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Asked by ABC 17 News

245 Votes

Should oil companies boost supplies?

90%

Yes Yes

10%

No No

90%

Yes

President Joe Biden in remarks to the nation Thursday urged oil companies to put more product on the market to lower prices.

President Joe Biden in remarks to the nation Thursday urged oil companies to put more product on the market to lower prices. Show Less

4 Comments

HelenHighwater

Captain Obvious approves this message.

Max

Oil companies should boost everything, and citizens should boot the entire liberal, woke, and disgusting current administration, before our Nation is destroyed. Biden should also keep his filthy hands off of our Strategic Oil Reserves. That is for our Military to protect us. Biden is not an American

Lisa Gore

Stupidest move was closing the keystone pipeline and using our emergency reserves. Everyone knows it now, thanks to Donald Trump. The choices this “admin” has made are not America First. Bring back Trump. #LGB

Max

Everything Biden has done, was the stupidest thing. How did you narrow it down to the Keystone pipeline?

10%

No

Under capitalism, oil companies can choose to sell as much, or as little, product as they want.

Under capitalism, oil companies can choose to sell as much, or as little, product as they want. Show Less

1 Comment

Rachel Clara Smith

Wind and solar power companies should boost supplies, and we should invest in more research into nuclear power. These technologies will be more affordable in the long run.

Asked by ABC 17 News

307 Votes

Do you support universal pre-K?

53%

Yes Yes

47%

No No

53%

Yes

President Joe Biden's Build Back Better plan includes a provision for universal pre-K.

President Joe Biden's Build Back Better plan includes a provision for universal pre-K. Show Less

3 Comments

YumaGal

Overwhelming research supports this if similar to Head Start

Jan Gilpin

Too many children do not have access to high quality early education and this would directly remedy this. It is long overdue, especially what we now know about brain development in the early years.

Sue Evans

Kindergarten was to prepare children for school. Now it's required class and children need to test for readiness. Pre-K will help children and working parents with school readiness/

47%

No

The main objection to universal pre-K has been the cost.

The main objection to universal pre-K has been the cost. Show Less

2 Comments

Max

The curriculum in schools was altered to reflect Nazi ideology and priorities. The importance put on subjects like chemistry and mathematics was reduced. By the end of the 1930s, religious education was banned. Sound familiar?