Supremecourt Polls - SquareOffs

Should Supreme Court Justice Alito recuse himself in cases involving Trump and Jan. 6 rioters?

Asked by News-Press Now

133 Votes

Should Supreme Court Justice Alito recuse himself in cases involving Trump and Jan. 6 rioters?

66%

Yes Yes

34%

No No

66%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

34%

No

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

Should the government communicate with social media companies about content?

Asked by ABC 17 News

168 Votes

Should the government communicate with social media companies about content?

28%

Yes Yes

72%

No No

28%

Yes

The government argued before the Supreme Court that it wasn't using coercion.

The government argued before the Supreme Court that it wasn't using coercion. Show Less

2 Comments

Tom Maxwell

To prevent false information.

Ervin Guinn

False statements and lies should not be presented as facts from either side of the political spectrum. If it takes government intervention to stop this misinformation, then that's the way it should be.

72%

No

Missouri and Louisiana say it violates their residents' First Amendment rights.

Missouri and Louisiana say it violates their residents' First Amendment rights. Show Less

5 Comments

Bernard Hinshaw

Can not allow our freedom of speech to be tampered with at all !!!!! All they are doing is damage control protecting themselves

Will Mason

Nothing people are talking about is the government's business. They need to sit and shut up. Maybe they could try listening instead.

Max DeYoung

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson comments that First Amendment “hamstrings" government. What a terrible thing for a Justice to say. She would happily remove our First Amendment of the Bill of Rights.

Vernon Taylor

And we all know why she's there.

Lida Vitt

Have you just about ever saw good come out of government getting involved!! The framers gave the government 2 jobs!! Secure our border (failed), maintain our military (failed)! The Federal government had less than 1,000 employees except for the military, prior to the Civil War!! What happened!!

Did the Supreme Court rule fairly in the Colorado ballot case?

Asked by ABC 17 News

393 Votes

Did the Supreme Court rule fairly in the Colorado ballot case?

69%

Yes Yes

31%

No No

69%

Yes

The ruling was unanimous to keep the former president on the ballot.

The ruling was unanimous to keep the former president on the ballot. Show Less

7 Comments

Justin Booya

Because it's the law and common sense. Cry more, democrats.

Lida Vitt

Because that is their job, and 100% voted that Trump SHOULD be on the ballot! That says it all.

Will Mason

There was no insurection. It was just a riot. Lying about a riot and calling it an insurrection for 3 years did not create one. An insurrection never happened.

Bill Spires

Im not voting for Trump, however this is America and your innocent until proven guilty.

Vernon Taylor

Of course they did. The no votes prove that.

Cindy L. Robinson

there was NO insurrection

31%

No

Many still argue Trump shouldn't be able to run under the 14th Amendment.

Many still argue Trump shouldn't be able to run under the 14th Amendment. Show Less

1 Comment

Michael Ridenhour

Judicial news and global attention: SCOTUS's decision, on basis of original language, its Tenth Amendment, and State's sovereignty, failed to protect the U.S. from amplified voice of money's arrogantly-owned fallacy. The unwritten law Lesser of Two Evils thus was allowed to dictate a ballot's vote.

SUPREMECOURT SquareOffs

Should Supreme Court Justice Alito recuse himself in cases involving Trump and Jan. 6 rioters?

66% Yes Yes

34% No No

66% Yes

34% No

Should the government communicate with social media companies about content?

28% Yes Yes

72% No No

28% Yes

72% No