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“This is what happens when congress passes bad laws quickly.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: CRUMBS Act: Should Bonuses Up to $2,500 This Year be Tax-Free for Individuals?

“Good businesses will accomodate employees if”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Should Employers Have to Change Workers’ Schedules Unless They Have a Good Reason Not To?

- MIKE C

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In Response to: New Republican Healthcare Bill: Senate Version

“Law makers should follow state and local laws like all Americans do.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Should Members of Congress be Allowed to Carry a Concealed Weapon Anywhere (With Exceptions)?

“Focus on the countries that truly support terrorism. I'm looking at you Saudi Arabia.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Expanding Sanctions on Iran for its Ballistic Missile Program and Russia for its Electoral Meddling (Among Other Things)

“Just fix the current ACA. Get on with real work.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Should the Affordable Care Act be Repealed and Replaced With the American Health Care Act?

“Congress has a dismal record in approving meaningful laws.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Should Congress Have More Power to Approve (or Reject) Major Regulations?

“Pass a different healthcare law. Then these rulings will be irrelevant.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Should Congress Block the Supreme Court From Citing Obamacare Cases As Precedent?

“Launchung nuclear weapons in a defacto declaration of war and only congress is authorized to declare war.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Does the President Need to be Blocked From Launching a Nuclear First Strike Unless Congress Declares War?

“The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) measures annual military spending for most of the world's armed countries. According to SIPRI, the U.S. spent $618 billion on its military last year, more than three times the $171 billion budget of second place China. Perhaps the military…”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: The $578 Billion Defense Budget for Fiscal Year 2017

“Please work in a comprehensive immigration law that actually works instead.”

- MIKE C

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In Response to: Do Sanctuary Cities That Don't Cooperate With Immigration Officials Need to Lose Federal Funding?