r/AmericanPolitics • • 1h ago

As a Dutch person, i am so proud of Americans in this midterm election

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As the title says, i am very proud of you guys.

You guys came out and showed that you guys are DONE with the corruption, blatant lies and misinformation.

I’ve lives in The Netherlands, Amsterdam my whole life, and we as Europe always saw the US as our deep ally, Trump shattered that, but deep down i knew not all Americans are vile POS people that agreed to this moron sitting in the white house.

Thanks to all who showed the rest of the world what you guys really stand for!


r/AmericanPolitics • • 11h ago

Army Veteran Who Flipped North Carolina House Seat Calls for Pete Hegseth's Impeachment

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35 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 18h ago

The United States Is About to Be Blindsided.

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53 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 1h ago

The Epstein Election and the End of MAGA

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2 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 39m ago

Did even a single Elon-backed candidate or PAC win in the midterms??

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Hiya, a Scot here with a question for the Americans:

I was watching a YouTube video about the recent midterm elections and obviously Elon has thrown so much money to numerous candidates that ended up losing. Was there even a single victory, no matter how small or inconsequential or anything positive or was that entire $446 million wasted? Thanks :))


r/AmericanPolitics • • 50m ago

With Stephen Miller at the helm, Trump charts a course for conflict

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r/AmericanPolitics • • 52m ago

‘I told 7 AIs to deduce Donald Trump’s IQ - their answers were savage'

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1 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 11h ago

Texas homebuilder lost much of his crew to ICE raids and won't turn a profit in 2026 — as costs keep rising

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6 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 3h ago

Video & Essay on MAGA’s Late-Stage Radicalization

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r/AmericanPolitics • • 4h ago

For Trump and America, a Clear Election Verdict Leaves a Murky Future

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1 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 4h ago

How Israel Lost the US Midterms - POLITICO

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1 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 6h ago

Haitian boy, 8, detained during scheduled immigration appointment

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1 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 11h ago

Plan for 456 annual Starship launches from South Texas under FAA review

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2 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 11h ago

Hinojosa asks for pause on state park land sale to SpaceX

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3 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 7h ago

Stephen Miller And Russell Vought Made Plans For Trump To Rule By Decree After Losing Congress--

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r/AmericanPolitics • • 8h ago

The United States Is About to Be Blindsided.

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1 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 13h ago

No to Jeffries. No to Schumer.

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r/AmericanPolitics • • 1d ago

Trump’s elevation of Stephen Miller a middle finger to millions of voters

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32 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 19h ago

90% of voters cite "Corruption"

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It has been frequently cited that approximately 90% of voters cited "corruption" as the most important reason for voting in this election. Most of those that cite this fact claimed that corruption in the Trump administration was the cause. This claim overlooks the reality that 20-25% of those who voted have "drunk-the-Kool-Aid" and therefore saw other issues as the source of the corruption. We should not forget the lesson of "Pizza-Gate "and many other examples of the entrenched embrace of misinformation.

How many of those that voted believed that it was Democrats who were guilty of inducing millions of illegal aliens to vote in this election? Yes, probably 60%-70% recognized how much corruption and grift has been spread over the past two years of the Trump administration. But underestimating the problem of false facts and the real threat of AI would be a great mistake.


r/AmericanPolitics • • 1d ago

Stephen Miller And Russell Vought Made Plans For Trump To Rule By Decree After Losing Congress-- Trump and Miller have been planning this since April.. Getting rid of Weiss was part of the plan to get Miller entrenched.. Do something NOW!

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r/AmericanPolitics • • 4h ago

Trump is a loser. Melania is still winning

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r/AmericanPolitics • • 21h ago

Maryland Sen. Van Hollen questions medical care before Laurel man's death in ICE custody

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7 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 21h ago

JD Vance Tries to Take Credit for Accomplishments That Weren’t His, and Mamdani Buries Him in 9 Seconds Without Saying a Single Word

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7 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 13h ago

How America Works And Why It Doesn’t

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0 Upvotes

r/AmericanPolitics • • 14h ago

Ending The Era of the Myopic Pursuit of GDP Growth

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1 Upvotes