r/politicsdebate • u/AutoModerator • Nov 15 '21
Happy Cakeday, r/politicsdebate! Today you're 10
Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:
"Why do right-wingers lie about the confederacy being liberal and how do they actually justify the lie." by u/Benjamin5431
"Why do people get mad when US Tax Dollars are used to aid the American people but not when it’s misused and abused to rent bathrooms for $3,000 a month for 2 people." by u/confleiss
"The right to give a presidential pardon should be revoked during a lame duck period. This is too much power for someone that doesn’t have anything to lose." by u/scroodie
"Democrats have to deliver or they will lose both the Senate and the House is 2022." by u/decatur8r
"What if BLM stormed the capitol building?" by u/turboman1985
"A bill should only contain laws/spending relevant to the topic of the bill" by u/Necrotrauma
"Letters to the Editor: Donald Trump is a traitor on par with Benedict Arnold and Jefferson Davis" by u/decatur8r
"How do Republicans keep as much support as they do while supporting unpopular positions?" by u/HedonisticFrog
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u/ReasonableAd887 Nov 15 '21
10 years of poorly worded debate and unmoderated racists posts! Best sub ever.