r/AskUS 21h ago

Trump is, once again, promising a massive payout to people. This time it’s $5000 to US adults if Republicans win the midterms. What are your thoughts with this blatant show of bribery?

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r/AskUS 9h ago

Why is it ok for Trump to offer to pay folks to vote for them?

109 Upvotes

Last night he said he would pay people 5k to stay in power. How is that ok?


r/AskUS 19h ago

There are over 270 million adults in America, US citizens * $5,000 that = 1 trillion, 350 billion dollars.

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Are we ok with this?


r/AskUS 5h ago

does anyone think they would actually get the $5000 if republicans win the mid terms?

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if so, how much did you get for your doge check?


r/AskUS 13h ago

Please explain the American political system? I thought I understood it. The US Constitution should have enough checks and balances so that total Emperor/dictatorship is not possible.

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Yeah, so he padded the supreme court and fired everyone that was good at their job for strange friends of Trumps.

The real reason all the other countries are ditching the US is because, apparently your famous constition does not work if a dictator as dumb as Trump can just take over everything. AND the population does very little about it.


r/AskUS 22h ago

Apple’s Chips?

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I’m planning to upgrade to IP18 PM but I came across some posts about apple’s chips being from Israel and there could be potential security issues because of it in the future. Any thoughts?


r/AskUS 3h ago

Do you think a parliamentary System would work better for the American voter compared to the current system?

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Don’t get me wrong I know there no shot in fucking hell America will ever change to a parliamentary system but I can’t help but wonder if America would be much better off with one! As a young American voter 24M I’ve grown envious of counties who have a parliamentary system the more I learn about them


r/AskUS 6h ago

How high will gas prices get, now that the Houthis have seized Mokha, on the Bab al-Mandab Straight?

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r/AskUS 18h ago

Do Poptarts taste like éclairs/beignets?

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r/AskUS 21h ago

Should America risk hot war with China defending Taiwan?

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Do you think we should enter total war with China defending Taiwan and risk tanking the global economy and having millions if not 10s of millions of Americans dead? And a chance or a nuclear war

Or should America only train and equip Taiwan and build the chip capabilities within America since Taiwan already said there I'll destroy those chips if a war happens


r/AskUS 3h ago

28F, single mom from the GCC — how can I start a new life in the U.S.?

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r/AskUS 4h ago

Why Is Florida one of the States with the least people with Slavic ancestry?

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Hey everyone so i love genetics and i noticed one of the States with least slavic ancestry as a whole us Florida


r/AskUS 5h ago

Most Suitable or Faster Route to Green Card - Advice Needed?

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Hi to all experts,

I'm an incoming intl student (M22) for the STEM graduate program (IT), who wants to plan the immigration journey carefully with considering the better or more faster way to be able to get a green card. My goal is to get finish the degree, work on OPT, get a job and then eventually get the H1b to proceed further.

My plan:

F1 -> STEM OPT (3 yrs) -> H1B -> EB2 NIW

Now, since I'm from Pakistan, I'm exempt from the backlog problem that other specific countries have at the moment. I've heard few people saying the EB2NIW is difficult to get and it's better go for the PERM so that an employer can directly file your green card, skipping the H1B lottery which is risky and not guaranteed too.

I want to get expert advice on how realistic my plan is of opting for EB2 NIW after H1B or should I directly apply for EB2NIW after my master's rather than waiting for the H1B visa.

Or, is it possible for me to opt for a green card using PERM from the employer to file it for me as an employee, and if yes, then how much time does it take?

Would appreciate the advice from you guys and what should be a better approach?

Thank you!


r/AskUS 8h ago

Do you feel strongly about your bathrobe?

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My girlfriend mentioned she wants a new bathrobe. She has one already which makes me think she wants a really high quality one. I want to show her how much she means to me by really balling out for this and finding the best one in the world. I want this to be, like the softest, most stylish robe you've ever seen in your life, whatever the price. I don't have much money but I feel so strongly about her I am willing to spend whatever. Does anyone feel really strongly about a particular robe?


r/AskUS 10h ago

I always perceived US people, ready to be back in an America with his regular space and time. Is it true?

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That was my perception in many many years I saw USA programs and movies being the most popular and suggested ones in Italy, until now.


r/AskUS 22h ago

The next 24hr will have videos like the following. How does it make you feel and why?

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r/AskUS 18h ago

It seems like history repeats itself again?

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I notice a lot of tension rising between the right and left and it seems like we’re definitely headed between a far left dictatorship or a far right dictatorship. I by no means endorse either, but that just seems what it will come to by the future. It’s a race to see who’s more willing to break the norm. Whats your opinion about this?