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Hello, and welcome to a new community specifically designed around questions and answers of a political nature!

My aim for this community is that it inspire more productive discussion - and less vitriol - than political news communities tend to produce. And for that reason, it's not a political news community!

That's right, this is not the community to submit the latest articles/screeds/Xitter posts on. It's for asking actual questions, and (hopefully) getting more thoughtful responses.

Full disclosure: I am a flaming liberal. There's no point in trying to hide that fact, nor is it something I feel the slightest shame about. That said, my goals with this community aren't particularly partisan. I want it to be informative, and provide factually accurate responses to political questions.

If that's something you're interested in, you're welcome here regardless of your personal partisanship!

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I suspect that if a Republican wins in 2028, that it will stay the Gulf of America. But if a Democrat wins, it will be more likely to change back. However, there is costs associated with the rename.

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I know it may be too soon to talk about, but given the rapid twist in American politics, I'm wondering what we can infer from the current situation.

We know Trump is very influenced by other leaders, most of whom are invaders themselves like Russia, Israel and China.

Russia invaded Ukraine under pretenses of denazification. Israel committed genocide using claims of anti-terrorism. Now Trump has warned of fighting the cartels. Today we see a blatant Nazi salute.

What can we expect in the short term? What could be the consequences in the long term? And now entertaining the idea of a possibility, what resistance is there from the inside? I have so many questions.

The news has been rattling, to say the least, that someone could so blatantly make the sign on live media. He has too many followers who could take that as a sign.

What's your take? I'm hoping this could spark some good conversation.

E: spelling

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I don't need to know this myself, but I'm sure someone out there does, so here's how:

https://www.usa.gov/register-to-vote

If you're a U.S. citizen and legally allowed to vote in your state, registration is quick and easy. Get registered today if you aren't already!

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Question does what it says on the tin. I'm not sure how that particular balancing act works.

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Both are legislative bodies, so I'm curious about how they structurally differ.

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Context: On Tuesday, SCOTUS is scheduled to hear a case involving mifepristone, an abortion drug: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2024/03/25/1240282129/mifepristone-supreme-court-fda-medication-abortion-explainer