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POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Election concerns remain unresolved headed into midterms (opens the original)
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With midterms approaching, many Americans are still concerned about aspects of our nationâs elections. For conservatives, those concerns largely stem from potential abuses of mail-in voting and lax voter ID laws. Mail-in ballot controversies boomed in the aftermath of the 2020 election. The Election Assistance Commission, working with the 117th Congress, reported this in their Election Administration and Voting Survey: âThis election also saw sweeping changes in how voters cast their ballots
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR face renewed scrutiny under Stitt (opens the original)
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed an executive order Aug. 12 directing the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security to, âconduct an intelligence-based assessment to determine whether the Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR, or any affiliates, agents, or persons acting in concert with them, are engaged in conduct presenting a terroristic or public-safety threat in Oklahoma.â The final section of the EO states that Stitt also encourages, âthe Oklahoma Legislature to enact legislation declaring that the Musl
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Could ICE gear be effective deescalation tool? (opens the original)
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Recently, Immigration and Customs Enforcement purchased 6,000 pairs of gloves that have the capability to produce an electric shock when the wearer grapples with a suspect. Understandably, this has caused some controversy, but the agency says the gloves are âconductive distraction and deescalation devices to incorporate a controlled, non-lethal capability designed to support de-escalation objectives, reduce reliance on higher levels of force where appropriate, and enhance officer and public sa
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Flock cameras could lay groundwork for 'Big Brother' (opens the original)
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Recently, Flock cameras have been quite the hot topic of discussion on social media and in the political sphere. Many see them as yet another form of âBig Brotherâ monitoring the populace. Flock states: âA Flock camera is a license plate reader camera built to identify vehicle details that may help generate investigative leads. That includes the license plate, along with attributes like make, model, color, and other visible characteristics. Flock cameras are not general-purpose surveillanc
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Current Social Security model unsustainable (opens the original)
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Last month, CNN reported, âTens of millions of retirees and other Americans could see smaller monthly Social Security checks in six years if lawmakers donât act to shore up the programâs finances, according to an annual report released Tuesday by Social Securityâs trustees.â The looming crisis is predictable, because like it or not, the program is structured like a Ponzi scheme. Early âinvestorsâ are paid with money put in by new âinvestors.â The Ponzi scheme worked while the b
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