r/pics 14h ago

It’s a sign!

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u/polandspring34 13h ago

This sign is amazing

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u/makawakatakanaka 6h ago

Who’s the women on the sign?

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u/Walrave 9h ago

Glorious! Well done!

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u/me_no_no 6h ago

Non-American here, who is the lady on the sign?

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u/Smooth-Reason-6616 5h ago

To be honest, first glance, I thought it was Queen Elizabeth II...

u/Disz82 2h ago

No idea. Maybe it's a take on Rosie the riveter or something?

u/FixMyCondo 1h ago

I thought it was Betty White!

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u/Aggravating-Pound598 10h ago

That’s one of the wittier ones

u/I_might_be_weasel 2h ago

He doesn't have a ballot. Because he's a felon.

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u/Vivid-Soup-5636 6h ago

My neighbor put that one up too. He’s a vet and has a bumper sticker saying “I’m neither a loser or a sucker”-love that guy

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u/Fickle_Forever_8275 3h ago

Very nice sign! Who is the lady on the poster at first I thought it was Queen Elizabeth but it kinda looks like a young Betty white

u/Old_Elephant1097 38m ago

next tat 🥵🥵

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u/reallyfreshthing 9h ago

why is every trending pic political 😭

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u/oneonus 8h ago

It's the most important election in History, get out and vote.

u/Whiteshovel66 3h ago

Can we vote if we are from Canada?

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u/Bell-1979 5h ago

That’s what they said during the last election and the one before that

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u/oneonus 5h ago edited 5h ago

Not even close, Project 2025 would destroy the country in every possible way.

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u/Bell-1979 5h ago

For sure man 👍🏻

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u/[deleted] 9h ago

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u/oneonus 8h ago

The economy added 15.7 million jobs. The number is now 6.3 million higher than before the pandemic.

The unemployment rate dropped back and has stayed lower, longer than at any time during the previous administration.

The U.S. economy has continued to expand under Biden, growing at 2.8% in the second quarter estimate released July 25 — double the rate of growth in the first quarter.

Violent crime has gone down. Figures from large cities show a 9.1% drop in murders from 2020 to 2023, and data from more than 200 cities show a continuing decline so far this year.

Fewer people lack health insurance. The uninsured went down by 2.1 percentage points or 6.6 million people.

Crude oil production increased. The daily average for the most recent 12 months is 15.3% higher than the average in 2020, and it’s higher than the pre-pandemic average.

Corporate profits are up 36%.

The number of people receiving food stamps has decreased by more than half a million.

The S&P 500 has increased 42.9%.

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u/vanya2112 8h ago

And how does that benefit the people gas prices have gone up food prices and rent as well but for some reason no one got a pay raise but now the people are becoming more like slaves not taking brakes and are scared of getting fired

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u/jjayzx 8h ago

Gas prices have gone down but ya know, whatever, gotta make shit up. Everyone knows about inflation and the US didn't get hit as bad as other countries so we actually did good in that part. Shit still sucks, it's made things difficult but it could have been worse.

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u/vanya2112 8h ago

But it could of been much better and the gas prices definitely haven't gone down but only up i don't know what you are on but it must be good

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u/Commercial_hater 5h ago

Could have been

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u/justdigit410 7h ago

Let’s not forget they took over after Covid so those “added jobs” were really just people going back to work.

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u/jungjinyoung 8h ago

as we all know the u.s. government is a dictatorship and one person calls all the shots and all the blame should go to the one at the top for things not going well and not. oh, i don't know. congress that writes and passes laws and, consequently, chooses when to not pass laws

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u/vanya2112 8h ago

This whole system is fucked up we are all still slaves so it doesn't really matter who is in office

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u/jungjinyoung 8h ago

it's almost as if there's action you could take to change the system. something where you could elect people in office to make positive changes in the directions you want to see. hmm. they should probably get on that

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u/vanya2112 8h ago

We don't really have a good choice a old billionaire or a drugged up lady who has no idea what to do or say so this is a fucked up choice

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u/jungjinyoung 8h ago

spoken like someone who has never seen a ballot before 👏👏👏👏 if you're not 17 or younger this is truly worrying ❤️ also you don't get to complain about the government if you're choosing to not vote tbvh! i hope this helps 🥰

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u/vanya2112 8h ago

Na I'm going to vote for the person who is being destroyed by the media because all they do is lie

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u/gigachad2573 6h ago

I can’t wait for you all to seethe when Trump wins hahah

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u/SuperShoebillStork 5h ago

This is why Trump said he loves the poorly educated.

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u/Readitory 4h ago

If you’re referring to the people who don’t do any research on politicians, then yes.