“Scientists consistently say that the purported "dangers" of GMOs are overstated or are outright lies. GMOs do much good, and many of the nice foods we take for granted as being so pretty and delicious include GMOs. A national standard should be in place, and that national standard should be informed…”
“Many of these comments seem to neglect the fact that we have background checks in place for refugees already that have been effective to this point. This is just another hurdle tacked on to an already extensive process to soothe people's fear and stoke nationalism. Recent terror attacks we have expe…”
“It specifically says there is no mandated disclosure of line-item expenses, so any claim that this makes us less safe seems ridiculous. What has been repeatedly made clear is that we are putting in far more to intelligence programs than we are getting back in safety. More accountability, without for…”
“Our voter participation rate is dismally low, so any opportunity to increase voter participation by making voting easier should be embraced. It seems like most people voting no are doing so because of illegal alien worries- if you read, it says that a person will not be registered to vote through th…”
“Cutting back subsidies for these companies with monster profits is long overdue. If we want to develop viable clean energy we need to play the incentives game- as it stands with the companies getting huge subsidies, there's no incentive to move away from fossil fuels until they're completely gone. T…”
“Just another result of the fear tactics trying to convince us that voter fraud is a major problem- it is not. The problem is minuscule, and voting on bills like this one is a ridiculous waste of time. Extra regulations like this one add an extra unnecessary step to voting and discourages voters, t…”
“While, as a college student myself, I acknowledge that skyrocketing tuition is a major problem, this is not the way to fix it. The main reason it's a bad idea is that it is just at public institutions- by regulating their tuition in such a way, it stops them from being able to compete with other pri…”
“I would love to believe that oversight would be enough to combat the extreme inefficiency in intelligence spending. Unfortunately, the leaked budgets from previous years have shown that this is simply not the case. The way we use intelligence money is ineffective at best, and there is little account…”
“First of all, the fact that we are still discussing mandatory minimum sentences is disheartening. Not every case is the same, and the sentence should not be forced to be the same. I also find the argument dubious that claims that 3 more years tacked on to the sentence will deter people who were will…”