Asked by ABC 17 News 226 Votes Should Missouri's cellphone driving law be stronger? 78% Yes Yes 2 22% No No 0 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 78% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 2 Comments 1 Carol Elliott The Missouri cellphone law considers use of cell phone while driving a secondary rather than primary offense. The law should be strengthened to make it a primary offense. Reply 0 Max DeYoung It should already take 70% of the SUVs off of the roads. Reply 22% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet
Asked by ABC 17 News 165 Votes Do you support continued military strikes on Iran by U.S. forces? 59% Yes Yes 0 41% No No 0 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 59% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet 41% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet
Asked by ABC 17 News 27 days left 197 Votes Should Iran be able to keep a nuclear program for energy purposes? 28% Yes Yes 0 72% No No 4 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 28% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet 72% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 1 Comments 1 Steve Baumann The current administration of Iran has proven to be unreliable and is not trustworthy. Reply 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.
The Missouri cellphone law considers use of cell phone while driving a secondary rather than primary offense. The law should be strengthened to make it a primary offense.
ReplyIt should already take 70% of the SUVs off of the roads.
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