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Why is Japan more revisionist about its World War II era actions than Germany?

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Are clergy required to perform interracial and/or same-sex marriages in the United States?

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Why does Kaliningrad belong to Russia?

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What makes California a Democratic state?

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Why is economic growth considered so essential, even in rich countries?

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What caused the racial shift of America's parties?

answered Jan 21, 2014 at 20:23

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Why is Theodore Roosevelt's time with the Rough Riders seen so positively?

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When and how did the term "liberal" acquire a leftist/socialist meaning in the US?

answered Jun 25, 2013 at 21:24

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What are the reasons for opposing the Affordable Care Act?

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Why does Russia try to prevent Ukraine from getting closer to the EU?

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What is the United States' interest in Ukraine?

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Could a politician be conscripted during the Vietnam war (Australia)?

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Why are some secessionist movements on the left but others on the right?

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If Donald Trump is so unpopular with black voters, why is he leading in states where there are the highest percentage of black people?

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Why and how is the Vice President elected in U.S?

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Is it true that Republicans have an unfair geographical advantage in elections for the House of Representatives?

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Has there been a sustained period of conservatism in the US?

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Why does the US Congress have two chambers?

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What is the rationale behind having different voting ages?

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Why is there no economics theory largely accepted or considered true?

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When a country wins a war, will the winner country rule the losing one?

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What is the necessity of the FDIC in the US banking system?

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What is the pyschology behind the "Silent Majority" claim?

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Was Trump such an underdog 4 years ago according to polls?

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What does this comparison between Steven Mnuchin and Forrest Gump mean?

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How does Vermont have independant senators?

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How do international corporations have the right to free speech?

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Is there a danger for democracy when a party gains more than half the seats in a parliament?

answered May 29, 2015 at 21:05

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Why were US states named after Aboriginal American tribes?

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Why has Japan been largely pacifist since WWII?

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Why is Japan more revisionist about its World War II era actions than Germany?

Are clergy required to perform interracial and/or same-sex marriages in the United States?

Why does Kaliningrad belong to Russia?

What makes California a Democratic state?

Why is economic growth considered so essential, even in rich countries?

What caused the racial shift of America's parties?

Why is Theodore Roosevelt's time with the Rough Riders seen so positively?

When and how did the term "liberal" acquire a leftist/socialist meaning in the US?

What are the reasons for opposing the Affordable Care Act?

Why does Russia try to prevent Ukraine from getting closer to the EU?

What is the United States' interest in Ukraine?

Could a politician be conscripted during the Vietnam war (Australia)?

Why are some secessionist movements on the left but others on the right?

If Donald Trump is so unpopular with black voters, why is he leading in states where there are the highest percentage of black people?

Why and how is the Vice President elected in U.S?

Is it true that Republicans have an unfair geographical advantage in elections for the House of Representatives?

Has there been a sustained period of conservatism in the US?

Why does the US Congress have two chambers?

What is the rationale behind having different voting ages?

Why is there no economics theory largely accepted or considered true?

When a country wins a war, will the winner country rule the losing one?

What is the necessity of the FDIC in the US banking system?

What is the pyschology behind the "Silent Majority" claim?

Was Trump such an underdog 4 years ago according to polls?

What does this comparison between Steven Mnuchin and Forrest Gump mean?

How does Vermont have independant senators?

How do international corporations have the right to free speech?

Is there a danger for democracy when a party gains more than half the seats in a parliament?

Why were US states named after Aboriginal American tribes?

Why has Japan been largely pacifist since WWII?