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In what ways should a government support or not support diversity and inclusion within society?

The democratic party has turned into a group funded by foreign Middle Eastern oil money, although the Bidens have shown that they will take any country's money, even China and Iran, to sell out American and our allies' interests. They are a cabal being directed to do everything possible to destroy our country. We should be investigating each one of them, including their families. Biden was hiding payoffs through family members. Follow the money, then drag it out to the light, charge them accordingly, some have been caught I think they don't want to charge them because they thin…  Read morek we will lose what little trust in the government we have but I think drag them out hang them high or send to prison and show America that the government wont tolerate traders and there will be more trust than ever and it will show politicians that selling out your country will cost you your life.

The election this year is crazy former president Donald Trump V.S Kamala Harris is going off the charts, I never knew the Democrats could do so well in two years for President... Now I don't want any beef but the Democrat party is doing especially well this year even though I lean more toward the Republican side I never knew I could be a Democrat, I stand for all women with bravery and I respect Kamala Harris for putting herself out there for the woman proving once again women can do the same things that men can do! The only question I have is does anyone know how to find the characteristics on this website?

The Democratic Party has never been a good or moral American institution. Andrew Jackson for Christ’s sake was the very first democratic president. He was responsible for the Indian removal act. Oversaw the rape, pillaging and murder of countless native Americans. It was the Democratic Party who fought to keep slavery alive in the United States of America and break away from this great country. It was the Democratic Party that orchestrated the assignation of Abraham Lincoln because he in fact freed the slaves and kept this country in tact. It was the Democratic Party that did away with…  Read more Lincoln’s proclamation that slavery was to be illegal. It was the Democratic Party under the leadership of President Andrew Johnson that enacted “separate but equal” and the practice of segregation, Jim Crow and Black Code laws. Yes, democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the civil rights act into law. But only because the majority of the country was on the side of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He and the DNC devised a plan to still keep black Americans still oppressed under the false guise of “freedom, liberation and equality for black Americans” by keeping black people married to the federal government via The Great Society Act “welfare.” Which incentivizes black Americans to remain in their current state of poverty by giving them just the bare minimum financially. Along with the fact that one of the provisions that is extremely pushed onto black families via welfare which is for black women to kick the fathers of their children out of the home in order to seek financial compensation from our government. How does that help black Americans at all? All it does is foster bad behavior which just continues the black communities never ending cycle of crime and poverty. Also, let’s not forget about Lyndon Johnson and the Democratic party’s push of abortion onto black communities. The DNC and Margaret Sanger (a well known eugenist) had the belief that they could use abortion as a tool to lower black and brown birth rates in this country. These are all the same things the democrats still push to this very day. They just don’t say the quiet part out loud.

the fact that this party ended up being 3rd place is a disappointment.

They may be better then republicans, but ultimately they are still just status quo bull **** ers supporting the same 2 party **** .

IM PROUD TO BEEE A DEMOCRATTT

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When thinking about climate change, what emotional responses do you have to the idea of stricter environmental regulations?

When thinking about leadership, what qualities do you think are most important for those who are running a country?

Do you believe that access to higher education is a right or a privilege, and how has that belief shaped your own life plans?

How has the concept of health care as a right versus a privilege affected you or someone you know?

How have your thoughts on gun control changed as you've grown older or experienced different life events?

How do you feel about policies that aim to reduce the influence of money in politics, and do you think they can actually work?

In what ways, if any, have you or your family personally experienced the effects of government welfare programs, and how did it shape your views?

What does the pursuit of environmental preservation mean to you, and how should it be addressed by those in power?

How would you describe the ideal balance between work opportunities and a social safety net in a society?

What are your thoughts on how governments should approach the regulation of businesses and industries?

Can you share an experience that shaped your views on how much privacy we should be willing to sacrifice for national security?