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“Her body, her choice. It's absurd that in 2017 this is still a topic of contention. Men have no right to impose laws that only affect the opposite gender. ”

- BEN W

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In Response to: No Federal Funding for Abortion Services (With Exceptions)

“Vote no on DeVos. ”

- BEN W

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In Response to: What's Congress Voting On? Week of January 23, 2017

“The consumers should always be able to appeal increases, and simply because the government doesn't act in time shouldn't mean the consumer has to pay.”

- BEN W

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In Response to: If Federal Regulators Don't Act, Should Consumers be Able to Appeal a Proposed Utility Rate Hike?

“The Constitution should be updated to reflect the current time. This being said, it's a no-brainer to extend this already illegal practice to our current technology. ”

- BEN W

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In Response to: Should Telemarketers Be Banned From "Spoofing" Their Identity in Text Messages?

“In his inaugural address, Mr. Trump sought to end "radical islamic terrorism". If the President of the United States doesn't realize that terrorism extends to more than just muslims, then I believe the passing of this bill is very much justified in an effort to dispel the islamophobia ever so presen…”

- BEN W

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In Response to: Does the House Need to Condemn Anti-Muslim Sentiment?

“If a member of Congress does an excellent job representing their state or district, then they should be able to keep their position for as long as the voters keep them in. Once they become ineffective, they can be voted out and replaced with officials who do represent the ideals of their territory.”

- BEN W

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In Response to: Amending the Constitution to Impose Term Limits On Congress

“Yes, anything to make it easier to get help and potentially save lives.”

- BEN W

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In Response to: Kari's Law: Making it Easier to Call 911 From a Hotel Room