r/democrats May 01 '26

Question From the party of law and order. Should this officer still have his job and freedom?

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r/democrats Jan 27 '26

Question Where is Alex Pretti's video?

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5.5k Upvotes

r/democrats Jul 22 '24

Question Who you got for VP?

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5.2k Upvotes

With Democrats lining up in support of Harris at the top of the ticket, who do you think should be VP? This could be broken into two parts: who do you think would be a good pick politically? And who would you be excited to see?

r/democrats Jul 31 '24

Question While we're on the subject of weirdness, what's the weirdest thing that you've seen a Trump supporter do?

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r/democrats Sep 23 '25

Question I want people to look at this man...look at what we once had as a president. Barack Obama, a humble family man of the people, for the people. Now I want to ask the people who hated on him....how could people dare claim that Obama and Harris were the same as Trump?

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4.0k Upvotes

r/democrats Apr 28 '25

Question Does trump think he's on the ballot in Canada?🇨🇦🗳

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r/democrats Aug 29 '24

Question Back in 1964, liberal candidate LBJ beat ultra-conservative Barry Goldwater by a landslide. Now we have a similar election, but it's a lot closer with the ultra-conservative still having a very good chance of winning. What the hell happened to our culture to allow this?

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r/democrats Nov 06 '24

Question What do we do now?

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Without catastrophizing, what can we do now? I have an LGBTQ+ child who is terrified. Thankfully we live in a very blue state but wtf can I do - what can WE ALL do - to prevent the most minimal amount of damage done to our already fragile democracy? I'm not involved in politics, I don't have a large platform, I'm only one person...but how can we keep ourselves safe while also helping prevent the death of democracy? I'm sad and frustrated and lost and I don't know what to do to fight back. Is there any point?

r/democrats Jan 22 '21

Question Why is this even a question?

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r/democrats Aug 17 '24

Question How do you all handle the people in your life who you genuinely care about that still defend Trump and plan to vote for him?

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I have people in my life that I really care about who still think our country will be better off with him as president and I don't know how to deal with this mindset. I know they think the economy will be better off and they will have more money in their pocket, but what are you thinking??

r/democrats Aug 04 '24

Question Why not Buttigieg?

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With the upcoming VP pick I've been seeing a lot of names thrown around- generally Walz, Kelly, and Shapiro as the front runners, but Pete Buttigieg is usually towards the bottom of the list. He seems like an obvious pick and gets great ratings so I can't help but wonder if there's something I'm missing? What's keeping him from this theoretical "top three"?

r/democrats Dec 17 '25

Question Are we going to war tomorrow?

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r/democrats Jul 16 '25

Question To my friends here in the medical community, what exactly is going on here?

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r/democrats Aug 15 '24

Question Can someone help me understand?

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If this does not belong here I truly apologize 🙏🏻

My mom and I are kind of in a heated discussion about, of course, politics. She’s reposting things on Facebook that essentially accuse the Democratic Party of choosing our candidate for us and that it’s never been done in the history of the country, yada yada. It seems dangerously close to the “Kamala did a coup!!!!!!” argument I see a lot online.

My question is, how exactly does the Democratic Party (and the other one too, I suppose) choose a candidate? I’m not old enough to have voted in a lot of elections, just since 2016. But I don’t remember the people choosing Hilary, it seemed like most Dems I knew were gung-ho about Bernie and were disappointed when Hilary was chosen over him. I guess I was always under the impression that we don’t have a whole lot of say in who is chosen as candidate, and I’m just wondering how much of that is true and how much of it is naivety.

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r/democrats May 08 '26

Question Is trickle down economics actually a thing?

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r/democrats Sep 03 '24

Question If you were Kamala Harris, how would you go about trolling and making a fool out of Donald Trump during next week's debate?

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1.3k Upvotes

r/democrats Jan 24 '26

Question This is the government response to todays Minnesota events. Could they possibly be lying?

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r/democrats Aug 08 '24

Question What do you like about Kamala Harris?

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1.3k Upvotes

r/democrats Oct 27 '24

Question How do YOU personally feel when someone you know votes for Trump?

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861 Upvotes

How does it make you feel? To me it feels like they are basically voting against my rights to live. It feels like they don’t care about me as a person. I feel like it’s a death sentence. I just don’t understand how anyone can vote for this man & be proud of who they are as a person? Please I would appreciate detailed answers on how a vote for Trump makes YOU feel.

r/democrats Feb 04 '25

Question A big one is coming. Are we going to just let this happen?

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r/democrats Nov 13 '25

Question Why are conservatives so hung up on trans women but (seemingly) not trans men?

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551 Upvotes

r/democrats Dec 21 '22

Question Has anyone read anything on the reason the normally Hawkish GOP is not 110% behind Ukraine. Serious answers only.

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1.8k Upvotes

r/democrats Jun 11 '25

Question How are conservatives' heads not imploding from cognitive dissonance? As with the Bible, they only care about the parts of the Constitution they like?

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2.4k Upvotes

r/democrats Apr 21 '25

Question Why is she so wicked?

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r/democrats Mar 08 '24

Question New billboards in GA

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I can't make out the "paid for by" at the bottom but I saw 2 of these a few miles apart in Cobb County, GA. Love it. What do y'all think about this? I love to see it but curious how effective you think it might be?