Congress - SquareOffs

Do you support government investment in clean energy?

Asked by ABC 17 News

342 Votes

Do you support government investment in clean energy?

49%

Yes Yes

51%

No No

49%

Yes

3 Comments

Anita Grace Ward

I care about childrens future!

Max DeYoung

Then why do you fall for all the lies?

fred raithel

Supporting the transition is not immediately profitable. Therefore, government has to provide the initial seed money. It's like the space program.

Max DeYoung

It's not the government's job to make stupid investments using our money.

51%

No

3 Comments

Randel Hearne

Just drives the price up on the product. Look at the price increase on the 2023 Ford Lightning Pro.

Adam

Why would you buy a Ford anyway?

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.

Do you support a minimum tax on businesses that make more than $1 billion?

Asked by ABC 17 News

559 Votes

Do you support a minimum tax on businesses that make more than $1 billion?

65%

Yes Yes

35%

No No

65%

Yes

1 Comments

35%

No

5 Comments

Will Mason

Increasing taxes always has negative results. It never hits its intended target. It will only impact people who are already struggling. Corporations do NOT pay taxes. Their customers do. It is ALWAYS passed on to the consumer.

Lida Vitt

They will put more people out of work with businesses looking for a way to save money. And it will affect income on the people. The Government is creating more inflation rather than decreasing inflation for their inflationary spending.

Max DeYoung

Only Socialists will bite the hand that feeds them.

Max DeYoung

This bill is Socialism 101. It will hurt everyone in America.

Max DeYoung

Success helps everyone, taxing success hurts everyone. Socialism 101.

Debra Riffle

these decisions should be made at a state level, not a federal level.

Should Congress act to reduce prescription drug prices?

Asked by ABC 17 News

244 Votes

Should Congress act to reduce prescription drug prices?

81%

Yes Yes

19%

No No

81%

Yes

The Inflation Reduction Act includes proposals to reduce costs for consumers.

The Inflation Reduction Act includes proposals to reduce costs for consumers. Show Less

3 Comments

Adam

Uh oh....it's already looking like this going to be another fake poll again.....sigh

Jack L

NO! I insist on paying higher prices for prescription drugs!

Max DeYoung

No, this is real, Big Pharm and the Big Guy rule.

Max DeYoung

Adam, a little secret here. I'm using sarcasm. Look that word up.

Jennifer M

Looks like little Justin got banned from here again by KMIZ. Yet again he changes his name. Pathetic he has to keep changing his log in just to make childish, idiotic posts. Must be getting his hours cut at McDs to have the time to do it so often.

Adam

Is it me or is something, I mean someone missing??? Lmao

Jennifer M

I thought I smelled meth...yup. it was him

Jack L

What gripes me is that the big pharmaceutical companies charge US citizens through the roof for their drugs, but then they sell the same drugs to other countries at a fraction of the cost

19%

No

The pharmaceutical lobby has fought hard against any price-reduction proposals.

The pharmaceutical lobby has fought hard against any price-reduction proposals. Show Less

3 Comments

Max DeYoung

No. Big Pharm makes a killing on this crap they bring in from China and they have to pay off all of the Reps and Senators who are on the take plus 10% for The Big Guy. Don't expect any miracles.

Max DeYoung

The profits go to R & D. Most of these people drive broken Chevy Cruzes with failed turbochargers. The wealthier drive used BMWs. And they don't care about the poor only the ones they can get money from.

Adam

Pharm companies already make billions of dollars. Far to many people in this country can't afford their prescriptions. Absolutely congress should step in and regulate prices

Congress SquareOffs

Do you support government investment in clean energy?

49% Yes Yes

51% No No

49% Yes

51% No

Do you support a minimum tax on businesses that make more than $1 billion?

65% Yes Yes

35% No No

65% Yes

35% No

Should Congress act to reduce prescription drug prices?

81% Yes Yes

19% No No

81% Yes

19% No

About Congress

49%

Yes Yes

51%

No No

49%

Yes

51%

No

65%

Yes Yes

35%

No No

65%

Yes

35%

No

81%

Yes Yes

19%

No No

81%

Yes

19%

No