Voter misconduct laws should require proof of intent to prosecute

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Juvenile detention makes young offenders more likely to commit violent crimes

Convicted prisoners should retain voting rights

The death penalty should be abolished

Holocaust denial should be criminalized

All recreational drugs should be legalized

There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the United States

There is no voter fraud

The primary problem with elections is ineligible people voting, not necessarily widespread fraud

Voter ID requirements protect against impersonation and fraud

Adding a voter ID requirement is an extra layer of security intended to solve a problem that does not exist

Cash bail should be abolished

Tourists should avoid destinations whose governments criminalize same-sex relationships

Crimes committed by minors should never be punished with life without parole

Parents should be held legally responsible for their children’s crimes

The death penalty is justified for certain crimes

Society would be safer with fewer police officers

Prisons should focus on rehabilitation, not punishment

Christa Pike’s recovery warrants a new sentencing hearing after Tennessee’s failed execution

A failed execution calls for a safer procedure rather than cancellation of the sentence

Strict retention limits and independent audits are better than a blanket ban on police license-plate readers