Should the Senate stop use of the filibuster?

Asked by ABC 17 News

194 Votes

Should the Senate stop use of the filibuster?

41%

Yes Yes

59%

No No

41%

Yes

Progressives are pushing for Senate Democrats to change the rules and get rid of the filibuster. The party's slight majority in the Senate means Democrats are having trouble get... Show More

Progressives are pushing for Senate Democrats to change the rules and get rid of the filibuster. The party's slight majority in the Senate means Democrats are having trouble getting enough votes to override filibusters. Show Less

1 Comment

Ray Anderson

Its not in the constitution.

59%

No

Republicans and some Democrats, such as West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, are against ending the filibuster, which has been used for decades to blunt the majority's power.

Republicans and some Democrats, such as West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, are against ending the filibuster, which has been used for decades to blunt the majority's power. Show Less

2 Comments

Randel Hearne

It is an important check to keep a majority ruled congress from running rough shod on everything while they are the majority. The democrats have used this as a check while they were in the minority. .

Will Mason

Doing away with the filibuster is one step towards one party rule. They regretted abolishing the filibuster for judges. Why would this be different? And when did the media stop calling it "the nuclear option"?

Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?

Asked by KTVZ

735 Votes

Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?

30%

Yes, for my health! Yes, for my health!

70%

No way!! No way!!

30%

Yes, for my health!

I'd much rather achieve a better work-life balance in lieu of higher pay. Money isn't everything!

I'd much rather achieve a better work-life balance in lieu of higher pay. Money isn't everything! Show Less

1 Comment

Libby Christian

Cuz I love to sleep and it's healthy

70%

No way!!

Money doesn't grow on trees, and if you want more sleep, go to bed earlier!

Money doesn't grow on trees, and if you want more sleep, go to bed earlier! Show Less

4 Comments

Dan Taylor

Under 30 years old, it comes built in

Janine Dobkins Hansen

Doesn’t matter anyway I’m still not going to sleep enough

Sam Ackerman

I learned a job skill that pay's very well and do not need to work more then 40 hours a week. Shot I dont even need to work the whole year.

Should taxpayer money go towards the White House ballroom?

Asked by 13 On Your Side

124 Votes

Should taxpayer money go towards the White House ballroom?

19%

Yes Yes

81%

No No

19%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

81%

No

4 Comments

Patty Contreras

Big waste of money on a vanity project that does not benefit Americans. Money can be better spent on Healthcare, the homeless, housing, daycare, education..I could go on and on. This president is the biggest conman and grifter ever in history. He has already wasted & stolen billions of dollars.

Linda Rothrock Jurus

When it proposed Trump said it was being built by private donors! Now Liar in Chief wants taxpayers to foot bill... Just another of many lies!

L. Maldonado

Illegal. No Congressional permission. No taxpayer approval. Unneeded. No his personal residence. WH belongs to the people, not the Kremlin look-a-like. Trump is not POTUS; he was constitutionally banned from office. He DID NOT WIN, because the Constitution says so. (14thA, section 3.)

Ralph Stewart

The average American is being hurt by the rising gas and grocery prices and shouldn’t be expected to pay for an extravagant ballroom. The US doesn’t need to be spending money on luxuries like a ballroom, when it can’t pay its 28 TRILLION DOLLARS debt. The country is on the verge of bankruptcy!

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Should the Senate stop use of the filibuster?

41% Yes Yes

59% No No

41% Yes

59% No

Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?

30% Yes, for my health! Yes, for my health!

70% No way!! No way!!

30% Yes, for my health!

70% No way!!