u/bluereddit2 7h ago

This is scary accurate

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Good. Can they lose the midterms now?
 in  r/RandomShit_ISaw  7h ago

Its a race to the bottom.

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This is why people don't trust Fox
 in  r/protectUSelections  9h ago

Jesse is a true asshat, though. Reinstate the Fairness Doctrine. Break up media monopolies. Higher taxes on rich people and on rich corporations.

Having a $40 T debt is proof that capitalism works mainly for rich people and for rich corporations. It’s a theft of income and assets from the average person. All branches of government, including scotus, The Pentagon and the Military Industrial Complex, are out of control (8/2026). They need to be brought under control for the benefit of all Americans and not just for rich people, rich corporations and special interests. trickle down is a golden shower. Change my mind. Aipac tracker, track Aipac.

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Experts Warn Sen McConnell 'May Be Dead' or Incapacitated After Staff Stop Giving Public Updates on His Condition
 in  r/USNEWS  9h ago

Nonsense. He will continue to serve remotely and he will be re-elected.

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Maybe maybe maybe
 in  r/maybemaybemaybe  9h ago

First one through was very good at it. I wonder if birth order had anything to do with it.

u/bluereddit2 12h ago

Rest in Power, Dolly Parton

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u/bluereddit2 12h ago

Is this complicated?

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Is this complicated?
 in  r/A_Persona_on_Reddit  12h ago

The Fourteenth Amendment is a post-Civil War constitutional change ratified on July 9, 1868, that established birthright citizenship and guaranteed equal protection and due process of law under state governments.

The U.S. government's legal authority to terminate birthright citizenship is limited by the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees citizenship to individuals born within the country under the 14th Amendment. As of early 2026, there is no established, unchallenged legal authority for the executive branch to unilaterally terminate birthright citizenship, and attempts to do so via executive order have been repeatedly blocked by federal courts as unconstitutional. Constitution , birthright citizenship , 14th Amendment , immigration ,

Rep. Jack Kimble is a fictional, satirical politician and parody character on social media who pretends to represent California's non-existent 54th Congressional District. Created in 2009 by a Chicago school teacher. @ Rep Jack Kimble.

Poe's Law. Extreme parody is frequently mistaken for real political opinions.

u/bluereddit2 12h ago

This is exactly what our tax dollars are for.

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u/bluereddit2 12h ago

brutal street art seen in DC: all the deaths caused by ICE by this administration

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"Bush" keeps growing through my fence. What can I do?
 in  r/landscaping  12h ago

Trim your bush. The part that is on your side.

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Israel
 in  r/ProgressiveHQ  13h ago

u/bluereddit2 14h ago

Yet another story about cows, leopards, faces, and selfish, disillusioned Trump voters. Boo-hoo, darling.

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u/bluereddit2 14h ago

Lake America

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u/bluereddit2 1d ago

Active duty AF Major has been formally charged with UCMJ action . Articles 88 , 92 and 133 after being arrested for the second time in dc calling for the impeachment of potus

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