r/politics is a subreddit with 9.3M members. The community frequently discusses trump, looking for a, democrats, worst, and iran, and the most common flair used is no paywall, possible paywall, non-approved domain, already submitted, and registration wall.
/r/Politics is for news and discussion about U.S. politics.
Popular Topics in r/politics
#1
Trump
40 posts
#2
Looking For A
19 posts
#3
Democrats
8 posts
#4
Worst
8 posts
#5
Iran
7 posts
#6
Struggling
4 posts
#7
Republicans
3 posts
#8
War
3 posts
#9
Power
2 posts
#10
Obamacare
2 posts
Flair Used in r/politics
#1
No Paywall
: "A Russian disinformation campaign is doctoring celebrity videos to meddle in the midterms"
77 posts
#2
Possible Paywall
: "Bush-Appointed Judge Warns of ‘Another Jan. 6’ After Midterms"
56 posts
#3
Non-approved domain
: "Trump met with furious protests as he arrives in Ireland - 'We don't want you here'"
36 posts
#4
Already Submitted
: "[ Removed by moderator ]"
6 posts
#5
Registration Wall
: "Attorney General Blanche said Trump’s ‘weaponization fund’ was dead. Now DOJ is appealing"
3 posts
#6
New User Restricted Domains List
: "Include Patriot Day in national observances"
3 posts
#7
Karma gated submission
: "Trump DOJ now bulling a Republican Lieut. Governor with bogus personal investigations over push to grab voting records from states."
2 posts
#8
Blogging Platform
: "Trump Keeps Promising Cash To Americans—But They Haven’t Gotten Any"
2 posts
#9
Paywall
: "Anthropic Says Iran Used Its American AI Model to Target U.S. Navy Warships"
2 posts
#10
Out of Date
: "[ Removed by moderator ]"
1 post
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Last updated: September 12, 2026