped from red to blue.Article11d agoPublic 0 0

Pfbid0bYjZuJ5b1ADi4vgozPbrEVS4UAaswWjNW5n5XwezpWs4hGsmzYt7zFhaSwC7ECBulOn December 10 I wrote about a special election to fill a Georgia state house seat where the Democrat pulled off a win in a red district with an astounding 24-point swing.ArticleDecember 10Public 0 0

The Difference Between Democrats and RepublicansJanuary 25ArticleJanuary 25Public 0 0

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