Asked by 13 On Your Side

319 Votes

Should the FBI have raided Mar-a-Lago?

47%

Yes Yes

53%

No No

47%

Yes

2 Comments

Peter Cassidy

The top DOJ officials determined that there was solid evidence that the former President had official classified documents. That is, simply put breaking a federal law.

Jim Smith

Just the same as Hillary Clinton. She took classified info, but she distroyed 30,000 incriminating emails. Never charged, never raided. Why the difference?

Manuel Bermudez

Because it’s against the law to remove White House documents after you’ve left office. These docs don’t belong to a retired president. They belong to the American people. It’s a federal law. As a president he should have known this. Just sayin ….

53%

No

2 Comments

ray hst

I voted no simply because I cannot believe that my country would do it without political gain. If our leaders were truly honest and law abiding, I would say if evidence points to wrongdoing go for it. Nobody should be above the law. But remember, do you think our government is honest? Right...

Joanne Dunham Sealund

This is just another fishing' expedition . Dems are desperate to find something, anything to keep him from running for office.

Do you spend more hours a week watching traditional entertainment or user generated content?

Asked by Geekvolution

318 Votes

Do you spend more hours a week watching traditional entertainment or user generated content?

48%

Youtube/Twitch etc Youtube/Twitch etc

52%

Movies, television etc Movies, television etc

48%

Youtube/Twitch etc

6 Comments

Brian Klein

Way more time on new media.

Larry Ewart

Switched to YouTube from Cable like it so much better because of what we normally watch is programmed for us.

Adam Nixon

I'd say it's like 60/40 in favor of things like user generated content, but it has more to do with time than anything else. Due to things like work and chores, I just don't have time during the day for movies/TV. But for a few hours in the evening, I tend to watch more movies/TV, which I prefer.

Andrew Cozzini

This is one of those where I'm voting the honest truth, even though I'd prefer it be the other (while still making time for Geekvolution, of course). I think it's because of how casually I can spend hours on YouTube, as opposed to being intentional about catching up on content I intend to consume.