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Hi I'm RobertPlausible. I've been editing Wikipedia since June 2023. I am mainly focused on people and subjects relating to politics or elections, but I occasionally edit articles related to popular culture or music. I’m American and proud of it, but love and appreciate the world around me, and am always eager to learn about it. I do by best to stay unbiased when editing Wikipedia. I have created three articles. While I am mainly active on here, I also upload and edit files on Wikimedia Commons (the photo depository of Wikipedia) and occasionally contribute to articles on Wikiquote. My interests and hobbies are listed below.
"I must study Politicks and War that my sons may have the liberty to study Mathematicks and Philosophy. My sons ought to study Geography, natural History, Naval Architecture, navigation, Commerce and Agriculture, in order to give their children a right to study Painting, Poetry, Musick, Architecture, Statuary, Tapestry, and Porcelaine."
Presidential elections will be held in both Poland and South Korea within a few days of each other in early June.
I've always been really interested in politics and elections, both in the US and abroad. In the first half of 2023 I got interested in Taiwanese politics and the politics of Thailand. In the second half of 2023 I got interested in Indian and Canadian politics. In the second half of 2024 I got interested in Polish politics. I've always been interested in the politics of the UK and Japanese politics. I also have moderate interests in other countries whose politics I follow to varying degrees, such as France, Israel, and others.
The BJP looses it's majority; Modi relies on smaller parties to continue as Prime Minister. The INC officially become the Opposition Party; Tharoor and Gandhi win their own seats.
I believe everyone is born with equal rights, regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation or otherwise. I think people should treat others how they would like to be treated: with respect. I think individuals and the government should respect everyone's right to privacy, so one could describe me as a social libertarian on these issues; simply put, some things are not the government's business. In this sense a small government is ideal, but a government should be competent and efficient when serving the people. The people's involvement in the formation of their governments via elections is crucial, so I believe participation in democracy is key to a stable and happy society. To increase participation in a liberal democracy individuals should have access to social mobility in a high-trust society. In a diverse nation like the United States or India, such involvement in democracy will create the need for toleration and respect for different ethnic or religious groups; this makes pluralism a necessary virtue. As such, the state should not have any ties to religion, as it should serve all the people regardless of their religious affiliation, if any. Tolerance, individual liberty, and mutual respect should be common place in free societies. There is no ideal system of government to carry out these principles, and certain systems are more stable or optimal depending on the country in which it is being practiced; some nations are better as republics, other as parliamentary democracies or constitutional monarchies.
This user thinks that one's sexual identity is no one's business, especially not the government's, and that one should not be judged strictly by their sexuality.
Political parties in the United States have lead to unnecessary divisions within the country and create blind partisan loyalties (George Washington was right). Nevertheless, I understand their importance, but prefer a multi-party system rather than our two-party system. Here are some political parties I would hypothetically support/vote for, or tend to agree with-from outside the US (I identify as a moderate or independent on most issues). I also find myself agreeing with aspects of a Pirate Party. Also these preferences can fluctuate depending on party leaders and manifestos.
I am of the opinion that Abraham Lincoln was the greatest President in the history of the United States.
Some historical figures I like. Unlike Presidents of the United States (my home country), I think these leaders can/are admired on a global basis rather than a primarily domestic one. I still have some American Presidents here though, but not all my favorites. I would consider Lincoln to be my favorite President.
American
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Indonesia
Nigeria
Mexico
Japan
Germany
United Kingdom
Thailand
South Korea
Canada
Australia
Florida
Taiwan
New York
Illinois
Portugal
New Zealand
Botswana
2025 Polish presidential election: June 1, 2025
2025 New York City Democratic Party mayoral primary election: June 14-24, 2025
2025 Norwegian parliamentary election: September 8, 2025
2025 Irish presidential election: No later than November 11, 2025
2025 Honduran general election: November 30, 2025
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2026 Illinois Democratic Party Federal Senate primary election: March 17, 2026
2026 Peruvian general election: April 12, 2026
Next Scottish Parliament election: No later than May 7, 2026
2026 California Republican Party gubernatorial primary election: June 2, 2026
2026 California Democratic Party gubernatorial primary election: June 2, 2026
2026 New York Democratic Party gubernatorial primary election: No later than Fall 2026
2026 Georgia Federal Senate election: November 3, 2026
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Democratic Progressive Party
New Jersey
Democratic Party
India
Congress Party
Liberal Democrats
France
Renaissance and Together
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Liberal Democratic Party
Moldova
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Party of Action and Solidarity
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Christian Democrats
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California: Lanhee Chen
North Carolina: Former Governor Roy Cooper
Missouri: Representative Wesley Bell
Maine: Senator Angus King
Indiana: Senator Todd Young
Mississippi: Senator Roger Wicker
Kentucky: Governor Andy Beshear
Minnesota: Dean Phillips
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Philippines: Panfilo Lacson
Chile: Gabriel Boric
Paraguay: Santiago Peña
Czech Republic: Petr Pavel
Argentina: Javier Milei
Georgia: Salome Zourabichvili
Afghanistan: Abdullah Abdullah
Israel: Yair Golan
Bangladesh: Muhammad Yunus
Venezuela: María Corina Machado
Syria: Ahmad al Sharra
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The Trudeau cabinet upon their appointment in 2015.
The Shinzo Abe second cabinet in 2012.
The Arden cabinet of New Zealand in 2020.
The Reagan Cabinet in 1981.
The Reagan Cabinet in 1984.
The Reagan Cabinet in 1989.
The Muldoon Cabinet of New Zealand in 1981.
The Second Johnson Cabinet in 2022.
The Sunak Cabinet in 2024.
The Obama Cabinet in 2009.
The Obama Cabinet in 2012.
The Bush Cabinet in 1992.
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United States
Chicago
Japan
UK
South Korea
Nigeria
Canada
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