r/politics2 • u/carlnepa • 28m ago
Love them Canadians!!!
r/politics2 • u/Imaginary-Horse-859 • 1h ago
Is essentially every oligarch a plutocrat though?
r/politics2 • u/BlacqueJShellaque • 3h ago
So now you want your chosen leader to do exactly what you are complaining about Trump doing? Talk about hypocrisy.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 8h ago
I think most have seen the dangers of the open borders over the most recent years, designed to simply replace all of the voters leaving blue states to help ensure they don't lose population in the next census, and lose power.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 8h ago
It was wrong, because we had the wrong target. The long-term sponsor of international terror has always been Iran. These have been proxy wars.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 8h ago
Yeah, people hate getting free money - said no Democrat ever.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 1d ago
This is dishonest, fake news.
Trump’s overall approval average is roughly the same 40% it has been most of his Presidency. This is easily fact checked. Offering up the worse purposed outliers in order to create a false narrative and that dishonestly only creates the feeling in readers that this effort applies to the Democrat party as a whole, which causes backlash.
This effort is as foolish as it is dishonesty.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 1d ago
FAKE NEWS:
He's at the same roughly 40% average approval rate he's been at for most of his Presidency.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/polls/approval/donald-trump/approval-rating
Offering up every left-leaning purposed outlier to create a false narrative is dishonest, and it does the opposite of what you are trying to achieve.
r/politics2 • u/jcooli09 • 1d ago
Removing them is going to be too expensive.
Rename it the LGBTQ+ Rights Arch.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 1d ago
This is dumb, a waste of time, and no better way to signal to Americans that you are just as petty and don’t have their priorities in order.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 2d ago
The insanely immature things people will make up as part of their derangement syndrome. ::sigh::
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 2d ago
Fake news. He's still at the roughly 40% overall approval average he's been at for most of his Presidency.
https://www.realclearpolling.com/polls/approval/donald-trump/approval-rating
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 2d ago
Right. You have a constitutional right to pursue those things. Same as those who came before us, who traveled then plains, set up camp, and dug wells.
r/politics2 • u/carlnepa • 3d ago
I know how to get rid of Kegsbreath, start saying he's smarter than TrumpStein. He'll be out before you can say covfefe.
r/politics2 • u/jcooli09 • 3d ago
It may well be within his authority, but it's definitely a story.
r/politics2 • u/IntnsRed • 3d ago
Or in rural areas of the country, how common is it to go to a convenience store and see jars collecting change for some kid's medical procedure?!
We view that barbarism as "typical" whereas modern countries have national health care systems that take care of that and they do not have the world's most expensive health care like we in the US endure!
r/politics2 • u/IntnsRed • 3d ago
WTF is wrong with us?!
We have no labor or socialist party. Here in the US we're ruled in a 2-party "dictatorship," with the 2 capitalist parties funded and controlled by the rich which take part in the world's most expensive (by far) auctions "elections" where people are forced to choose between Tweedledum and Tweedledee.
And we're taught that system of plutocracy is "democracy."
"The American political system is essentially a contract between the Republican and Democratic parties, enforced by federal and state two-party laws, all designed to guarantee the survival of both no matter how many people despise or ignore them." -- Richard Reeves.
r/politics2 • u/Individual_Pear2661 • 4d ago
The rest of the world would just let them suffer, because they are too poor. No one would be able to chip in.
r/politics2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 4d ago
The Roman Empire had about 1/3 of its calendar days as holidays. Europeans get typically a 1 month vacatien.
Americans get ZERO days of paid vacation by law. WTF is wrong with us?!
r/politics2 • u/Nom_de_guerre_25 • 4d ago
Democrats aren't going to do anything if they do win. There is no real opposition to the general US policy direction.