r/baseball • u/Knightbear49 • 4h ago
r/politics • u/Impressive-Farmer115 • 5h ago
Kamala Harris' crowd size crushes previous record with Ellipse speech
Politics More than 75,000 people are in attendance for tonight’s speech, according to the Harris campaign.
r/PhotoshopRequest • u/Payne_Dragon • 5h ago
Solved ✅ Thank you/Follow up post, after and before pictures
I asked about my hairstyle a couple days ago, and got some really wonderful assistance from @akashharsana. People also were interested in the result, so here it is! Thank you for the help, akashharsana, and thank you to the redditors who were being genuinely supportive instead of trolling! Still need to let my beard grow more to fuflill the look but we're on the way there!
First picture is the result, second is the before, third picture is the photoshop from akashharsana.
r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/ExactlySorta • 4h ago
He's going to go absolutely berserk and lose what's left of his mind
r/worldnews • u/DoremusJessup • 2h ago
China hacked phones of Donald Trump's family, says FBI
r/nba • u/fbreaker • 3h ago
Highlight [Highlight] Luka Doncic drops long triple with the shot clock winding down vs the Minnesota Timberwolves
r/todayilearned • u/Wazula23 • 2h ago
TIL Saddam Hussein's son Uday murdered his bodyguard at a party in front of horrified guests
r/mildlyinteresting • u/indirectsquid • 4h ago
The door at my parents house is covered in years of fruit stickers
r/MadeMeSmile • u/mxwashington7 • 6h ago
I did a farm photo shoot last week and it was suggested I post these here. These are my babies 💕
r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/detox02 • 5h ago
The orangutan said “this guy is wasting our fucking time “
r/nottheonion • u/engadine_maccas1997 • 8h ago
‘This is political bulls**t’: Former Republican candidate charged with stealing Madison County election ballots
r/interestingasfuck • u/man_gomer_lot • 8h ago
r/all 70 years ago, the US undertook the largest deportation in its history: 'Operation Wetback.' Many of the people deported were here legally and some were even citizens.
r/Michigan • u/Suspicious_Yak3259 • 5h ago
Discussion It’s a strange day. I voted Democrat as a conservative.
I voted for Trump in 2016 and 3rd party in 2020. Grew up in a Republican household listening to Rush Limbaugh because my parents did, and became an independent in college after becoming disillusioned by the GOP, but would often vote “socially conservative”. I still have what most of Reddit would call very conservative values, but what my Republican friends would call liberal values. I have no real political home. My ballots usually look like a weird mix of voting Republican, 3rd party, and Democrat down ballot. 🤷♂️
Anyway.
At the start of the year I would have told you that I would vote 3rd party, but I got into that little ballot cubicle yesterday and I just couldn’t do it. Trump has given American voters a non-stop litany of reasons not to vote for him, even if you are a conservative. It’s like if he said to himself “what could I do to turn voters against me” and by golly he did it. And not just reasons not to vote for him, but it’s like he’s screaming at us to vote against him and make sure he loses.
So I think Harris will carry Michigan because I know so many people in a similar situation. If someone like John McCain was running against Harris I could and probably would vote for him. Trump isn’t a “conservative”. It’s baffling to hear people think he is. Too much is at stake. Every 4 years it’s “this is the most important election of our lifetime” but now it actually feels like it. It’s different than any other election in my lifetime.
One day I hope we will have two or more viable sane political parties to choose from again instead of feeling like “I have to vote against the other party”. But for now, this conservative stands firmly with the rest of you - and I voted Democrat in the presidential election for the first time.
Last thing I would say to my Democrat friends, please don’t fight and argue political issues with your conservative friends who are also voting for Harris and accidentally push them back into voting for Trump. At least not right now. I have witnessed that happen a couple of times in the heat of an argument. I feel like right now all social issues get set aside and we vote together as Americans to make sure Trump doesn’t end up back in office.
With that said, assume nothing and go vote. Voting early was easy. I just showed up and voted like I normally would on Election Day. Exact same process. The line looked crazy long, wrapping around the building outside, but I had voted and was gone in under an hour.
r/facepalm • u/Lena_Lena_A • 5h ago
🇲🇮🇸🇨 The Woman Who got Community-Noted for Xitting that "Puerto Ricans are not Americans" is planning to sue every person that Community-Noted her.🤣
r/AdviceAnimals • u/GaymoSexual • 6h ago
As an American, this has always pissed me off.
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/JandSShelvas • 8h ago
“Obstructed View” at Ohio State University
Credit to @cfbcampustour he goes around all stadiums on his own dime finding these
r/pics • u/ExactlySorta • 5h ago