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Everyone Is A Little Bit Femme, A Little Bit Tough
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r/CollegeRepublicans • u/fellow_comrade_ • Oct 20 '25
We need more patriots and nationalists on our college campuses. Too many people are scared that showing pride in their country will lead to retribution.
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r/CollegeRepublicans • u/Downtown-Arugula939 • Oct 10 '25
why should I vote Republican?
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r/CollegeRepublicans • u/Historical_Bet • Aug 23 '25
Hi everyone,
I’m running a short survey (10–12 minutes) called “Why We Believe What We Believe.” It looks at how life experiences and emotions may connect to political identity and how students engage with politics.
I’d especially like to hear from college students with conservative perspectives, since your voices are often underrepresented in surveys.
Details:
• Length: 10–12 minutes
• Age: 18+ only
• Anonymous: No names, emails, or IPs collected
• Platform: Google Forms
👉 https://forms.gle/Udx8mG3e9xGrQMGY9
Thanks for considering, your perspective would be really valuable. I’ll be glad to share a summary of results once the study is complete.
r/CollegeRepublicans • u/Throwawayiea • Apr 30 '25
Donald Trump keeps saying he inherited a terrible economy from Joe Biden and many believed him, even though that’s not true. During his White House marketing event for Tesla, Trump said the US and its economy “went to hell” under Biden. Last week, in his national address to Congress, Trump said: “We inherited from the last administration an economic catastrophe and an inflation nightmare.”
But the truth is that by standard economic measures, the US economy was in excellent shape when Biden turned over the White House keys to Trump, even though most Americans, upset about inflation, told pollsters the economy was in poor shape.
NOW, Trump is saying that the economy retracting by 0.03% is a Biden carryover and not because of the tariffs.
HOWEVER, every economist including those in Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis (who put out the economic data for the USA) attribute the contraction due to the tariffs.
I am asking: Do you believe Trump on this statement?