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Should the U.S. help Afghanistan deal with starvation and a major earthquake?
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Did 9/11 change America for the better or for the worse?
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Should the terror attacks Thursday extend the military mission in Afghanistan?
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Do you worry the U.S. will be drawn into another conflict in Afghanistan?
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Do you think the U.S. will be able to complete evacuations from Afghanistan by August 31?
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Should American forces stay in Afghanistan beyond Aug. 31?
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Do you think the U.S. should have stayed in Afghanistan?
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Did the Biden administration bungle the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan?
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ABC 17 News
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Should the U.S. have left more troops in Afghanistan to help local forces defend fight the Taliban?
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Is now the right time for U.S. troops to leave Afghanistan?
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Should US troops be pulled from Afghanistan by September 11, 2021?
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Sai Gohel
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Should the U.S. withdraw its troops from Afghanistan?
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Is the Afghan war getting better or worse?
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Nathan Snyder
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Should the U.S. sign the accord and leave Afghanistan?
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Mark Werner
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Should the voting age be lowered to 16?
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She took a stand, despite the political consequences.
She took a stand, despite the political consequences.
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The Whittakers
She is standing up for the United States Constitution in a nonpartisan manner in spite of personal attacks. She recognizes the very future of our country is uncertain in the current divisiveness.
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Patricia Bond
She admits to the criminality of #45 and is fighting to turn her party away from #45's destructiveness.
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I don't agree with her vocal stance on the Jan. 6 commission.
I don't agree with her vocal stance on the Jan. 6 commission.
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Carol Martin
I don't agree with the whole January 6th committee. It's a waste if time and taxpayers monies. This has been going on way too long. It is so biased as to be putrid.
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fred raithel
Supporting the transition is not immediately profitable. Therefore, government has to provide the initial seed money. It's like the space program.
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Randel Hearne
Just drives the price up on the product. Look at the price increase on the 2023 Ford Lightning Pro.
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Lisa Howard Glass
If it's going to work, let it happen naturally. We cannot FORCE a transition to anything, especially with politicians getting kickbacks from their "green" donors. And a lot of these "green" energy sources aren't that reliable anyway.
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Indefensible for the former president to hold onto documents that are government property and contain sensitive national security information
ReplyA few months ago there were 15 boxes returned from there, they knew there was more. They asked for them, he did not comply. They were just taking back what he stole.
ReplyThere was a judge-approved warrant, his attorneys were present, and they were notified in advance after a subpoena was issued months before and ignored. It was not a raid, no one broke down any doors, and there were clearly urgent reasons to move forward even if they cannot be disclosed.
ReplyEveryone should be accountable for their actions. Trump appointed FBI head and judges authorized the search. Previous formal requests had been ignored.
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