Asked by EmilyF55

5 Votes

Are the UK Conservatives doing their job?

100%

We need more like JRM (no) We need more like JRM (no)

0%

Boris for the win (yes) Boris for the win (yes)

100%

We need more like JRM (no)

Are the UK Conservatives doing their job?

Jacob Rees-Mogg, an incredibly intelligent man, seems to be one of the only ones who stands for his own opinions and not just siding with PM Johnson because he is on the same po... Show More

Jacob Rees-Mogg, an incredibly intelligent man, seems to be one of the only ones who stands for his own opinions and not just siding with PM Johnson because he is on the same political side. Plus, he fought against Mrs May when she was in Number Ten even though he originally praised and hailed her like she was the bees' knees. He does all this while still holding Conservative values. Show Less

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Boris for the win (yes)

Boris Johnson is the PM and also the leader of the UK Conservative Party, and so to be fully Conservative, you must praise him and follow his lead 100%. He is an edgy legend, bu... Show More

Boris Johnson is the PM and also the leader of the UK Conservative Party, and so to be fully Conservative, you must praise him and follow his lead 100%. He is an edgy legend, but also makes great deals to NOT become hated by EVERYONE. (In my personal opinion, he has taken the bad things from Conservatism yet also gone and try to soften up to the Liberals, which is a fatal mistake.) Show Less

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Should COVID-19 still be an excuse for absentee voting?

Asked by ABC 17 News

177 Votes

Should COVID-19 still be an excuse for absentee voting?

53%

Yes Yes

47%

No No

53%

Yes

Absentee voting has started for Missouri's April elections but voters are no longer able to legally claim vulnerability to the coronavirus as an excuse to get an absentee ballot.

Absentee voting has started for Missouri's April elections but voters are no longer able to legally claim vulnerability to the coronavirus as an excuse to get an absentee ballot. Show Less

3 Comments

Maddie Bird

Until we have herd immunity through vaccination and the other Covid variants under control we should try and prevent spreading the virus. Being Mo is not following best practice in prevention I already know that 50% of us will believe that no modification of behavior or civic functions is necessary

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 10:44:28 -0600

Audrey Shewmaker

Why should people still put themselves at risk for the virus? There are still a lot of people that still don't wear masks.

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 11:30:55 -0500

Max DeYoung

For people with compromised health issues, Yes. Not for convenience.

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 10:40:33 -0500

47%

No

The increase in absentee balloting and other mail voting is often cited by defenders of unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was rife with fraud.

The increase in absentee balloting and other mail voting is often cited by defenders of unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was rife with fraud. Show Less

2 Comments

Christopher Watson

I truly don't believe it's nessasary. I am a critical care diabetic with uncontrolable sugars, and I'm insulin resistant. I have been exposed many times to this virus, but haven't gotten sick yet. Besides, the people running the voting places have things well under control concerning healthy voting.

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 14:54:40 -0500

Will Mason

"Unsubstantiated claims" my butt. Many voter fraud claims have been verified. Trying to hide that fact is not helping your cause.

Thu, 25 Feb 2021 08:26:46 -0500

Should people with pre-existing conditions be protected from losing health care coverage?

Asked by ABC 17 News

184 Votes

Should people with pre-existing conditions be protected from losing health care coverage?

91%

Yes Yes

9%

No No

91%

Yes

Missouri Republican legislators have filed a bill to put a question before voters -- whether insurance companies should be prohibited from denying coverage for pre-existing cond... Show More

Missouri Republican legislators have filed a bill to put a question before voters -- whether insurance companies should be prohibited from denying coverage for pre-existing conditions. The move comes as the U.S. Supreme Court considers a case involving the Affordable Care Act. Show Less

2 Comments

Debbie Baker

It's not our fault that most of our health issues shift into different modes. And besides that they have on medical records that the issue already existed years ago. So, why try and take it from me now.

Tue, 02 Mar 2021 13:37:00 -0500

Harold Kerr II

This should not even be a question. Since it is, it shows how much of a failed state we are.

Sat, 20 Feb 2021 04:42:39 -0500

9%

No

Health insurance companies operated for decades without a national requirement that they cover pre-existing conditions. If the Affordable Care Act is overturned, that would be t... Show More

Health insurance companies operated for decades without a national requirement that they cover pre-existing conditions. If the Affordable Care Act is overturned, that would be the case again. Show Less

1 Comment

Harry D

Why is healthcare different than any other product or services? Should restaurants or auto dealers cover pre-existing conditions? You go in and buy a $1 cheeseburger, but your pre-existing hunger is more than that so they should give you more food free? You can afford a cheap used car, but ...

Mon, 22 Feb 2021 09:06:09 -0500

Who to Follow

Are the UK Conservatives doing their job?

100% We need more like JRM (no) We need more like JRM (no)

0% Boris for the win (yes) Boris for the win (yes)

100% We need more like JRM (no)

0% Boris for the win (yes)

Should COVID-19 still be an excuse for absentee voting?

53% Yes Yes

47% No No

53% Yes

47% No