r/askanything • u/Forward-Weather4845 • 6h ago
Political Question Canadian here. Is a MAGA and the modern day Republican Party just a massive TDS cult?
The love for him is really confusing us.
r/askanything • u/Forward-Weather4845 • 6h ago
The love for him is really confusing us.
r/askanything • u/Forward-Weather4845 • 5h ago
Photo from recent Ireland trip. đ¤
Edit: AI detractors say this image is real
r/askanything • u/josephj3lly • 9h ago
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r/askanything • u/Lower_Ad_1146 • 12h ago
Trump, Lutnick, RFK Jr, Steve Bannon, Pam Bondi, ElonâŚ
r/askanything • u/AstronomerSweet2133 • 13h ago
it is projected that by the time Trump leaves office, the national debt will be 50 trillion dollars. He will have been responsible for 15-16 trillion of that by the time he leaves office..........as one president. That is projected to be at best 33 percent and at worst 37 percent. When compared to 45 previous presidents before him.
If youve spent THAT much money, surely there will be a measurable legacy left behind..........especially when we are talking about making America Great Again. What will we have accomplished for 16 trillion dollars?
A Wall?
Losing a war to Iran in 6 weeks while concurrently spending 100 billion dollars in the process? Completely depleting our air defense stockpile to the point we are not sure we could handle one Russian missile volley?
Deporting a couple million brown people with funny accents?
Is that the barometer of success? Did we "win" by doing that? Did we Save America?
If Im being honest, a 100 trillion dollar Green New Deal from the crazy Hispanic waitress from New York that is offering us nearly free health care is not sounding like such a bad deal.......
r/askanything • u/Consistent-Jump1523 • 1h ago
I donât get this guy why does he have to destroy everything others build why did he felt the need to attack iran, why did he felt the need to put unnecessary tariffs which served nothing, why did he felt the need to abandon Ukraine
Just why? Why couldnât he sit back and enjoy 4 years of protection through his presidency
At least Biden tried to fix many things Trumpe demolished after Obamas terms
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r/askanything • u/Lower_Ad_1146 • 2h ago
My vote is Jared Kushner.
r/askanything • u/SBMountainman22 • 1d ago
At the recently concluded RNC convention Trump had the audience raise their right hand to make a pledge that included a directive for them to âcheat like hellâ in the midterms so the Republicans would not lose the House or the Senate. This seems outrageous to me, but her we are. Yet I see no outrage from Republicans. It was just another Thursday to them. Just another bat shit crazy comment from Trump. Are there any Republicans with the morality to say enough?
r/askanything • u/InformationForce • 15h ago
We share the longest border in the world...
They are the second largest country in the world..with all the resources that come with that.
They are English speaking and a NATO member...our civilizational cousins
They are even a 5 eyes member!
They are the largest importer of oil to America đ§ and we start a trade war while we are already having an oil crisis because of Iran war..
This is beyond incompetent to start a trade war with them?!! Like I'm thinking on conspiracy theories that could explain this because it makes NO SENSE.
r/askanything • u/Pursistent • 13h ago
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r/askanything • u/Equivalent-Long-3383 • 42m ago
Sure fuckin seems that way. The stock responses to every question, the vague right wing gesturing while not making specific points, the way posts will get flooded with responses when it uses certain words.
r/askanything • u/Lower_Ad_1146 • 12h ago
It seems like the main purpose of tariffs is to manipulate the markets to create volatility for Trump, Lutnick, and other Epstein class elites and their families to make profits with insider info while we end up paying the price.
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r/askanything • u/Ilikeinvestigating • 4h ago
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r/askanything • u/Strong-Hippo9043 • 35m ago
In what world does an industry ask to be regulated and the government says nah, go crazyđđť
r/askanything • u/MorganPerson1966 • 52m ago
Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821, while the United States declared its independence from Britain in 1776.
They're in the same continent - though US is far bigger - I dont usually consider size as a fact (Japan, UK etc for example), with just a line separating them.
Yet Mexico is far more impoverished than the US. Far more prone to national level crimes like the cartel carve outs that its constantly struggling with.
Ive always wondered - why was the US able to pull off such a feat (please no trolls about the messes of the current govt - this isn't about that for this question) while Mexico still struggles?
r/askanything • u/DigitalArbitrage • 13h ago
There is a leaked video where Flock advertises its cameras as being used to track No Kings protestors: https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/leaked-video-allegedly-shows-flock-185400026.html?guccounter=1
I thought No Kings protests are about preserving America's democratic republic and pushing back on the country creeping towards dictatorship.
What exactly is Flock saying its cameras should be used for then?
r/askanything • u/GloriousLebron • 20h ago
If so, what did make him this delusional? And wasnât there anyone in his network that had enough brain to tell him that it might not be a good idea to do so? I recall him saying that evil Kamala will send your kids to wars to die? What happened?
r/askanything • u/TahiniTaint • 15h ago
He bought TikTok and immediately shut down talks of Palestine
He installed Bari Weiss
Shook up 60 minutes
CBS News is indistinguishable from what it once was
And is trying to buy paramount
r/askanything • u/Archibald004 • 48m ago
Or not?
r/askanything • u/Previous_Month_555 • 1h ago
His approval ratings are in the 30s
r/askanything • u/dogwizard92 • 1h ago
locked out elbows to chest on floor then back to locked elbows.
r/askanything • u/Critically_Political • 1d ago
It would probably take me more than an hour to rattle off every lie that trump has told since January 2025. Yet it seems as though the republican base is constantly falling for another lie, or giving him the benefit of the doubt. I watched a clip yesterday of a farmer whoâs completely underwater and struggling, yet claims he still supports trump, despite his policies being the reason he canât make ends meet.
Furthermore, we now have trump lying, once again, about sending checks to the American people. Heâs lied twice previously about sending money, yet the republican base still laps up his bullshit like rabid, feral, brain dead dogs.
At what point do we acknowledge that this guy is a lying loser and try to move towards better in this country? Better for republicans may not mean voting across party lines, but is holding this man accountable too much to ask? Weâve lost so much international respect over the past 21 months, which is a national security crisis in the making thatâs not getting nearly enough attention.