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r/Ask_Politics

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The goal of this subreddit is the promotion of political knowledge by disseminating knowledge of law and policy considerations that drive our representatives and other government actors.

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to r/Ask_Politics by TheChimerical
4 weeks ago
Why was there no war during Trump term?
to r/Ask_Politics by TheChimerical
4 weeks ago
Was the Abraham accords good for Middle East?
to r/Ask_Politics by AuditorTux
6 months ago
[Mega-thread]Shots Fired at Trump Rally
to r/Ask_Politics by Sorryaboutthat1time
6 months ago
What if "Biden-Harris" becomes "Harris-Biden?"
to r/Ask_Politics by Significant-Item-223
6 months ago
Why are totalitarian states trying to be seen as that they are not totalitarian?
to r/Ask_Politics by niclhnr
6 months ago
ELI5: Why would it be so bad if the Democrats would replace Biden?
to r/Ask_Politics by Cowhead_2010
6 months ago
Are there unconventional voting strategies used by legislators when passing a bill? Sometimes the leader will vote with the opposition.
to r/Ask_Politics by Typical-Length-4217
6 months ago
Why is the White House so soft on India?
in India
to r/Ask_Politics by poopyfacemcpooper
6 months ago
Someone told me that the party leaders used to pick the president after the public chose candidates. Is this true?
to r/Ask_Politics by Adventurous_Loan_120
6 months ago
Why are people so far on either side in the Palestine Israel conflict
in Israel
to r/Ask_Politics by WharfRatigan
6 months ago
Why don't some democrats in New York and California move to "swing states" like Wisconsin/Pennsylvania/Michigan/Georgia/Arizona to guarantee an electoral college victory? Biden won NY and CA by over 5 million votes in each state.
in New York City
to r/Ask_Politics by Altruistic-Ad-9492
6 months ago
Where is the best place to learn about a president’s record?
to r/Ask_Politics by samwise1380
6 months ago
Is this socialism?
to r/Ask_Politics by TheArabPosts
6 months ago
Is Macron's Syria Policy Putting France's Credibility at Risk?
in Syria
to r/Ask_Politics by coolperson7089
6 months ago
How do country's like Uruguay, Peru, Indonesia, Argentina, Sweden, Belgium, New Zealand, South Korea, Australia, have get huge voter participation? Ex. In 2019 Australia had 92 percent participation of registered voters. What is it about their cultures that produce large turnout?
in New Zealand
to r/Ask_Politics by lessfrictionless
6 months ago
Why do many nations outside the US also give primacy to the liberal/conservative dynamic? Is this a matter of U.S./U.K. influence or is there a better reason for other political spectra to be sidelined to the minority?
to r/Ask_Politics by Zertop
6 months ago
Who is pushing the 'it was rigged' narrative worldwide?
to r/Ask_Politics by Maladal
6 months ago
What makes Kamala Harris so often derided and does that derision extend past political observers?
to r/Ask_Politics by bumblebeecat91
6 months ago
Why didn’t the DNC focus on poising another candidate for nomination months ago?
to r/Ask_Politics by Lopsided-Scheme
6 months ago
Why does Macron hate LFI so much?
to r/Ask_Politics by ExPatBadger
6 months ago
Head-to-head polls in swing states with various Democratic candidates?
to r/Ask_Politics by mudderfudden
6 months ago
If Biden drops out of the race, does that mean Kamala Harris is the Democratic frontrunner? If so, can she still choose a running mate or would it have to be Speaker of the House?
to r/Ask_Politics by Orangutanion
6 months ago
The Heritage Foundation has said that, in the event of the DNC replacing Biden, they may go through each state and see if they can sue to keep Biden on the ticket. How possible will this be?
to r/Ask_Politics by humblerthanyou
6 months ago
Open democratic convention
to r/Ask_Politics by Terrible_Box_6360
6 months ago
Do politicians really hate each other?