This bill goes too far in setting standards for dog dealers’ care of their canines, and these regulations could be better handled at the state level.
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There’s not convincing evidence that living or being near oil and gas drilling threatens people’s health, so this bill seems like a solution in search of a problem. Besides, without research on the subject a 1,500 foot buffer is arbitrary.
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If no passengers wish to accept the incentives offered by an airline to deplane from an overbooked flight, the airline should have the right to physically remove them.
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This is a pointless resolution. Why are our lawmakers wasting time "expressing opinions" about whether holiday and religious traditions are appropriate for public — use instead of legislating.
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Congress has run up budget deficits for too long, and if we’re ever going to shrink the debt lawmakers first have to balance the budget. Cutting their pay if there’s a deficit is a great incentive for fiscal responsibility.
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All this does is require a study on future workforce changes. Workers will be displaced no matter what the federal government tries to do.
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ARGUMENT IN FAVOR
The U.S. doesn’t get enough of a benefit from participating in the United Nations to justify government spending on it. America should leave the U.N. to focus on its own interests.
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