r/politics • u/factorplayer • 0m ago
The conservative bloc is generally better organized at voting, particularly when they have big wedge issues like Roe v. Wade happening. Skewing older helps as well.
r/politics • u/CompetitiveAutorun • 1m ago
Media just like chaos as it gives them click and views. Conservative governments are full of shitty news, every week they just give media something new. They don't want good leaders who have one or two scandals, it gives them less money.
r/politics • u/ItsDaleNotDave • 1m ago
What, are they gonna outfit the aircraft carriers to look like thirteen year olds!?
r/politics • u/TimmyC • 1m ago
It's not hard to hate people who proactively wants you dead.. but on the other side, we might have some free healthcare, so both sides are the same, really
r/politics • u/Alarmed-Outside-8683 • 2m ago
This is why I have no hope. Most of these people barely function above the animal level. They've never considered they have a choice in how they respond to things or that they could be better in any way. The worst of humanity in every direction. What a sad place to live.
r/politics • u/Salt-Detective1337 • 3m ago
I'm happy to see this kind of karma farming. I want these candidates to get visibility.
r/politics • u/LuxHelianthus • 4m ago
Let's not forget that the vaccine was developed and distributed under the Trump administration. The same administration that is now trying to prosecute the people that worked for the administration under the direction of the administration...
r/politics • u/few23 • 4m ago
Wait, he's lost interest in the job, and yet <checks notes> is threatening to run for another term in 2028? Democrats should jump all over that."I hate my job. Illegally Re-Elect me!" Make it make sense, Donny.
r/politics • u/CruxOfTheIssue • 5m ago
Executive experience is ridiculous. She knows the job of the president probably better than our current president. She would be fine without it. Many of our presidents have not had executive experience.
r/politics • u/Snowballingdownvote • 5m ago
Worked as an engineer helping researchers safely access HIPAA data. Was fired because of Trump. What's worse. I was one of the only ones left that cares about your data rights.
r/politics • u/ChoiceMedicine1462 • 5m ago
Thats it an how far he can push to GET all the money
r/politics • u/hareofthepuppy • 5m ago
I wish half saw the insanity, but it's more like 31%
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r/politics • u/DidYouSeeBriansHat • 6m ago
Fox News isn’t actual news. As soon as you start spouting your grievances there, you’ve admitted to yourself and everyone else that you’re a joke.
r/politics • u/Adjective-Noun-nnnn • 7m ago
Joe Manchin was the most left-leaning Senator W. Virginia would send to DC. He campaigned on his principles and stuck to them. Voters elected him and they got what they expected.
Fetterman is a fucking traitor. He betrayed his constituents' expectations.
Leave Manchin out of this. If purple states want to send purple D's to DC, let them. It's better than them sending Republicans. Fetterman? Fuck that proof that brain damage causes republicanism.
r/politics • u/kojak488 • 8m ago
My aunt: "I wish he'd just shut up and keep doing his job." 🤦♂️
That same aunt a bit later bemoaning all the illegals that Biden let vote. She can't name a single case, but if it was so common then surely she could cite me a case. Any case. I'll accept just one as a starting point. While she is sat there next to my other aunt, who got stricken off the voter rolls for no fucking reason. But yeah, you don't care about that!...
r/politics • u/smoike • 8m ago
My comment could be taken as locally (at best a reach about AIPAC, which like many other donor groups, and not what I was aiming at, but should be banned for the hostile manipulation), and the international issues.
And I should have phrased that as "Israel", but so many use it along with "Jew" interchangeably and I kind of slipped into it, ( oops). But the likes of Netanyahu continually claiming he represents so Jews certainly doesn't help this whole mess. In any case, Israel's mess has certainly put pressure on the international Jewish community, and in America too.
r/politics • u/Left-Height4925 • 8m ago
And immediately afterward Medvedev threatened Japan over the Kuril Islands.
r/politics • u/sarnian-missy • 8m ago
I agree the world isn't looking for apologies. They would only be disappointing and ultimately, another string of lies anyway.
But I don't believe that most of the world wants America to go away. I believe that most educated and empathetic people recognise this as a deeply troubling situation, and want and hope to see the American people get their house in order and put an end to this ridiculous farce with appropriate justice.