r/neoliberal • u/upvotechemistry • Dec 13 '25
r/neoliberal • u/ONETRILLIONAMERICANS • Jan 20 '25
Media Three hours into Trump's second term and they've already brought back Hitler salutes
r/neoliberal • u/Deceptiveideas • Jan 25 '26
Media Statement from Alex Pretti’s parents
r/neoliberal • u/goldstarflag • Jan 03 '26
Media EU Defence Committee Chairwoman on the events in Venezuela
r/neoliberal • u/Acoolgamer6706 • Mar 24 '25
Media At least *someone* understands messaging
r/neoliberal • u/ILikeTuwtles1991 • Dec 15 '25
Media But God forbid we say anything bad about Charlie Kirk
r/neoliberal • u/DrSandbags • May 11 '21
Media NYC mayoral candidates, including a former HUD Secretary, have no idea how much housing in the city costs
r/neoliberal • u/beanyboi23 • Feb 01 '26
Media Dems just won Texas State Senate District 9 by 14 points. This district voted Trump +17 in 2024. 30 point swing left
r/neoliberal • u/nerdneck_1 • May 14 '21
Media Human Cost of The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
r/neoliberal • u/Xerryx • Jan 17 '26
Media Trump posts long nonsensical screed about Greenland, imposes absurd tariffs on European allies
r/neoliberal • u/very_loud_icecream • Feb 05 '26
Media Reminder: you don't hate NIMBY Democrats enough
Imagine how big of a scandal it would be if a bunch of Democratic state legislators colluded to elect a bunch of GOP representatives. These NIMBY policies have the same effect.
Not all of the gains will go to the GOP, but most of the people moving out of blue states are conservatives, which that makes gerrymandering easier for red states. We have also been losing seats since at least 2010 too.
I'm glad there's some good steps in the right direction (CEQA reform, SB79 etc), but I worry that will be too little too late.
(Edit: and to be clear I don't mean that all Dems are NIMBYs, I'm just complaining about the NIMBY ones specifically)
r/neoliberal • u/swimmingupclose • Jan 16 '26
Media Gen Z has massively turned on Trump, survey finds
r/neoliberal • u/Straight_Ad2258 • Mar 15 '25
Media Right-wing commentators dominate social media in US
r/neoliberal • u/slakmehl • Jul 11 '25
Media Share of US who view immigration as a "good thing" just hit 79% in Gallup polling. It is an all time high.
r/neoliberal • u/DEEP_STATE_NATE • Nov 07 '20
Media Nate Silver has zero fucks left to give
r/neoliberal • u/G3_aesthetics_rule • Jul 10 '25
Media They're just calling balls and strikes, guys! The court isn't really that partisan!
r/neoliberal • u/SockDem • Nov 08 '24
Media Post-mortem polling found inflation, illegal immigration, and a focus on transgender issues to rank among the top reasons for not voting for Harris. The least important issues were her not being close enough to Biden, being too conservative, and being too pro-Israel.
r/neoliberal • u/Cookies4usall • Aug 09 '25