Should Columbia Public Schools keep its mask mandate in place?

Asked by ABC 17 News

598 Votes

Should Columbia Public Schools keep its mask mandate in place?

43%

Yes Yes

57%

No No

43%

Yes

While the omicron peak seems to have passed, new coronavirus cases remain at a higher level than they were at for most of the pandemic.

While the omicron peak seems to have passed, new coronavirus cases remain at a higher level than they were at for most of the pandemic. Show Less

1 Comments

Robert Garrett

State ag is a ass plain and simple!! He is way too educated to be acting so dumb! Listen people that means his agenda is only one that benefits himself!

Lisa Gore

Actually it’s been deemed illegal. CPS Board Members do NOT have legal authority to do this THEY ARE NOT LEGISLATORS. They need to leave medical care and parental children’s rights to the parents and kids. It’s in the MO constitution too. Maybe read it?

Max

Maybe you should move to a blue state, No, they are cancelling these stupid mask mandates to. Just move, or quit whining.

57%

No

The district has been under intense pressure from the attorney general, politicians and some parents to rescind its mask requirement.

The district has been under intense pressure from the attorney general, politicians and some parents to rescind its mask requirement. Show Less

8 Comments

Larry Sabulsky

Time to move on . Everything that the Government and the school administrator MANDATED has not worked. We are just going to have to live with COVID just as the flu.

Lisa Gore

It’s been ruled illegal. So our CPS board needs to do legal things.

Alejandro Montenegro

Masks don't work. At least the way they're being used.

Max

Johns Hopkins Report. Published on 6 Feb, 2022.

Jack L

You are cherry-picking sentences and taking things out of context if you are trying to say that this report discourages mask use

Jack L

Nice piece of misinformation Max

Nathan Butler

Science

Mark Smith

Stare says it is illegal. But CPS picks what laws they follow

Should Iran be able to keep a nuclear program for energy purposes?

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29 days left

Should Iran be able to keep a nuclear program for energy purposes?

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

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No one has commented yet

74%

No

1 Comments

Steve Baumann

The current administration of Iran has proven to be unreliable and is not trustworthy.

Max

Iran has plenty of oil for energy generation.

Fred

No, not as long as the current regime is in power. Theocracies are always bad news ... something we should keep in mind!

Max

That has been going on since the Prophet Muhammad found the Muslim church in 610 AD.

Should Congress have a say in whether the U.S. strikes Iran?

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239 Votes

Should Congress have a say in whether the U.S. strikes Iran?

67%

Yes. Congress authorizes war. Yes. Congress authorizes war.

33%

Not unless it's full-on war. Not unless it's full-on war.

67%

Yes. Congress authorizes war.

1 Comment

Fred

The Constitution vests the power in the legislative branch to ensure decisions on war are made democratically, rather than by a single person.

Max

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 (50 U.S.C. 1541–1548)

33%

Not unless it's full-on war.

1 Comments

Max

It would take congress years to make a decision, and the amount of pork required would be phenomenal. Congress is dysfunctional.

Max

Most congressmen are millionaires, but our nation is nearly $40 Trillion in debt.

Max

Congress can't even pass a budget to fund the government.

ABC 17 News

Should Columbia Public Schools keep its mask mandate in place?

43% Yes Yes

57% No No

43% Yes

57% No

Should Iran be able to keep a nuclear program for energy purposes?

26% Yes Yes

74% No No

26% Yes

74% No

Should Congress have a say in whether the U.S. strikes Iran?

67% Yes. Congress authorizes war. Yes. Congress authorizes war.

33% Not unless it's full-on war. Not unless it's full-on war.

67% Yes. Congress authorizes war.

33% Not unless it's full-on war.

43%

Yes Yes

57%

No No

43%

Yes

57%

No

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

74%

No

67%

Yes. Congress authorizes war. Yes. Congress authorizes war.

33%

Not unless it's full-on war. Not unless it's full-on war.

67%

Yes. Congress authorizes war.

33%

Not unless it's full-on war.