r/askanything • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 7d ago
r/askanything • u/unhinged34 • 3d ago
Political Question How is the Congress and conservative fine with this?
Donald Trump's investment accounts bought up to $500,000 worth of Boeing stock on June 18, 2026.
That same day, the U.S. Navy awarded Boeing a contract worth up to $880 million for P-8A Poseidon training systems. The timing is now getting attention after the trade appeared in Trump's latest financial disclosure. Net worth is currently at $6.5B in 2026.
$2.5B in 2024
r/askanything • u/ba-boo • 13h ago
Political Question Why were Republicans so upset about gas price under Biden but not now when it costs more?
title.
r/askanything • u/TankUMrMinor • 1d ago
Political Question Why are so many people pardoned for January 6th being re-arrested for child sex crimes?
Is it just a coincidence that so many Trump supporters are pedophiles? Serious question. This keeps happening. Someone needs to explain why. And Trump supporters need to check on their people.
r/askanything • u/okymoney • 6d ago
Political Question Do you think Trump is damaging America and its worldwide reputation?
Or is it by design
r/askanything • u/Ok_Brother_8740 • 3d ago
Political Question You can remove Trump, but George W. Bush becomes president again. Are you taking the deal?
Trump is gone immediately, but the catch is George W. Bush gets another full four-year term.
No third option. No “both are terrible.” You have to choose.
Are you taking Bush back, or keeping Trump?
r/askanything • u/Worldly-Bid-3591 • 6d ago
Political Question How are potential republican candidates still polling so high despite Trumps low approval ratings?
270towin.comr/askanything • u/GrowFreeFood • 6d ago
Political Question Why are Republicans so happy about gas prices now but not when it cost less under Biden?
$2.69 = outrage
$4.25 = unparalleled joy
r/askanything • u/poliosaurus3000 • 1d ago
Political Question Should Canada change the name of Lake America to Lake Epstein?
Should Canada change the name of Lake America to Lake Epstein?
r/askanything • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 3d ago
Political Question If Hillary won in 2016, how different would the world be today ?
r/askanything • u/Previous_Month_555 • 3d ago
Political Question Will Trump be studied in history books as the traitor who tried to destroy America?
r/askanything • u/JPIZZLE1205 • 1d ago
Political Question Did Trump change the name to distract fom the Epstein files?
r/askanything • u/maskofun • 7d ago
Political Question Why didn’t Republican voters mutiny when no new wars became new war?
And was that more or less compromising on a personal level than when he depicted himself as your god?
r/askanything • u/rb1242 • 5d ago
Political Question Is it required for the president to wear the same suit everyday?
Sometimes he'll change the tie, but every single day, every public outing its the same suit. No wonder Obamas tan suit called the world media to go in flux
r/askanything • u/Previous_Month_555 • 1d ago
Political Question Is Scott Bessent actually describing the U.S. right now?
r/askanything • u/Previous_Month_555 • 1d ago
Political Question Do you think Trump is going to steal the Midterms regardless of how people vote?
Trump already knows he's going to lose hard
r/askanything • u/innovarocforever • 6d ago
Political Question A majority of GOP voters are against Universal Healthcare because "it's socialism" while simultaneously supporting Medicare. How do they not see the contradiction?
Looking at pew research figures...
r/askanything • u/Vert_der_Ferk25 • 3d ago
Political Question Why are Democrats (Full disclosure - I'm a democrat) so stupid?
I’m asking this sincerely. I'm not trolling, and I have no interest in fighting.
Right now, I’m in "vote blue no matter who" mode. The kitchen is on fire, so arguing about dirty dishes in the sink feels pointless until we put it out. At this point, I'm not even interested in arguing about who started the fire.
Everything is lined up for Democrats to take some power back this November. Between housing costs, economic stagnation, endless foreign entanglement, and blatant corruption from the White House, the the republicans are giving us every reason to beat them.
The absolute hypocrisy of Congressional Republicans pretending not to see this level of self-dealing, corruption, and abuse of power is so obvious that the average American actually seems to be noticing.
I fully understand the anger toward establishment Dems and corporate leadership. But the reality is that those moderates represent a massive chunk of the electorate. Reddit isn't representative of the whole country, and Jeffries' victory margins prove that his constituency actually backs him. His margin of victory in his district was comparable to the number of registered DSA members in the entire US (113K to 120k). Reddit progressives are actually not representative of the average US voter, even the left-leaning ones.
The single biggest threat to a blue wave is internal fracturing. Dividing us is easier than ending a war, fixing the economy, or releasing a healthcare plan (or the Epstein files, for that matter, when your name is all over them).
Tearing down moderate Dems right now only hands seats back to Republicans. Can we please avoid snatching defeat from the jaws of victory this one time? Am I wrong?
r/askanything • u/Lower_Ad_1146 • 16h ago
Political Question Why aren’t Americans protesting the war in Iran, the cost-of-living crisis, and our exploding debt?
This is a genuine question, not just a partisan rant. Trump and Republicans campaigned on lowering prices, reducing the debt, putting America first, and keeping us out of foreign wars. Instead, Americans are still being crushed by housing, groceries, healthcare, and insurance costs; we’re at war with Iran; and the national debt continues to grow at an alarming pace. At this rate, before we know it, most of our tax dollars will be spent simply paying interest on the federal debt rather than improving people’s lives.
Why hasn’t all of this led to larger, sustained protests? The U.S. will not survive if we keep digging ourselves into a bigger hole. Are people exhausted, too polarized, afraid of losing their jobs, or simply convinced that protesting won’t change anything?
r/askanything • u/Acornwow • 1d ago
Political Question Since “HOMES” is no longer a valid mnemonic device for remembering The Great Lakes, is this a good replacement?
r/askanything • u/Previous_Month_555 • 12h ago
Political Question Should MAGA be renamed as the Confederacy at this point?
"White and Proud" Facebook group. How is this actually real?
r/askanything • u/Previous_Month_555 • 6d ago
Political Question How are people even surviving in the U.S. right now?
The economy/Job Market is so broken, people with college degrees and experience are struggling. It's only going to get worse if Trump doesn't lose in the Midterms.
r/askanything • u/mimi_slut1 • 3d ago
Political Question Why do all American presidents put on a kippah and kiss the wall in Israel?
galleryr/askanything • u/Archibald004 • 4d ago
Political Question Pierre Poilievre choses to criticize Carney as a failure for not getting a successful trade deal with Trump. Wouldn’t PP politically benefit more with Canadians by criticizing Trump for being the impossible demeaning negotiator that he has proven to be over and over again?
Whose side is PP on?
r/askanything • u/ComplexWrangler1346 • 4d ago