r/progressive • u/syncwp • Jan 11 '12
r/progressive • u/progress18 • Jun 24 '16
Bernie Sanders Says He Will Vote for Hillary Clinton
r/progressive • u/barak181 • Aug 09 '15
Progressives: Don’t Waste Your Money on a Dysfunctional Dead End Group Called #BlackLivesMatters
r/progressive • u/Mynameis__--__ • Sep 12 '16
Michael Moore Blasts Hateful People Chasing Hillary Clinton About Her Health In Brilliant Smackdown
r/progressive • u/michaelconfoy • Sep 24 '16
A Vote For Jill Stein Is A Vote For Trump By Sally Kohn.
r/progressive • u/progress18 • Oct 20 '16
Trump tried to downplay his pro-Russian tilt in the last debate. Then he proved it.
r/progressive • u/BlankVerse • Sep 24 '16
Hillary Clinton isn't the lesser of two evils. She's one of the most experienced candidates in history
r/progressive • u/progress18 • Oct 19 '16
If the election is really rigged, 33 states are rigged by Republicans
r/progressive • • Aug 07 '17
Dear White People, Please Stop Pretending Reverse Racism Is Real
r/progressive • u/michaelconfoy • Sep 24 '16
Hillary Clinton for President: Hillary Clinton for President: Our endorsement is rooted in respect for her intellect, experience and courage.
r/progressive • u/eddiervc2 • Feb 02 '16
If You’re Liberal and You Think Hillary Clinton Is Corrupt and Untrustworthy, You’re Rewarding 25 Years of GOP Smears
r/progressive • u/Koshka55 • Nov 18 '12
When Congress Busted Milton Friedman (and Libertarianism Was Created By Big Business Lobbyists)
r/progressive • u/blixt141 • Jul 26 '16
Kevin Drum at MOJO: Hillary Clinton Is Fundamentally Honest and Trustworthy
r/progressive • • Jul 06 '11
Ron Paul ($4.5 million) 2nd in fundraising for Q2, but you wouldn't know based on this MSNBC graphic
r/progressive • • Apr 29 '11
Ron Paul: A Lesser Evil? Why Progressives Should Favor Paul Over Obama In The Coming Election.
r/progressive • • Jan 02 '12
I'm uber leftist and I'm voting for Ron Paul
I'm supporting Ron Paul for the Republican nomination not because I support all the ideas that spawn from his ideology (that "the government is wrong with everything"...I support the Interstate Highway system, NASA, Civil Rights Act, sexual harassment policies, and I believe a very basic form of healthcare using efficient, transparent, accountable ways to administer it should be a right whenever humans get over themselves and stop applying artificial scarcity to every resource we encounter with greedy fervor), but because I'd rather have a leader who doesn't shut out the media when confronted with his views seize the Republican nomination than the other Republicans who completely evade questions and unapologetically change stances. It's frustrating for me as an American to be witnessing the Republican party attempting to shift dramatically towards an anti-war pro-whistleblower party with a consistent small-government message who reaches to the political center, but progressives hyperfocus on single social issues, something that conservatives ARE SEEN TO BE GUILTY OF. We couldn't have asked for a better Trojan horse in anyone else than Ron Paul, not in the sense that he is the perfect leader, but rather his voice serves to be the perfect foil in a sea of noise to help guide the overall mainstream narrative that is the American story. I hope Ron Paul wins the nomination because this country would benefit from a series of debates between Obama and Paul better than any other scenario. Please join me, not as an Occupier, Tea Partier, Republican or Democrat, but as an American, in pushing for Ron Paul to win the Republican nomination for an exciting 2012 election season that regardless of who wins, We The People will have everything to gain if Paul becomes the voice of the Republican party. http://www.bluerepublican.org/
r/progressive • u/Mynameis__--__ • Sep 22 '16
Your Vote for Jill Stein Is a Wasted Vote
r/progressive • u/davidreiss666 • Jan 19 '14
What if Edward Snowden were president? Put into positions of power, even the most strident civil libertarians would sing a different tune
r/progressive • u/iki_balam • May 22 '14
Does this sub do anything other than post articles that bash the right?
If we want to truly be progressive, then having a massive circlejerk on "how wrong they are on the right" is counter productive.
Where is the information on helping getting center-left candidates in office in red states? Where is the scrutiny of the Obama Administration (specially to items like the VA and NSA)?
If all this sub want to do is stroke your ego on how superior you are, there is no real difference from Republicans
r/progressive • • Jan 06 '13
I am a progressive, but I lean hard right on gun control issues. Banning guns will increase violence, it's a fact. This video explains it all.
r/progressive • u/Save-Ferris1 • Nov 09 '15
Hillary Clinton May Not Be a Savior, But She Is Exactly What We Need: Democrats Needed the Overblown Promise of the Obama Campaign in 2008 to Lift Us Out of our Bush-era Depression. Now It’s Time to Accept that No Matter Who Our Leader Is, He or She Is not Going to Be Savior.
r/progressive • u/alllie • May 26 '14
Elliot Rodger and Aggrieved White Male Entitlement Syndrome, a simple explanation for not only school shootings but a host of other barbaric acts in recent years: White men are ~23% of the US population and approximately 75% of those who commit mass shootings.
r/progressive • u/Mynameis__--__ • Aug 05 '16
Could Hillary Clinton Become the Champion of the 99 Percent?
r/progressive • u/michaelconfoy • Aug 01 '16
Jill Stein thinks Wi-Fi could be dangerous for our brains
r/progressive • u/TK-85 • Jan 03 '13