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Should Congress pass voting rights legislation?

Should Congress pass voting rights legislation?

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Yes

Should Congress pass voting rights legislation?
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JH
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JH

It's interesting to see all the people complaining about federal election takeover when these bills include things such as: requirement for independent redistricting so no more gerrymandering, prohibition on campaign spending by foreign nationals, improved election security, and better outlined...

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JH
JH

change the DOJ's current role when it comes to elections due to preclearance. But hey its like we are in the 1960s again and the right to vote and ones ability to is for some reason dangerous because there is power in minority numbers.

JH
JH

penalties for those who try to subvert peoples right and ability to vote whether or not a minority. Though the calls of this being federal election takeover is not much different than the same thing being said back when passage of the original VRA was going through the senate. It also does not...

Lisha Lammers
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Lisha Lammers

Equal voting rights for all Americans!

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

I agree. Voter ID, and no mail in ballots.

No

Should Congress pass voting rights legislation?
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Leon Krueger
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Leon Krueger

To my knowledge (even though many vote-fraud accusations haven't been verified), there are far more verified cases of vote fraud than verified cases of legally entitled voters denied their right to vote. I have no doubt that such cases would be broadly publicized if they existed.

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JH
JH

To an extent there are cases that are showcase creation of difficulty in voting such as closing of polling centers in minority areas, creating very nuanced things that make it harder to vote by mail or absentee without telling the public and other things that are minor but not at the same time

Will Mason
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Will Mason

Quit calling it "voting rights" it is a democrat fraud easing scheme. It makes cheating easier. Something democrats tend to cheer.

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David Kertz
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David Kertz

we do not need federal election laws, especially this one proposed. we need total voter id laws and minimal abstentee balllots that are verified well in advance of elections

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Fredrick Green
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Fredrick Green

Voting is left up to our states. Don't allow the federal government to change laws and take control. Why? Have you seen what happens when the government is left in control of something? Everything tends to mess up. Examples include public education, mail services, etc.

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Lisa Gore
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Lisa Gore

States are in charge of our voting rights, this allows us to regulate and make sure there is election integrity. These Federal rules take that accountability away. CoMo got $647,000 CTCL money, we wouldn’t know how much 2020 fraud went on in Boone county if it weren’t state-county local. Vote no!!

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

The Constitution gives the states the right to control the voting process. The democrats do not believe in the constitution. The United States, under its Constitution, is a federal, representative, democratic republic, an indivisible union of 50 sovereign States. Biden is trying to subvert the Law.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

To make that easier to understand, the Biden administration, is crooked to the bone, and communist in nature.

JH
JH

Mr. DeYoung You are right to an extent but also wrong, Article 1 section 4 states, The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations

Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

To JH, Yes your statement is true, but it requires a two-thirds majority vote in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Good luck with that. What Biden is doing is called senseless Grandstanding.

Should "ghost guns" be outlawed?

Should "ghost guns" be outlawed?

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No

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Yes

Should "ghost guns" be outlawed?
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No

Should "ghost guns" be outlawed?
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Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

When you get a drivers license, you should also be administered a CCW and a 9mm.

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

No, because blue states give "illegal aliens" drivers licenses, without even having to take a test. Then they use the drivers licenses, as proof to vote.

Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

60 Missouri Peace Officers Associations wanted to enforce illegal Federal Firearm Laws. More than 540 Missouri Peace Officers Associations disagreed. This is an attempt to override the 2nd Amendment. It's time to punish criminals, not law abiding Americans. Lets get rid of this phony administration.

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Should the U.S. ban Russian oil imports?

Should the U.S. ban Russian oil imports?

Yes

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No

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Yes

Should the U.S. ban Russian oil imports?
5 Comments
Sue Bethmann
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Sue Bethmann

WE have our own wells- Let's get them open!!!

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Belinda Kitchen
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Belinda Kitchen

Because why should we help the Russians in any way. After all the caused this war . Biden needs to open up our pipelines here in the US!!!!

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Max DeYoung
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Max DeYoung

It is the common sense answer, and the humanity based answer. Joe won't do it though. He stands to lose to much personal income.

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Justin Ballz
Justin Ballz

Correct. biden sucks.

Mae Paulo
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Mae Paulo

We only bring in 3% of our fuel from Russia. The gas price hike is not because of the lies politicians are pushing.

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Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

Ban taxes and public schools.

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No

Should the U.S. ban Russian oil imports?
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Vernon Taylor
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Vernon Taylor

We need to force oil prices upwards in order to unite behind the president's plan to ensure we all must purchase $60,000.00 electric vehicles, preferably non-American made,

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Max DeYoung
Max DeYoung

Joe would demand we buy them from his blood brother, and joint businessman Xi Jinping. That way Joe gets his 10%.

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