▲ 4 r/AskDemocrats
Parties that are not united tend not to win elections. Will the Dems get their act together by November ?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 4 days ago
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▲ 63 r/leftistveterans
Who will fear the US military now that it's been humiliated by a third rate military power ?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 5 days ago
Who will fear the US military now that it's been humiliated by a third rate military power ?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 5 days ago
Surely the world would be a much better place without religion ?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 5 days ago
▲ 98 r/askanything
So Trump has announced the Strait of Hormuz is US territory according to BBC news. Is this true?
25th amendment springs to mind
u/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 6 days ago
▲ 89 r/askanything
Netanyahu's government has done more to damage Israel than all its previous leaders combined - your thoughts?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 7 days ago
▲ 190 r/askanything
Did Trump's 'decoy' flight endanger journalists who were on board AF1 ?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 9 days ago
Is the US economy on a knife edge given the standoff with Iran ?
It's clear to me that Iran is unlikely to blink first unless Trump gives them a clear win.
u/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 10 days ago
The next stock market crash is well overdue. Why hasn't it happened yet?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 11 days ago
▲ 319 r/askanything
Has Trump done more than any other President to damage the standing of the United States ?
reddit.comu/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/AskDemocrats
Why is Gavin Newsom not the favourite to be the Dems' nominee for 2028?
As a Brit, I don't understand why Harris is favoured instead of Newsom.
u/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 14 days ago
▲ 40 r/askanything
Name any country in the world where Trump is liked/respected?
I believe that Trump is universally despised. Am I wrong?
u/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 15 days ago
▲ 99 r/askanything
Am I in the minority in thinking that the US is more of a kleptocracy than a democracy?
Members of Congress (both sides of the aisle} are permitted to trade stock even though they have access to market sensitive information. Your President makes no secret of his financial crimes.
u/Spirited_Creme_3875 — 1 month ago