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Michelle Evrard

Shouldn't Prisoners Be Allowed to Vote? - 0 views

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    Voting rights for prisoners and ex-felons is essential for democracy. Voting makes a person feel like they are a part of something bigger than themselves, and in turn will create a positive outcome.
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    Voting rights for prisoners and ex-felons is essential for democracy. Voting makes a person feel like they are a part of something bigger than themselves, and in turn will create a positive outcome.
alialtimeemy

Individual Freedom vs. Democracy - LewRockwell.com - 0 views

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    This page serves the purpose of defining what individual freedom is compared to democracy. this goes over the two and explains the differences and how we need both to coexist.
eli2196775

Protecting The Freedom To Vote Against Wrongful Challenges And Intimidation | Demos - 0 views

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    Protecting the freedom to vote for all eligible Americans is of fundamental importance in a democracy founded upon the consent of the governed. Clearly boundaries for poll watchers are often crossed. These challenges lead to stricter rules that need to be followed by honest, law abiding citizens that just make it harder to vote.
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    Protecting the freedom to vote for all eligible Americans is of fundamental importance in a democracy founded upon the consent of the governed. Clearly boundaries for poll watchers are often crossed. These challenges lead to stricter rules that need to be followed by honest, law abiding citizens that just make it harder to vote.
ash214750

Freedom of Expression - 0 views

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    The website is firstly giving background information of freedom of expression. It is secondly giving reasons as to why the personal freedom of expression is essential to allowing democracy to work.
kelly simmons

Freedom of Expression - 0 views

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    Paper written stating what freedom of expression covers, what is a restriction of your freedom, and if some restrictions are necessary. It questions if freedom of expression infringes upon other individual's freedoms.
kea2154314

The Fight Over Privacy and Secrecy in Government Investigations - 0 views

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    The intertwined issues of privacy and secrecy will force Congress to finally deal with the world of digital information. Being such a big issues and how they are able to use such information against people in court, how was Hillary Clinton able to get off her FBI investigation? It doesn't make senseto me how they abuse this power to convict people in court, but yet our countries elite get off without so much as a fine.
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    The FBI has exposed itself as a highly corrupted organization by allowing a politician to be above the law. The federal government ought to remove Comey from his position of power as he has said that Hillary should not be charged, although she committed a crime, and was exposed. In other words, he said she is above the law. Which no one person can be above the law in a republic, or a democracy, or any functioning country with laws.
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    It is not okay for her to get off the hook for the investigation. If other people can't get away with crimes then why can she get away with it. Just like us she is a citizen of the united states so why is should she be treated any different?
courtmathews

What are the Pros and cons of freedom of speech? - 0 views

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    Freedom of speech is the cornerstone of democracy. The fundamental right to be able to speak freely is written into the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and the Bill of Rights.
chr2131264

BBC - Future - Why governments are broken - and how to fix them - 0 views

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    This article touches on the inefficiencies of governments as a whole, not specifically to the United States. Suggestions on how to fix are long term, and the immediate removal is highly discouraged. Technology is changing and our government should meet the demands.
johnhutson

Why We All Need The Freedom Of The Press - 5 views

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    The freedom of the press is vital to American democracy as Kacey Finch illustrates in her article. She describes the role of the press as working for the people. The press serves to provide transparency of the government.
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    The article is great to see why we need press freedom. It can gives us the sense of protection as it shows what the government is doing and to keep the government from doing whatever they want.
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    The article gives us a good look into how the press will do what they can to show us the truth. the press are the ones who give the people what they need to see and be able to show their opinion to such decision besides the government deciding for the people.
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    I really like how this article starts off with, "The press was to serve the governed, not the governors".
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    The article highlights on the positives of freedom of speech within the media. Through examples of the past and present, it shows the value of providing the truth to the people.
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    The author of this article sheds light on the importance of freedom of press and what can happen when that freedom is threatened.
anonymous

Does the U.S. Need Universal Health Care? - 2 views

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    This advocates for the implementation of universal healthcare in the United States. It also talks briefly about why Americans seem to be so resistant to a new healthcare system.
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    I feel the need for universal health care has been push to the headlines due to COVID-19, since so many people are unable to pay for healthcare.
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    I liked how the article pointed out that people are doing go fund me accounts and that is a good example because many people are unable to afford healthcare and people are depending on other individuals to pay for their medical bills and it is a huge issue.
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    I really liked the article and liked how it gives examples of what is happening due to healthcare being so expensive.
bre2162053

What Are Police Like in Other Countries? - 0 views

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    An article looking into how democratic countries structure their police. How they are funded, what they are responsible for, as well as training and their relations with minorities in their population.
smurphy6600

Poll shows public opinion on media-bias perceptions | The Free Speech Center - 1 views

  • Are America's news media more biased than ever before, or are we simply looking in the mirror?
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      dramatic statement, meant to frighten readers or insinuate a bias
  •  a survey conducted by the Knight Foundation and Gallup.
  • 49 percent
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  • “a great deal
  • 37 percent see “a fair amount.”
  • news source they turn to most often.
  • 88 percent
  • great deal
  • political division”
  • free press as pivotal to our democracy.
  • social media combat.
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      this is a rather specific term to use. The author is very pointed in their language
  • I grew up in the Chicago area
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      author self insertion
  • series of litmus tests
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  • approach colors the perception of all news outlets.
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      a quotable line
  • we're the ones driving the traffic and ratings
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    A poll done by the Knight-Gallup foundation is reviewed in this article by MTSU in which the author, Ken Paulson, gives his thoughts on the polarizing effects of how American Media has changed from being simply separated by partisanship to a new era of inflamed division. Paulson cites the poll by Knight-Gallup to show that public opinion coincides with his own views in that our media is too heavily biased and is to blame for political division. The article has a strong close bringing readers to be introspective as to why the news articles in which they might place blame are continuously fired up by views and demand.
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