r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Sep 20 '20
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/fatal_strategy • Jul 30 '18
Obama Joins Club of the Super-Rich - Defends Global Capitalism in Lecture
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/fatal_strategy • Jul 18 '18
Clinging to Collusion: Why Evidence Will Probably Never Be Produced in the Indictments of ‘Russian Agents’
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Oct 12 '20
Time to get the nuts out of Office and hang the followers for TREASON
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Oct 14 '20
Why support the military if they are volunteers and want Trump?
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/fatal_strategy • Sep 22 '18
Rachel Maddow Makes 7 million dollars a year to preach Neoliberal and Imperialist Propaganda Each Night. So much for Capitalist "Efficiency"
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Oct 03 '20
Treasury reports rebut Biden’s ‘totally false’ claims about Hunter’s cash haul
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Oct 13 '20
Minnesota - vote whats right! Don't get fooled by either Party
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '20
Pelosi Actually Said Something of Substance . . . WHAT!?
This is one of the few times we'll be giving credit to Pelosi in regards to her interview on CNN.
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Sep 08 '20
What can Dems do to Help America?
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Aug 04 '20
Joe Biden Ad: Medicare for All Would Be an Insult to My Dead Son
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/fatal_strategy • Jul 14 '18
Bernie Sanders Participating in the New Cold War Yet Again
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/space99_ • May 15 '20
“I can offer nothing but contempt”: a so-called leftist’s smear on a Biden voter
Voted for Bernie on Super Tuesday and he won the California primary, what a day that was. Sadly he didn’t win the nomination so I’m voting for Biden in the general.
Many of you on the left side of the political spectrum may be unsatisfied with my choice for a vote; I assume that because many people on this subreddit have vocalized it loudly, not trying to generalize or accuse you of that.
But our choices are Biden or Trump.
For those of you in swing states, do you have a better option or will you bite the bullet for Biden? Any other option that I can think of (abstain, 3rd party, write-in, vote for Trump) gives Trump a higher chance at re-election. Unless you plan to revolutionize, every road other than a Biden vote leads to Trump. So I’m just curious, what’s your plan the remedy every disaster that’ll come out of a second Trump term? I’ll name some off the top of my head:
Climate crisis worsens
RBG is replaced with Sean Hannity
ACA is gutted for good
Migrants and their kids stay in cages (I know this was a problem before but not nearly to the extent it is now)
Western diplomacy turns to authoritarianism
Coronafuckingvirus
Public education is shredded and replaced with charter schools run by Ben Shapiro
Welfare for the rich deepens
Journalist oppression!!!!
The president is openly a bigot
Please help me understand why all this is necessary to prove your point that progressivism is better than Biden.
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/youngrippa • May 02 '20
New polls show a six-point lead average for Biden over Trump
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • May 02 '20
Joe Biden is lost in the clouds.
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/underwear_dickholes • Sep 17 '20
Neoliberal Verbal Vomit Vocaloid
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/MrSeamusL • Sep 14 '20
EVERYONE Downplayed Coronavirus (Including Trump, Democrats, and the Media)
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/Entitled_Millennials • Aug 13 '20
Something we all know; but even more pressing of a fact as this shit show of an election draws nearer. Two heads of the same beast. Voting for the lesser of two evils for the last 50 years has gotten us to where we are now. And it will only get worse.
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/-RothStaR- • Nov 07 '20
TRUMP LOST!
The tyranny is over...
Or is it?
Well we gotta make it to January first and my fear is that, knowing the crybaby Trump is, he's gonna challenge everything, which will fail, he will kick and scream like a toddler, but he still has presidential powers until then.
He could start a war, he could kill more people, he could incite his cult followers and that's what I'm afraid of.
We should be glad that we will no longer have a fascist, white supremacist, racist, homophobic, sexist, and aggressive dictator as president, but we should never forget that 67 million Americans did vote for him.
67 million Americans rejected peace, justice, and democracy for hate, corruption, and fascism...
These are our friends, our family, our neighbors, our employers and employees. People have shown their true colors. People have shown that all they needed to be aggressive, racist, and violent people - was permission from their leader.
We will move on and we will heal, we will have a more progressive and democratic nation moving forward. We'll get back to normal life and Trumpers will throw out their hats, and their flags, and their bumper stickers, and try to blend back in to civilized society...
...but never forget, they showed us who they really are.
God bless America, and let us pray for better, but as we've seen Trump wasn't the cause, he was the result of a disenfranchised American people who supported these dangerous ideas that Trump spouted and that's the real challenge we face now.
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Oct 10 '20
Green Party Candidate is ready to debate Biden or Trump
r/PoliticalCoverage • u/mulutavcocktail • Aug 02 '20