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Feb 19, 2021 · Can democracy work on the internet? Reddit tells a mixed story. Rob Allam moderates “RoastMe,” an insult comedy-focused community on Reddit. He’s found it rewarding in some regards, but he’s...
The RNC, under Lara Trump, has recently embraced his efforts and is working closely with Presler and his organization (Early Vote Action) this election to secure a GOP victory up and down the ballot.
r/PoliticalScience. u/Calligraphee. MOD • 2 mo. ago. Reminder: Read our rules before posting! Meta. Recently there has been an uptick in rulebreaking posts largely from users who have not bothered to stick to the rules of our sub. We only have a few, so here they are: MUST BE POLITICAL SCIENCE RELATED. This is our Most Important Rule.
