Polls: Society & Politics

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Do y’all know what this means?

Is this right or wrong to y’all?

I feel trump is doing too much by doing this

Please keep in mind that the great majority of LEOs & THEIR UNIONS BEGRUDGINGLY SUPPORT sanctuary policies! If police cannot be a trusted source of safety, law & justice it just makes relations with that community MUCH MORE DANGEROUS for them to interact with. LEOs don't want to die over this - ask any cop you know and they'll tell you this policy keeps them safer - if they are honest with you.

Furthermore, Raids at schools / churches are NOT supported by a majority of USA AMERICANS and further, when explained to USA Americans that sanctuary policies DO NOT APPLY FOR VIOLENT CRIMES an even greater majority of USA Americans support keeping officers safe even if it means illegal immigrants won't be deported as quickly as they desire.

Is your state/city among them?

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Illinois

Massachusetts

New Jersey

New York

North Dakota

Oregon

Rhode Island

Utah

Vermont

Washington

Counties WITHIN SOME RED STATES are listed here:

https://cis.org/Map-Sanctuary-Cities-Counties-and-States

Trump didn't think so. Minutes after he pardoned them.

All federal agencies ordered to shut down DEI offices - thepostmillennial.com/breaking-all-federal-agencies-ordered-to-shut-down-dei-offices

Trump fires first female Coast Guard leader over her obsession with DEI - www.dailymail.co.uk/.../...fagan-white_tick-1.html

Donald Trump kept his word and pardons Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht - thehill.com/.../

I ask because mental health problems among politicians are very common and very destructive since the politician can affect a very large number of people when they do inappropriate things. A Mental health examination prior to running for office might be a reasonable thing to do. I think we all know that we have politicians in office right now who very clearly have mental health problems and those mental health problems seriously affect their ability to do their work.

You make an explicit rule per the law... teen step daughter with temporary drivers license can only drive car you own/insure when another adult is in the car. It's the law in this state.

The rule is communicated and understood, but is violated. You give notice this is not allowed... don't do that again ever! Ok!

The rule is violated again a month later, under permission of your spouse whom gave permission. There was no emergency, just a desire to drive, and the teen driver asks (forgets or doesn't care) as well decides it's ok to violate the rule (oops)... and drives by themselves. "It's only a short distance" would be the justification. "It's not a big deal".

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Probability of being caught by police or accident is small... driver has lots of experience and cautious. However, they are hormonally off (PMSing... and historically, judgement is off at this time) and there is a dangerous intersection involved in the well known, 1 mile drive home.

Severity of punishment resulting from an accident is substantial. You face cost or jail...

A) Insurance will fight coverage in case of accident... since the teen was violating the law, they can wiggle out of paying in court... cost shifts to the owner of the car (you) and parent... if teen was at fault.

B) If teen is at fault in an accident and death/multi party occurred, the responsibility shifts to owner of the car (you) and parent. Owner of car (you) could face prison time. I'm not a lawyer, it's my understanding of the law... and it's a liberal state.

What should a good, responsible spouse do in this case?

How do you handle your spouse that disobeyed the rule... putting you at risk you don't want?

How do you handle your step child?

Welcome to being an adult, and real life...

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