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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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Gabe West
They arn't cowards, guns protect people if they ban guns criminals will just get them illegally and banning them is also against the second amendment
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Pat Glandon
If gun purchases are being tracked by credit card info a person who wants to kill will either use cash or obtain what they want through illegal channels. The only thing this data collection will do is is punish legal sellers and owners
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Sussie Due
They have already been doing that for years. You have to show ID and fill out paperwork before you can buy a gun,
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Marcus Ainsworth
by definition, criminals break laws. Laws only infringe on law abiding Americans and it makes them more unsafe as it can only hinder a persons ability to protect themselves.
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Rick Allen
Absolutely NOT! It is absurd! What we need to do is bring Godly values and teaching. This is one nation under God, not one nation under the Democrats soft on crime and hard on citizens policies! The border is an unmitigated disaster, the Afghanistan stupid pullout was treasonous. Vote the Dems out!!
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this is just my franchise yo
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