A Little Left, A Little Right – Let's Meet In The Middle
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The criminal justice system is supposed to be fair and equal for everyone, but the sentencing of former Congressman Chris Collins for insider trading raises serious doubts. While some may argue that the judge’s decision to sentence Collins to two years probation, 200 hours of community service, and a $200,000 fine was reasonable given his…
The Pennsylvania House has recently passed a measure that has created quite a buzz among residents – an increase in phone bill fees to generate more funding for the state’s 911 emergency services. As expected, the news has received a mixed response from the public. Let’s take a closer look at the pros and cons…
The ongoing lawsuit filed by a group representing pharmaceutical companies against the US government’s new rule allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices is a topic of heated debate. At first, the pharmaceutical industry argues that this decision could stifle innovation and development in the field while also potentially reducing the availability of certain drugs. Yet,…
The recent study by Echelon Insights on Republican voter attitudes towards abortion and its potential impact on support for Republican candidates in the upcoming presidential election has sparked intense debate. The findings indicate that Trump’s pro-life stance is unlikely to deter Republican voters, with a whopping 67% supporting his position on abortion. [For] Supporters of…
The ongoing boycott by Republican state senators in Oregon, who have refused to attend work, to prevent a vote on a new climate change bill highlights the polarization of the issue in today’s world. The proposed legislation seeks to impose stricter environmental regulations on the businesses of Oregon, aiming to reduce the state’s carbon footprint….
The recent demand by Republican Senators Rick Scott and Marsha Blackburn for transparency in COVID-19 origins is a topic of significant importance. While the request for the declassification and release of all information related to the virus’s origin seems valid, it is crucial to examine both sides of the argument. Initially, the senators’ demand raises…
The US healthcare system is facing significant challenges, as highlighted in a recent report. While there is no denying the problems, opinions are divided on how to best address them. On one side, critics point to limited access to healthcare as a significant concern, particularly among those living in rural areas. A shortage of healthcare…
The recent lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch against the Biden administration regarding the travel records of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has raised some important questions. On the one hand, there is a legitimate concern about transparency and accountability within our government. The Freedom of Information Act exists for a reason, and it’s essential that government…
To take a different approach, some New York City residents express dissatisfaction with President Biden’s performance, claiming that he has not done enough to help the city. They argue that the city needs more resources, both in terms of funding and support, to address the various issues that it faces, including issues related to public…