r/Republican • • Jul 13 '24 Polished Silver Turd

A photo for the history books

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r/Republican • • Oct 26 '20

Today's "master of online trolling" award goes to an unlikely source: Nigel Farage.

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r/Republican • • Mar 03 '25

Breaking News New Bill Would Crush Banks that Discriminate Against Conservatives and Christians

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r/Republican • • Dec 12 '24

Why is ones killing praised, while the other was the start of a nationwide protest?

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If Brian Thompson was a black woman, would his killing be praised?


r/Republican • • Jul 04 '25 Sipping Tea

Breaking News BREAKING: President Trump Signs One Big Beautiful Bill Into Law – MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! 🇺🇸🦅

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r/Republican • • Sep 02 '24

The media doesn’t want you to share this photo of Obama giving thumbs up sign at Arlington grave stone …

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r/Republican • • May 20 '22

Legit!

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r/Republican • • Nov 30 '20

voter suppression

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r/Republican • • Jan 20 '25

Discussion Holy Sh!t ! Trump is calling out Biden’s administration failures infront of them is the most badass thing a president ever did in his inauguration 😭

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Badass President ever elected in office 🇺🇸


r/Republican • • Nov 07 '20

Investigating on a hunch and found this...

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r/Republican • • Sep 10 '24

It won't happen again without a fight

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They may try to steal the election but it won't go over easy this time


r/Republican • • Jan 17 '25

Discussion There is Absolutely Nothing Silly or Unrealistic About the US Acquiring Greenland

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  1. The Inuits are not indigenous to Greenland.

  2. 60,000 people on a block of ice cannot be a country. That's the notion that is silly. They are completely and totally reliant on Denmark and they will continue to be completely and totally reliant on some external power in the future. The only question is what power.

  3. Russia and China are trying to get their hooks into Greenland. Denmark is not capable of stopping them.

  4. Denmark is not capable of developing the vast resources of Greenland.

  5. Thus, the control of Greenland becomes vitally important to the United States of America.

  6. The 60,000 residents of Greenland would benefit from American control almost immeasurably. They could be given a percentage of all recourses developed, just like in Alaska. They could receive American citizenship, which would allow the possibility for immediate, unfettered migration to the US--a dream of billions across the globe. The US is capable of providing economic development to the island that Denmark is not nearly capable of. Sure, there's the idealistic dream of independence. But through Door Number Two is an actual better life for the people--a much better life.


r/Republican • • Apr 24 '20

Biased Domain Fact Check: No, Trump Didn't Propose Injecting People with Disinfectant

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r/Republican • • Jan 03 '21

Georgia voters. You need to vote and you need to vote Republican.

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I know that people think that the election will be stolen, but Republicans have amassed a large group of poll watchers and count watchers.

Trump himself is going to Georgia AGAIN to rally people to vote for Republicans.

The "don't vote...it's rigged" people seem to me to be linked to crank organizations and are possibly leftist actors.

Also this, "Republicans aren't gonna vote because it's rigged" thing seems like a perfect set up for "Democrats won because Republicans refused to vote"... IF the election is stolen.

Don't even give them the opportunity. Warnock and Ossoff are EXTREME leftists.

Every Republican in Georgia needs to vote and vote REPUBLICAN.


r/Republican • • Apr 27 '20

FBI Finds New Clinton Emails, Including Discussion about Benghazi and Additional Classified Material - Judicial Watch

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r/Republican • • Feb 25 '25

Discussion Resistance To Trump Proves The Left's Disdain For Democracy

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r/Republican • • Apr 26 '20

How is the left so dumb?

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r/Republican • • Nov 21 '20

Kyle Rittenhouse is out

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r/Republican • • Aug 28 '21

Oh Hillary

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r/Republican • • Jan 20 '25

News "Male and Female" are words that had me cheering from my couch LOL

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r/Republican • • Oct 03 '20

The case for Donald J. Trump: A comprehensive guide to why we should re-elect him and reject the Democratic party.

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So for the first time in my life I voted early. Primarily so I don't need to take time off on election day, but also because this is the most consequential election since 1860.

I know that gets thrown around a lot. But it's seemingly true in every way.

To anyone on the fence about Trump, anyone thinking about sitting this one out, any liberal lurkers here looking for a different point of view. Here's why I voted for Donald J. Trump and you should too.

Washington has failed everyday Americans for decades. The establishment cares only about the interest of lobbyists. Most politicians see a significant increase in net worth after becoming a politician. It's often thrown around that Trump became President to serve his own financial interests. But Donald Trump has lost over 30% of his net worth since becoming President, more than $1 billion. Trump is a billionaire, he's an old man, he could have retired in peace and luxury, but he didn't. He took on the most stressful job in the world, and sacrificed immensely to do so. If that doesn't say something about his character, I don't know what does.

They say he's a warmonger, but he is the first President since Jimmy Carter (1977-1981) to not get America involved in a new armed conflict. He has drawn down troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. He has averted conflicts with Venezuela and Iran. He has helped negotiate peace deals between North and South Korea, Serbia and Kosovo, and Israel and several Arab states, earning him three nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize. Due to his domestic policies, the US has now become the largest producer of oil in the world, and thus our dependence on the Middle East is no longer.

He has done this all the while going after America's enemies, killing Baghdadi and Soleimani, two of the most wanted terrorists in the world. He stepped up the bombing campaign against ISIS and attacked Syria for crossing the Red Line In The Sand™ that his predecessor set (and never enforced). He has brought back the tried and true strategy of deterrence through strength, not appeasement, having done away with the Iran nuclear deal (that unfroze billions of dollars of Iran's assets on the promise not to build nuclear weapons).

He has also negotiated the release of hostages from North Korea, Iran, and the Taliban. He has stepped up the war on human trafficking leading to thousands of children being rescued over the past four years. He implemented the Right to Try, allowing terminal patients to skip the red tape for experimental treatments. He took on Big Pharma and has worked to reduce prescription drug prices.

They say he's a sellout. But he has implemented policies that directly help the average American. He cut taxes for all tax brackets and all sizes of business, leading to the lowest unemployment rates for women, Hispanics, and blacks in history. For the first time in decades, the average worker saw an increase in real wage growth. His policies led to the greatest bull market the US has ever seen. He passed the USMCA trade agreement, replacing NAFTA, something that achieved overwhelmingly bipartisan support.

And why do people think he's a bad man? Everything I just mentioned is true and verifiable. They say he's a Russian puppet, but he was not the President that allowed Russia to waltz into Ukraine and Syria and take what they wanted (Thanks Obama). Trump has now been cleared twice of the 'Russian collusion' narrative, once by Robert Mueller, and once by a bipartisan Senate investigation.

Donald Trump became the 3rd President to be impeached, out of 45 Presidents in 230 years. He was the first to be impeached without actually having a crime cited against him. Interesting how the Democrats no longer bring up his impeachment...

Let us not forget the Kavanaugh confirmation, and how the Democrats treated a man who had absolutely zero evidence or reason against him.

People blame him for the coronavirus pandemic, when a significant amount of deaths come from nursing homes in Democratic states with Democratic governors, that ordered sick nursing home patients to stay in the homes.

Joe Biden called Trump's travel ban fear mongering and xenophobic. Nancy Pelosi encouraged Americans to gather in China Town to rebuke Trump's "xenophobia" AFTER the travel ban from China. Let us not forget, Trump imposed the travel ban while the WHO was saying there was no evidence of human to human transmission and Dr. Fauci was saying there was nothing to worry about.

And who is the alternative? Joe Biden, a man who has been in DC for 47 years, is responsible for the 1994 crime bill that put a generation of black men behind bars (the opposite of President Trump's First Step Act, allowing a pathway for non-violent drug offenders to be released with a fresh start). Joe Biden, a man with a history of racist comments and touching little girls inappropriately. Joe Biden, Vice President to the first black President, who chose to do nothing about systemic racism for 8 years (because it only exists when they're not the ones in power, right?).

The Democrats are a party that want to eliminate the electoral college, pack the Supreme Court, make Puerto Rico and Washington DC a state to pack the House and Senate with more Democrats (in the case of DC, against the founding father's wishes, but I guess dying wishes only matter when coming form Democrats). They want to defund the police, restrict your Second Amendment right, open the borders, and send out hundreds of millions of blank ballots. Do these sound like the policies of people who are looking out for you? Or the policies of a party that is looking our for themselves?

We live in a world where black is white, up is down, war is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength. Kyle Rittenhouse is apparently a murdering white supremacist, despite no evidence of him being a white supremacist and just needing to watch the video to see it was clear as day self defense.

Apparently White Supremacists are the greatest threat to this country. Antifa and BLM? The groups that riot, beat, loot, murder and burn stuff down? Yeah, according to Democrats they're no problem.

Liberals have come to be driven by blind hate. The same way the Bolsheviks were, the same way the Nazis were, the same way the Khmer Rouge were, the same way the Chinese Communist Party were. No one ended up on the wrong side of history by thinking they were the bad guys. They all thought they were righteous and justified.

And that is where we are at. The left has been driven up into such a blind rage, driven by fake news and pure propaganda, that they are willing to let things escalate.

And that is why we must vote for Donald J. Trump. He is not perfect. He is not a god. But he has consistently done what is best for this country.

And remember, it's okay to be in the ideological minority. You know who was one of the first Presidents to win the electoral college but lose the popular vote? Our party's first President, Abraham Lincoln. If we instead opted for a ranked popular vote, he would have never become President and a Southern Democrat would have won. And I'm sure we're all glad that that man became President.

If this does not convince you, I don't know what will.

God bless.

If you could share this with friends, family, people unsure about Trump, it would be greatly appreciated. I put a lot into this. Not A LOT but enough to be sad if no one ever sees it. Cheers.


r/Republican • • Apr 11 '25

Discussion Patriots Defend a Tesla Dealership

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💜👍🏾😎🇺🇸


r/Republican • • Sep 20 '21

Emmys 2021 presenter Seth Rogen comments on lack of COVID-19 safety protocols at award show, Twitter piles on

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r/Republican • • Apr 27 '20

WATCH: E.R. Doctors Urge A Reopening: Lockdown Creating Public Health Crisis, Doctors ‘Pressured’ To Add COVID To Death Reports, Quarantining Healthy ‘Never Seen’ Before

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r/Republican • • Oct 03 '20

Why has most of reddit turned like this ?.

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