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This week’s question
What do you think is the most dangerous aspect of the political left in America today?
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The discussion
9 comments-
Dan W. 2
Their unwillingness to join with the true conservatives in our party to balance the budget. We are sitting on a National Debt of + $40 trillion that will be + $44 trillion two years from now. If the next Congress can't figure out a way to balance the budget by reducing spending on the two or three big ticket items that are driving our annual deficits, our National Debt is going to overwhelm our economy in the next decade.
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Mac M 1
I voted against the hostility towards President Trump; I think it's their complete ignorance of how ICE is parroting the work of Germany in WWII, killing Americans, and imprisoning and shipping off immigrants from our streets. How they can't understand the 10- 20 or so transgender athletes we have in our country and why all our attention should be going to them instead of healthcare or prices. What a great strategy it was to start a war in Iran, which was known to be a bad idea by all presidents before him, and which costs Americans billions, and now our us citizens cannot afford gas and food. One thing I am sure they are happy about is how the president and his family have made billions of dollars with investments in countries we are negotiating with. They also use the Trump coin and have his son-in-law and friend negotiate for our country. Neither has any negotiating skills. The masterful way in which, in one week of dropping bombs on Iran, could have ended the Ukraine war. But instead, the scrappy Ukrainians fight the communist Russia without any of our help, but are learning drone technology from the Ukrainians. All in all, the left is nuts. Don't get me started on the Epstein stuff. They just don't understand why Donald Trump and Epstein were such good friends.
The Results Column
How members voted, week by week — and the comment that led each conversation. Tap any question to add your vote and join in.
- Poll 761 Oct 2
With Election Day now just one month away, which outcome do you think is most likely for the midterm elections?
50% — Republicans win control of both the House and Senate.
“Bottom line is get out and VOTE. There are NO EXCUSES. WAKE UP AND KEEP THE COMMIE DEMS OUT OF POWER IN AMERICA!”
- Poll 760 Sep 25
President Donald Trump recently revoked White House access for journalists from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico, accusing the outlets of repeatedly publishing false information. A federal judge subsequently ordered their access temporarily restored, finding that the administration likely violated their right to due process. Which of the following best reflects your opinion?
57% — Presidents should have broad discretion to exclude whatever news outlets they want - the First Amendment does not guarantee any particular outlet access to the White House.
“First of all, they are not journalists! They are mouth pieces and propogandists for the Democrat Socialist of America (DSA). Politico (which sounds like a serious skin rash), CNN (Constant Nefarious Nonsense), and MSNO…”
- Poll 759 Sep 18
The Trump administration has proposed allowing eligible stay-at-home parents to receive assistance from an existing federal child care program that currently helps working families pay for outside child care. The proposal would not create a new pool of federal funding, but would expand who can access child care funds already appropriated by Congress. Do you support this proposal?
48% — Yes, but only if the program includes strict income, work, and eligibility requirements, such as ensuring illegal aliens do not have access to the funds.
“Instead of potentially raising government spending resulting in more government abuse, fraud and waste how about a codified law allowing for less taxes so 1 parent can stay home and care for the growing children. You kno…”
- Poll 758 Sep 11
25 years after 9/11, what do you believe should be the most important priority for our leaders to honor our commitment to “Never Forget”?
49% — Ensure that young people understand what happened on 9/11, learn about the evil individuals and ideology behind the attacks, and honor those lost.
“Never vote for a muslim or anyone sympathetic with muslim ties. Look at NYC, Michigan, and Minnesota for examples of Anti-American, communist leaders they create. How soon (25 years) NYC forgot after saying "Never Forge…”
- Poll 757 Sep 4
What is your opinion of Flock Safety cameras, which have been increasingly used by police departments and communities across the country?
40% — I support them, but only with strong privacy safeguards and strict limits on how the data can be stored, shared, and accessed.
“You have to ask yourself, why now? Data centers, Flock cameras, Axon cameras, popping up everywhere at an alarming rate. Most without a vote or public approval. Why now? Can they be used for good? Yes, but. . . . Once…”
- Poll 756 Aug 28
As Election Day approaches, which issue do Republican elected officials and candidates most need to communicate more clearly—and act on more forcefully?
39% — Cost of Living & Energy Prices
“There is not one single answer. Yet the way Democrat Socialists (COMMIES) who are in the big tent of sh*t (Democrat party), I must vote for "G". The Commie party wants to literally destroy our basic principles, freedoms…”
- Poll 755 Aug 21
The U.S. national debt recently hit $40 trillion. Where should addressing the national debt rank among the federal government’s priorities?
58% — One of the top priorities – The debt is a serious problem that demands immediate action, alongside other major national challenges.
“It's not an income problem. It's a spending problem. DUH!!”
- Poll 754 Aug 14
President Trump has announced new “Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations” that significantly reduce the number of routinely recommended childhood vaccine shots and give parents a greater role in deciding which vaccines their children receive. Which statement best reflects your view?
53% — I strongly support the change. The childhood vaccine schedule has become excessive, and parents - not government - should have the primary authority to make these decisions with their doctors.
“Many parents are not the brightest bulbs raising children today. Have you seen the generation of idiots voting for Socialist Democrats (aka communists)?”
- Poll 753 Aug 7
Which statement best reflects your view on the threat posed by radical Islam to the United States?
75% — It is a very serious and growing threat that Congress and the Trump administration should treat as a top national priority.
“Islam’s holy text is the Qur’an but was not actually “written” until decades after the death of Muhammad (AD 570-632), who was the founder of Islam. Islam teaches a concept known as “abrogation” or replacement. Under th…”
- Poll 752 Jul 31
Do you believe that Dr. Fauci should face prosecution?
78% — Yes. The evidence already clearly shows that Dr. Fauci should be prosecuted.
“Would you like to see {insert-political-figure-here} prosecuted for the {insert-crime-here} that they very clearly did? ... well, of course, hang 'em high! It'll never happen though, I am so weary of hearing about this…”
- Poll 751 Jul 24
Which of the following best describes your view on the rapid construction of new data centers across the United States?
40% — I generally support it, but only with safeguards
“We survived 1000's of years with out all this crap and better off without all the electronics, phones, a million channels on TV. This country has to get back to the basics. It's good for some things (research) but overal…”
- Poll 750 Jul 17
Which election integrity reform do you believe should be Congress's highest priority?
53% — Proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote
“With the exception of no reform needed there should be “all the above”.”
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