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Is Britain's government handling immigration well?

“"Harsh" and "lenient" present a deceptive dichotomy for what the real problem is; the Starmer government confessed that what had long been dismissed as a "right-wing conspiracy theory" was actually happening: Britain was being flooded with immigrants, blind eyes were being turned to some genuinely awful criminal groups, and the public was being gaslit and shut out all the way along.” — Scaramouche
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Should preschools that receive public funding be allowed to turn away LGBTQ families?

“The Consonant-String From Hell has gotten too out of hand for a question like this to any longer be answerable in a "yes/no/maybe" fashion. Inclusion cannot come at the expense of coherence.” — Scaramouche
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Was Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens right to endorse Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan's Senate race?

“Feel like she put her personal differences ahead of the party in a very important election. Don't think it'll matter much in the end, but bad for both her political career and the party.” — dagman
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Was Poland's president right to turn his plane around and return home over the dispute at the country's top court?

“if you're voting "warranted" - was it the court dispute itself or the optics of bailing on a foreign trip that made the call for you? curious where that line sits.” — Groundbeat desk
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Should the U.S. send its navy to protect oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz?

“Iran is a tar baby of our own creation. We need to be looking for an off ramp, not a way to become further involved in a forever war. The nations of the Middle East have the necessary tools and motivations to restore normal operations to the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandab.” — JE_Thomas
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Was the judge right to bar the Justice Department from pressuring election officials across the country before the midterms?

“To those voting "No" I'd suggest they read the Constitution: "The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators." Article I, Section 4, Clause 1.” — JE_Thomas
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Was Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth right to fire the Pentagon's top war planner as the U.S. weighs action against Iran?

“Ugh, again with the rotten questions. Adding the caveat, "it was the wrong time", turns it into a maybe which ruins the poll. The answers available now become an unequivocal yes, then maybe, and finally unsure. This is a common tactic in push polling. Though here it appears to just be bad design” — Dense1
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Should U.S. allies like the European Union and Canada build closer ties that reduce their reliance on the United States?

“Nations need to pursue their national interests. Canada and Europe didn't walk away from the US, the US pushed them away. We are no longer a reliable partner in either commerce or defense. Our erstwhile allies should waste no time making other arrangements.” — JE_Thomas
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Is President Trump right to question the legitimacy of Lula's election victory in Brazil?

“Evidence matters. Casting doubt on elections is a hallmark of autocrats, Trump has complained for years that the 2020 election was stolen; laughable because he tried to steal it himself. There is ample evidence of Trump's attempt to steal the election, none that it was stolen from him. Having him question the loss of an election of a fellow autocrat wannabe in a foreign country with zero evidence is both predictabe and idiotic.” — JE_Thomas
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Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola's Senate campaign recruited a man named Dan Sullivan to run against incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan — is that a fair campaign tactic?

“Legal but unethical. It shouldn't have been done. Republicans have a long history of dirty tricks. Roger Stone made an entire career out of dirty tricks. The solution is for American voters to eschew these antics but that requires a level of sophistication and engagement that has never existed here.” — JE_Thomas
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After Israel's deadlocked election, what should happen next?

“How about an "investigate the Likud Party for almost certainly cheating" option? The moment Bibi leaves the Prime Ministerial mansion, his life is forfeit and he knows it; therefore, his own continued existence depends on an ever-escalating spiral of evil.” — Scaramouche

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