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It is good like it is. Too many different opinions would almost always result in a mistrial.
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Yes, always!
It's my civic duty to vote in local, national, AND special elections. I always vote.
It's my civic duty to vote in local, national, AND special elections. I always vote.
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Richard Dillard
You can not hope to change things you do not like if you do not vote. If you do not vote do not complain about the laws or situations you do not like.
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Victoria Martin Come'
I have never missed an opportunity to vote, it is a privilege I cherish!
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Judi Vanderpool
Of course! It's one of the fewest privileges we have left today! With vote by mail, what excuse do people have for not getting off their lazy behinds today?
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The commercials are always too negative and often funded by special interest groups with selfish motiviations. I prefer debates and interviews to get a better sense of the candi...
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The commercials are always too negative and often funded by special interest groups with selfish motiviations. I prefer debates and interviews to get a better sense of the candidate.
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Jacquie Ward
Most are negative; I would rather hear why I should vote for you as opposed to why I shouldn't vote for your opponent.
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Innocent until PROVEN guilty. If they're proven guilty, no member of the jury should be able to deny it.
ReplyYes but only in capital crime cases.
ReplyI just feel it’s the only fair way
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