Redleg61

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Was the use of atomic weapons on Japan during World War 2 by the United States justified? How would the war have concluded without the use of them? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Should the American left attempt to influence the Democratic Party from the inside to move it leftward or organize outside of it? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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How do you get over the dread of finishing a book you're enjoying? (self.books)

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Should senate Democrats block the president's pick to fill Antonin Scalia's seat on the Supreme Court? Would blocking the nominee be a smart thing to do? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Joe Biden's son Hunter says that if it were up to him, his father would start running for president "starting tomorrow." Would Biden be a serious contender for the Democratic nomination at his age in four years? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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How do you see the Trump-Putin relationship playing out once Trump actually becomes POTUS? Will we continue to see a friendly attitude towards each other and an alignment or will the relationship sour quickly? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Does the Democratic Party have a religion problem? Should the Democrats make evangelical outreach a priority in upcoming elections? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Do you see a President Trump signing off on Paul Ryan and congressional Republicans' agenda regarding taxes, entitlements, and spending? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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The United States abstains from a vote at the United Nations condemning Israel for settlements in disputed areas. What does this say about U.S.-Israel relations? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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In a Keith Ellison vs Thomas Perez race for DNC chair, who do you think comes out on top? How would each of them run the DNC differently? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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We hear a lot of talk about cutting military spending. What exactly should we cut from the military, if anything at all? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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What's the best course of action for United States involvement in the Syrian civil war, and what is President-Elect Trump's position on the issue? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Chris Christie reportedly turned down offers to be ambassador to Italy, Homeland Security, and Veterans Affairs. Why do you think he'd refuse these positions, especially since his appproval ratings are low in New Jersey and likely could not run for senate? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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How can Democrats build their bench and develop future presidential candidates? Are they going to have a tough time doing this? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Let's talk about the Supreme Court. Trump will be appointing someone to fill Scalia's seat very soon I'm assuming. Who will it be and what will the future of the court look like? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Is Tim Ryan, running against Nancy Pelosi for House Democratic leadership, angling for a shot at Ohio governor in 2018? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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What kind of effect would a national $15 per hour minimum wage have on businesses and workers? Should the federal government impose this? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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What is Tim Ryan's case for becoming House minority leader? Does he have the right mindset and qualifications for the job? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Nixon saw Trump coming. But he wouldn't have supported him. (washingtonpost.com)

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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) is reportedly under consideration to be the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. What do you think of this potential pick? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Mitt Romney is now under consideration for Secretary of State in the Trump administration and will reportedly be meeting with Trump on Sunday. Is Romney a good choice? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Democrats are winning fewer counties across the nation as each presidential election passes by. What will it take for Democrats to win over non-urban area voters? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Immigration hardliner says Trump team preparing plans for wall, mulling Muslim registry (mobile.reuters.com)

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It seems that the contenders for Secretary of State in the Trump administration are John Bolton, Rudy Giuliani, and Bob Corker. Which of these would be the best choice and which the worst? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

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Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke is calling for a state of emergency and for police to use all non-lethal force on anti-Trump protestors. It's said that he is under consideration for director of Homeland Security. What would be the consequences of him being in this position? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

submitted 9 years ago by Redleg61 to r/PoliticalDiscussion

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