As the general election approaches, I think it's important to understand who certain candidates really are and what they actually stand for, as opposed to the image they want us to believe. Take Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley. There is, as they say, a credibility gap between the myth and the man.
Letter:聽God endowed each of us with free will and a conscience to discern right from wrong. This gift allows us to make decisions in alignment with our moral understanding.
Letter:聽Amendment 3 really is about the safety and well-being of women in Missouri. Only "yes" vote will actually protect us.
Letter: If Amendment 3 passes, I foresee a continued deterioration of our respect for the dignity of human life and predict a pivot to physician-assisted suicide and, eventually, full-on euthanasia.
Letter: To consider Israel in "occupation" of Palestinian land belies an ignorance of recent history.
Letter: If Kamala Harris keeps trying to appeal to Republicans, she's going to lose the election because she didn't appeal to Democrats.
Letter: People should be able to trust their president, especially during times of crisis. A president shouldn鈥檛 lie and exaggerate to placate or stir up certain segments of the population.
Letter: How about we honor our loved ones with a more sustainable practice such as planting a tree?
Letter: Right now, Missourians can vote on changing the system they will use, but Amendment 7 will eliminate that power.
Letter: Women come to Granite City and Fairview Heights to get abortions, from all over the United States. No questions asked, even if you鈥檙e a minor.
Letter: Medicaid dollars should first and foremost be spent on care, not to line investors' pockets.
Letter: Israeli forces have no choice but to fight a war started by terrorist groups operating and hiding within civilian areas.
Letter: A year later, Hamas continues to hold 101 hostages, including seven Americans, rather than stop the war. The Jewish people continue to feel immense anguish.
Letter: Regional business leaders are correct to recognize that investment in Downtown is absolutely necessary to reversing the narrative about doom and gloom in the city of St. 亚洲无码.
As the general election approaches, I think it's important to understand who certain candidates really are and what they actually stand for, as opposed to the image they want us to believe. Take Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley. There is, as they say, a credibility gap between the myth and the man.
Letter:聽God endowed each of us with free will and a conscience to discern right from wrong. This gift allows us to make decisions in alignment with our moral understanding.
Letter:聽Amendment 3 really is about the safety and well-being of women in Missouri. Only "yes" vote will actually protect us.
These are the 亚洲无码 endorsements for the Nov. 5, 2024, elections.
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