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I still don't think he will lose, but some will certainly refuse to vote for him because he is black. Exit polling from West Virginia and other states in the primaries bears this out.
Race will negatively affect Barack Obama's candidacy. (Democratic Candidates)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/29379http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/29379Wed, 06 Aug 2008 18:55:12 GMT<div><em>I still don't think he will lose, but some will certainly refuse to vote for him because he is black. Exit polling from West Virginia and other states in the primaries bears this out.</em></div>Democratic CandidatesRob J
All semblances of racial bias must be removed from the application of the death penalty. With that said, very serious offenses do warrant the death penalty, so I do not oppose it.
There are circumstances under which I support capital punishment. (Capital Punishment)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/4198http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/4198Wed, 25 Jun 2008 17:03:25 GMT<div><em>All semblances of racial bias must be removed from the application of the death penalty. With that said, very serious offenses do warrant the death penalty, so I do not oppose it.</em></div>Capital PunishmentRob J
There is a link between global warming and the rising intensity of natural disasters. (Global Warming)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/23985http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/23985Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:54:34 GMT<div></div>Global WarmingRob J
Global warming is a problem that humans must take actions to address. (Global Warming)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/1341http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/1341Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:54:02 GMT<div></div>Global WarmingRob J
There are too many examples of man's fallibility to list, but lets start with GWB.
Man is not infallible. (Infallibility in Christianity)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/2394http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/2394Sat, 21 Jun 2008 12:52:49 GMT<div><em>There are too many examples of man's fallibility to list, but lets start with GWB.</em></div>Infallibility in ChristianityRob J
Note the question doesn't ask whether cell phones should be banned "in the classroom". Even if there is a small chance of me or my child having an emergency at school, ANY CHANCE is big enough. I want to be able to reach my child. Think about all these
Cell phones should not be banned in public schools. (Cell Phones)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/36900http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/36900Sat, 21 Jun 2008 12:50:34 GMT<div><em>Note the question doesn't ask whether cell phones should be banned "in the classroom". Even if there is a small chance of me or my child having an emergency at school, ANY CHANCE is big enough. I want to be able to reach my child. Think about all these</em></div>Cell PhonesRob J
Man, however, is quite fallible. Hence the reason such an un-"questionable" fact would be "subject" to opinion on this site in the first place.
God is infallible. (Infallibility in Christianity)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/2393http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/2393Sat, 21 Jun 2008 12:39:20 GMT<div><em>Man, however, is quite fallible. Hence the reason such an un-"questionable" fact would be "subject" to opinion on this site in the first place.</em></div>Infallibility in ChristianityRob J
Let's not get short-sighted just because we dislike the actions of the Bush Administration. Such legislation would be unconstitutional. Congress doesn't have the power to "approve" wars, or even to "commence" wars for that matter. It has the power to "
Legislation should not be passed requiring Congressional approval for an attack on Iran. (Confronting Iran)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/19722http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/19722Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:49:46 GMT<div><em>Let's not get short-sighted just because we dislike the actions of the Bush Administration. Such legislation would be unconstitutional. Congress doesn't have the power to "approve" wars, or even to "commence" wars for that matter. It has the power to "</em></div>Confronting IranRob J
This is a double-edged sword for telecom companies. On the one hand, the Bush Administration was demanding wiretaps and the telecoms certainly would have faced serious repercussions for not complying. On the other hand, compliance could have invited law
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) should include immunity for telecom companies. (The War on Terror)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/32129http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/32129Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:20:47 GMT<div><em>This is a double-edged sword for telecom companies. On the one hand, the Bush Administration was demanding wiretaps and the telecoms certainly would have faced serious repercussions for not complying. On the other hand, compliance could have invited law</em></div>The War on TerrorRob J
There was a foreign language requirement in my middle and high school. I assumed such was the case in most school systems. Anyway, foreign languages are a window into a different culture. The way people think is revealed in the way they talk. I think
There should be a foreign language requirement in public schools. (Education)http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/33884http://whereistand.com/opinionstreams/33884Thu, 19 Jun 2008 15:58:13 GMT<div><em>There was a foreign language requirement in my middle and high school. I assumed such was the case in most school systems. Anyway, foreign languages are a window into a different culture. The way people think is revealed in the way they talk. I think </em></div>Education