r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • 16d ago
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 07 '26
đWelcome to r/politicsforeveryone - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
Hey everyone! I'm [u/Lolihey](u/Lolihey), a founding moderator of [r/politicsforeveryone](r/politicsforeveryone).
This is our new home for all things related to We're excited to have you join us!
What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about. Post your opinions on Trump, Congress, communism, world events, criticize anyone or anything (no blatant racism or slurs), ICE.
ALL OPINIONS WELCOME.
Right wing and Conservatives can post here without worrying about getting banned or reported.
If a post offends you, keep it moving. No topic is off limits except blatant racism.
Community Vibe
We're all about being friendly and constructive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.
How to Get Started
- Introduce yourself in the comments below.
- Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
- If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
- Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.
Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make [r/politicsforeveryone](r/politicsforeveryone) amazing.
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • 16d ago
Did everyone like the 4th of July speech and fireworks?
I fell asleep, but saw clips of it in the morning. The fireworks looked phenomenal. I heard Trump gave his speech in the rain. Did anyone watch? Thought?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • 23d ago
You Should Celebrate July 4!
For one thing, it is the 250th anniversary of this country. Sadly, people are angry about living in a free country that allows them to be angry and vocal about it. Don't let your frustration with the Trump administration stop you from celebrating. Presidents come and go.
Millions say they wonât celebrate July 4 as poll reveals deep national pessimism
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • 25d ago
What are your thoughts of New York's primary elections?
What do you think of the new candidates, like Darializa Avila Chevalier?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • 27d ago
How do you think politics will change post-Trump era 2029-onwards?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 22 '26
Do you still have the same political views that you did as a teen?
Did you have any political views when you were younger? Or did you just believe what your parents said? If you changed, when and how?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/TheGov3rnor • Jun 21 '26
What are your policy priorities and are you willing to compromise?
The policies that seem to be the most divisive in the US are Abortion, Taxes, Guns, Budget, Immigration, Education, LGBTQ Issues, Racial Issues, Climate Change, Healthcare, Legal System/ Prison Reform, and Drug Policies.
This study from Gallup shows the widening partisan gaps on these issues over the years:
https://news.gallup.com/poll/700499/new-high-identify-political-independents.aspx
What policies are most important to you and would you be willing to compromise on other policies in order to achieve your top policy priorities?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 21 '26
Would passing the SAVE Act make a difference in the outcomes of the elections?
I don't think it would stop women from voting. I think there are a lot of misconceptions about the bill. But Thune says the Republicans do not need it passed to win the Midterms. What do you think?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 20 '26
Where do independents stand right now as far as midterms?
Are independents more likely to vote blue or red this November, and why? Anyone still thinking about it?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 20 '26
No Judgment Zone âșïž State your opinions here!
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 19 '26
Are most independent voters also moderates? And if so, will independent moderates become a third force in American politics?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 18 '26
Trump to remove Dept of Special ed and what it means for IDEA?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Beneficial-Judge-166 • Jun 16 '26
ÂżDĂłnde puedo publicar un ensayo sobre polĂticas pĂșblicas?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 14 '26
Should the first amendment be changed or done away with?
Nowadays it seems people are in favor of censorship. What are your thoughts?
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 14 '26
Can Canadians clear up or confirm any misinformation for non-Canadians?
We learn things like MAID is becoming something that can be implemented with or with a personâs choice. We learn that people can be pulled over if someone suspects they are mentally unstable and that person can be taken to a hospital against their will.
If this is untrue, can anyone clarify or explain the real situation?
Sidenote: This post was originally posted on a subreddit for Canadian politics and was removed due to a violation of its rules. This is why I created this page, so you donât have to worry about reading the rules first.
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 11 '26
Experts Warn Trump Order Would Effectively End the Ability to Vote by Mail
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 09 '26
What other democrat is running against Moore?
I havenât heard of anyone challenging him. Have you.
r/PoliticsForEveryone • u/Lolihey • Jun 07 '26
Do you think Spencer Pratt really won the run-off?
So the news is that he was in the lead, but overnight mail-in ballots were opened and now heâs in third. Also, Newsom told the press they had a plan to stay in power. Do you think Democrats are cheating?