/r/politics hates Clinton. You're thinking of /r/HillaryClinton. You won't find anything negative towards Hillary there; just try saying anything negative and

/r/politics hates Clinton. You're thinking of /r/HillaryClinton. You won't find anything negative towards Hillary there; just try saying anything negative and see how fast you get banned. /r/politics is dominated by Bernie supporters, which isn't too surprising considering the demographics of the site. Bernie (similar to Obama in '08, but even more so) is absolutely the favorite of the under-30 crowd by a gigantic margin, so it makes sense that a site (and sub-forum) dominated by young people will be a Bernie echo chamber. Now of course, there are people who aren't Bernie fans, so they've gone and made their own subreddits like /r/HillaryClinton and /r/the_donald, but those don't have nearly the number of subscribers as /r/politics.