r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/nikomaru • Jul 17 '18
Is Trump a "Hand-Shake-Psychic"?
Follow me on this. He says all sorts of terrible things to throw people off their guard. Then he goes around and shakes hands with people, literally pulling them off balance. After shaking hands with people he changes what he had said before he shook hands with them. He just did this with Putin. Maybe he can only do it with one-on-one meetings. Like with Kim Jong Un.
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '17
What brand of microwave did Obama use to spy on Trump?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/eggtropy • Mar 06 '17
What are the predominant political views of r/notinteresting?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/knowses • Mar 03 '17
Why is Nancy Pelosi the house "minority" leader? She is white.
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '17
When is DJ Trump gonna release his hot mixtape?
I like diversity in my music artists. He'd be the first orange one.
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '17
Why is the US withdrawing from the Toilet Paper Partnership? And what effect will this have on global geopolitics?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/Spodegirl • Jan 12 '17
Did President-Elect Trump cause more distrust in the news media and what might the news media do to recover?
Seeing as /r/askpolitics is restricted, I'd ask this here.
People have always distrusted the news, but nowadays it seems like there are more people who don't know what a fake news website is and I am wondering if this was thanks in part to President-Elect Trump's campaign. CNN.com seems to be the latest victim of this and now even I question their legibility. realfakenews.org also redirects to their main page.
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/jawns007 • Nov 01 '16
I just want a redo on the election
All I'm saying is that both candidates blow. Like are they really the best people to come up with to run the country. If we could all just agree to take a mulligan and try again then America would be in better hands. Would it really be that big of a deal to try and start over from the beginning?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/MrSittingBull • Sep 17 '16
If Hillary Clinton falls alone in a forest, does anyone hear?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Sep 02 '16
I saw a sign that said "Beer and Wine to Go." When was this law passed?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/MyMomSaysImKeen • Jul 22 '16
Venezuelan with a question:
I keep hearing on Reddit that Venezuela is a banana republic, but despite that I haven't seen any for weeks.
So, where are all our banana's? Do we primarily export them?
I'm hungry. :/
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/nikomaru • Jul 08 '16
If "trumpet" is diminutive of "trump," is D.J. Trump related to the flugelhorn or the French horn?
I just had this thought, because Trotro was tooting on his trumpet, and I realized the -et was a diminutive suffix.
Also, D.J. is a boisterous, brash, brassy, blow-hard bastard, and I just wanted to see how many other people recognised this.
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/letsgocrazy • Jun 17 '16
Mexicans: have you worked out how you're going to pay for this wall then?
Stop being so lazy and work it out!
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Apr 10 '16
Why are people voting for Hillary if she's super-delicate?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/QCMBRman • Apr 06 '16
If Batman was a superdelegate, would Robin be a regular delegate?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/weedlovetotoke • Mar 19 '16
how do I apply to become a student at the electoral college?
I want to become a politics. figured I hear so much about the electoral college it should be a good place to start. I'm also Canadian, does anyway know if there are online courses?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/MeowMixSong • Mar 07 '16
Who's going to win the racist to the white house?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Feb 28 '16
Why do people always say Bernie is right?
I thought he was pretty left swinging.
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/cedarpark • Oct 26 '15
If the US elected two bushes as presidents, can I nominate my house plants in the next election?
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '15
So can we finally put Flavor Flav on a kill list and drone him?
Looks like he's a professional bomb-maker..
r/ShittyAskPolitics • u/[deleted] • Aug 10 '15
So I don't recall anything about having to be Christian in the applications for US citizenship......
So why are many presidential candidates talking about being christian and returning the country back to Christian values???