#91 - NATO
Rule of Law:
Conservatives believe that sanctuary cities defy federal immigration laws, undermining the integrity of the legal system.
They argue that local governments have a duty to assist federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws.
#90 - WTO - World Trade Organization
Rule of Law:
Conservatives believe that sanctuary cities defy federal immigration laws, undermining the integrity of the legal system.
They argue that local governments have a duty to assist federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws.
#89 - Tariffs
Rule of Law:
Conservatives believe that sanctuary cities defy federal immigration laws, undermining the integrity of the legal system.
They argue that local governments have a duty to assist federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws.
#88 - Sancturary Cities ad States
Rule of Law:
Conservatives believe that sanctuary cities defy federal immigration laws, undermining the integrity of the legal system.
They argue that local governments have a duty to assist federal authorities in enforcing immigration laws.
#87 - Alaska
Skeptical of large-scale aid programs, citing concerns over inefficiency, waste, or perpetuating corruption.
#86 - Afganistan
Skeptical of large-scale aid programs, citing concerns over inefficiency, waste, or perpetuating corruption.
#85 - Africa
Conservatives are more likely to question the Federal Reserve’s role and its alignment with free-market principles. Some conservatives advocate for abolishing the Fed, arguing that it interferes with economic freedom and contributes to government overreach.
#84 - Abolish Fed?
Conservatives are more likely to question the Federal Reserve’s role and its alignment with free-market principles. Some conservatives advocate for abolishing the Fed, arguing that it interferes with economic freedom and contributes to government overreach.
#83 - Fairness in Women’s Sports
Despite differences, both sides agree on the importance of civic engagement as a cornerstone of democracy:
#82 - Decline in Civic Participation (Copy)
Despite differences, both sides agree on the importance of civic engagement as a cornerstone of democracy:
#84 - Deportation
The debate reflects broader tensions between compassion and enforcement, morality and legality, and individual rights versus national sovereignty.
#83 - ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance)
When done well, DEI can foster fairness, innovation, and a positive workplace culture. However, poorly executed efforts risk creating division, inefficiency, and backlash. Balancing inclusivity with fairness and merit is key to achieving the intended benefits of DEI.
#82 - Decline in Civic Participation
When done well, DEI can foster fairness, innovation, and a positive workplace culture. However, poorly executed efforts risk creating division, inefficiency, and backlash. Balancing inclusivity with fairness and merit is key to achieving the intended benefits of DEI.
#81 - DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion)
When done well, DEI can foster fairness, innovation, and a positive workplace culture. However, poorly executed efforts risk creating division, inefficiency, and backlash. Balancing inclusivity with fairness and merit is key to achieving the intended benefits of DEI.
#80 - Welfare
Conservatives emphasize the importance of reducing misuse of welfare benefits to ensure resources are directed to those who truly need them.
