Tropes that are related to governmental systems, political ideologies, policies, and practices, and the way they shape historical/current events.

A political ideology is usually the product of a series of beliefs about how human beings are, how they acquire knowledge, how they should interact with each ...

Politics may refer to: Literature: "Politics 1932", a short story by Murray Leinster · Politics 2003, a novel by Adam Thirlwell · Politics (Aristotle).

The Political Overcorrectness trope as used in popular culture. Works that parody attempts at political correctness by "overcompensating". May involve a …

When works are interpreted as being allegories for political issues (most often ones of war) at the time of the writing, with no prompting from the author.

The United States is literally just that: fifty individual states, each with its own constitution, all under the aegis of a central federal government.

If a forum is not specifically about political current events, then you are usually not allowed to talk about political current events there.

Northern Ireland · Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) · Current leader: Gavin Robinson (MP, Belfast East). · House of Commons status: Joint fourth-smallest party, ...

This trope occurs when a character starts a political discussion on an issue which the other characters don't feel to be political at all.

A trope is a common scenario or reoccurring theme, typically in television or film. A trope in politics can have two meanings.