Would you support banning the sale of gas powered cars by 2035?
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802 Votes

Would you support banning the sale of gas powered cars by 2035?

Yes, I would!

2

No!

14

Yes, I would!

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illuminatedi
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illuminatedi

not banning but converting

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Shannon Harp
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Shannon Harp

Do you want a gas powered car or do what you can to help save the planet?

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Judy Ostrom-Dixon
Judy Ostrom-Dixon

I get your point, however I do not see a new expensive vehicle any time in my future as I am disabled and am barely able to live!

No!

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Connie Mogan
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Connie Mogan

It should be a persons choice, what if people cant afford another car.

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Pennie Holiday
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Pennie Holiday

There are toxic materials used to produce the electric vehicles plus maintenance cost is excessive.

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Tahnee Hayden
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Tahnee Hayden

Ridiculous. People will just purchase them from the next state over. Do they even make an electric towing vehicle. Not to mention the ending of hundreds of thousands of jobs.

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Marlene Moss
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Marlene Moss

Electric vehicles can't haul horse trailers or hay haulers. Guess I know when to move to Idaho.

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Jim Kaefer
Jim Kaefer

I agree good comment👍

sharder8
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sharder8

While "green" vehicles may seem the cleaner way to go, they are far from "green" to manufacture or dispose of. At the same time, the energy required to change to "green" vehicles isn't "green".

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Kimmy Wasatch
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Kimmy Wasatch

Too many jobs created and depend on energy, gas and oil. The earth wil do what the earth does and we can not stop it. Might slow it down but China, India, etc will not.

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Mike Saint-Just
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Mike Saint-Just

Government has always (esp in Calif) pretends to help the poor, but in reality the increase in gas sales tax, property tax,, fees hurts the little guy more and more.

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Jim Kaefer
Jim Kaefer

Yep it sure does.

John Philo
2
John Philo

It's the stupidest idea so far. Except voting for Joe Biden.

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Johnny Mooney
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Johnny Mooney

Uh No! California is depending on solar and wind power and is having to shut off their power grid due to insufficient amount of energy being produced. How are you going to charge your car?

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Judy Ostrom-Dixon
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Judy Ostrom-Dixon

Till prices drop, they will never be affordable to common people!

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Lynn Huntley
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Lynn Huntley

Not everyone could afford one. I am driving a p/u thats 25 years old!

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Are you happy to see local police taking part in immigration operations?

Are you happy to see local police taking part in immigration operations?

Yes

6

No

8

Yes

6 Comments
Fat Guy Outdoors
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Fat Guy Outdoors

Of course, isn't locking up people who are criminals their jobs?

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Thomas OSullivan
1
Thomas OSullivan

This is a matter of law and order. I have no problem with immigrants coming to this country LEGALLY. Immigrants built this country and are a valuable asset but there is a LEGAL process that must be followed. Biden, Majorkas were disasters when it came to illegal immigration.

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Eric Smith
1
Eric Smith

We might get a bit closer to having fair elections without those voting who aren't even citizens.

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Fred
Fred

Yes, that would be a problem that needs to be addressed ... if it actually existed.

Toasty
1
Toasty

Immigration laws exist for a reason. I can agree our current immigration process is too complicated, expensive, and ripe with corruption. The solution is to change the process, not allow people to stay here illegally.

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Jim Rosenberg
1
Jim Rosenberg

Illegal is Illegal, no matter the situation. Law enforcement is there for a reason, to enforce the laws. If I was in another country illegally, then law enforcement in that country would do the same thing, but probably jail time first. Without laws and law enforcement there would be anarchy.

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Zaos Gonzolez
1
Zaos Gonzolez

Just like a Macy's sale, "they all must go!"

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No

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Jennifer Parsons
2
Jennifer Parsons

This is not a matter of legality. "IlLeGaL" immigration is a misdemeanor, like jaywalking or speeding. That people are being apprehended at immigration court dates, schools, and churches shows that these people are not dangerous nor violent. And finally, detention without due process is kidnapping.

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Jeffery Schuyler
2
Jeffery Schuyler

This is not only anti-american, but it is cruel, inhumane and counterproductive. Trump has managed to convince half our Country that 65 million immigrants are both an imminent threat and less than human. Worse, most of the people believing these lies are Christians.

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Bobbi Meyer
2
Bobbi Meyer

Immigrants aren't the problem, politicians are

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Leslie
1
Leslie

They should focus on protecting the community from the reported crimes and not engaging in the current racial profiling that immigration authorities have been doing.

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Paula Stanley
1
Paula Stanley

Police resources should not be used for ICE operations. Congress just voted for an unbelievably huge budget for their police state. Don’t use local community resources!

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Sara Kalinowski
0
Sara Kalinowski

This is a hard question. ICE isn't explaining anything or identifying themselves. PO's might follow protocol,better. However, they shouldn't have to be involved.To be fair though, I think we spend too much unnecessary time on immigration & nothing else that truly matters.

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Are you concerned about AI interfering with national security?

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0

No

0

Yes

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