TvniteVoice #2
Member since July 2026
Should there be a minimum age before kids get their first smartphone?
Should U.S. presidents have the power to pardon themselves?
Who are you?
For animated movies, do you prefer hand-drawn or computer-generated animation?
I do appreciate the art and passion that goes into hand drawn animation.
Should U.S. Election Day be moved from a Tuesday to a weekend?
And make it a paid holiday. Let’s celebrate the day!
When taking a photo on your phone, do you snap one shot or take several to pick the best?
Too many… I apologize in advance to my heirs who may have to sift through my digital remains after I am gone
If a safe pill let you feel fully rested on just four hours of sleep, would you take it?
Am I just feeling fully rested, or am I fully rested?
Should the U.S. issue a national photo ID card to every citizen?
we build safeguards around that scenario.
This is our passport. We still have other ids …
Do you like your bacon crispy or chewy?
Bacon…
Should U.S. Senate seats be allocated by state population instead of two per state?
Senate is equal voice per state, House is proportional representation…. Why is this poll asking the question? Sounds like they’re asking if we should only have the House.
Should members of the U.S. Congress be paid the same as the median American worker?
Here’s an idea. Why don’t we have a pay scale, and pay them based on their ability to achieve the promised changes they campaigned on? Trump said we’d bring manufacturing back and lower cost of living… so far his annual salary should be about $1.00. Oh, but that doesn’t matter since he is grifting billions otherwise….
When their parents are deported, should U.S.-born children be sent abroad with them or allowed to stay in the United States?
I assume we are talking about minors. If so, they should go with parents unless there is a close relative the can be supported and raised by. Presumably they will still maintain their US birthright citizenship and can return as adults if that’s what they choose.
Is watching sports better at the stadium or at home on TV?
I like being at the stadium but if I m being honest, it I great to be honest it I great to see every play in detail at home,
Do you sleep with a fan or white noise on?
Both!
Was Target right to pull a children's Halloween costume after backlash over its imagery?
Huh? Have to research this… is target selling black face masks or something?
Was the U.S. right to remove Syria from its list of state sponsors of terrorism?
Not following this one…
Would you support building a new nuclear power plant near your community to help power AI data centers?
Agree
Which potato do you like best — mashed, fried, or baked?
Ummm, French fries…
When choosing a movie or show, do you trust critic reviews or audience ratings more?
Ok, yes, but sometimes it is just about enjoying the movie… don’t overthink it! Critics didn’t like the life aquatic which I enjoyed (as did many others)
Should the United States formally recognize a Palestinian state?
A long time ago I read the book one Palestine, complete. It was compelling though I understand some of its premises have been challenged. Was there n understanding after WWII? I just know that, like Israel, a sense of home and security is desired by everyone. If Palestine can have this without being run by a terrorist organition I’d support it.
Would you get the shingles vaccine if it might also lower your risk of dementia?
I got the vaccine because I've had shingles and it is the worst. So if there are side benefits I am all for it!
Do you support the Supreme Court's decision to let President Trump's mail-in voting restrictions move forward?
But this is another technicality that is just muddying the waters... the SC said that states did not have grounds for filing the the challenge because they had not yet been officially "harmed" ... so we have to wait for the harm to occur before they rule against it?
The Michael Jackson biopic 'Michael' is now streaming after a $1 billion theatrical run. Will you watch it?
Love the music... but not sure we are getting the full picture in the biopics yet.
The U.S. national debt has topped $40 trillion. What should Washington do about it?
How much would we save if we didn't 1) gold leaf everything, 2) demo things before we had planned, saved and budgeted for the rebuild, 3) didn't target tax payers for deportationbased on biases (racism?) and sweeping generalizations, 4) didn't get into trade wars with our allies, and/or 5) didn't get wade into a middle east war without a imminent threat or exit plan?
Cut ICE. Tax coprprations consistently and fairly - there seems to be a lot of flexiblity in what they pay
In the public feud between President Trump and Tucker Carlson, whose side are you on?
Both are disasters, and lack a moral compass to guide them.
As the U.S. uninsured rate rises, is the government doing too much, too little, or about the right amount to help people get health coverage?
Our plan increased by 30+% this year. Why? The way insurance companies look at narrow groups' utilization to set prices is just wrong.
Would you like to see Xavier Becerra become California's next governor?
I don't really have a good explanation as to why, but he has not inspired me so far
When you're shopping online and decide you want something, do you buy it right away or leave it in your cart to think it over?
Why don't you just post "the real question" you want to ask?
How much do you trust the U.S. Supreme Court?
I used to trust them more. With the increasing use of the shadow docket and this court's composition, I do trust them less.
When you reach a revolving door, do you use it or head for a regular door?
they are fun and can provide a moment of timing challenge that breaks up the day!
How worried are you that AI could take over part of your own job within the next year?
No one, not even AI, wants my job - LOL!
Mattel is honoring Marilyn Monroe with a 100th-birthday Barbie doll — do you like it when real celebrities are turned into Barbie dolls?
I don't mind it... but not something that matters in the scheme of things.
State Farm is returning about $5 billion to customers as a cash-back payout — does that make you trust your insurance company more?
Depends on where that rebate money came from... They have been slammed of late for their slow claim processing and denials of claims from the wildfires in CA. Can they offer these rebates because they didn't honor claims? I don't know the details but given the headlines over the past two year I am skeptical.
Should a sitting U.S. president be allowed to sell paid early access to his social media posts?
A&^h9#@
An Ebola outbreak has passed 5,000 cases — how worried are you about it spreading to where you live?
which could be a pollyanna state given our current investment (divestment?) in supporting the CDC and participation in WHO.
Do you enjoy sports more as a player or as a spectator?
If I were a pro athlete I would be a mess. Competing at the pro level requires being centered and having a mental resilience that I am not sure I have. I love to watch those who can do it (both mentally and physically)!
A former top adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge — does it change your trust in U.S. public health officials?
You have to always go with the "trust but verify" approach to anything. In this case, it seems they were clearly being sensitive about the optics of the research and grant, but not about the origins of COVID-19 or the appropriate response. So saying, any time someone goes outside of the most transparent channels it does lower by trust factor a smidge...
Hot sauce: do you pour it right over your food or keep it on the side?
I like spicy food a LOT... but I do not like sauce that masks everything. Is that an oxymoron?
Is Major League Soccer heading in the right direction?
How is the "right" or "wrong" direction defined here? Right direction in terms of expanding teams and fans around the world... is this going to stop that momentum?
Should the U.S. keep about 28,000 troops stationed in South Korea?
<sigh> I have no idea what the "right" amount to spend is to protect democracy. We have troops there because it is/was important to us to protect a democracy and stave off N Korean agression. Does that not exist now? Seems like we are in a precarious point in that neighborhood and I am just not sure this is the right time to pull back from our investment in protecting democracy.
Heading into the 2026 NFL season, are your expectations for your team higher or lower than last year?
What are the teams we are talking about here in the vote?... I am LA based so a little gun shy. Rams? Chargers? I don't know..
Before buying something online, do you search for a promo code first?
Depends on how much I am spending. If can save $5 or more it is a definite "yes." .. lower than that it may be iffy
In a party primary, what matters more to you: the most electable candidate or the one closest to your views?
Vote your views. I often vote for great candidates that don't have a shot in hell of winning (and not necessarily in my designated party in the primaries). I am torn about throwing away my vote in some of these cases, but change only happens in degrees... and now is not the time to be silent about what is important to you (because you may loose it soon if we don't stop this crazy train...)
How spicy do you like your food?
Howlin'... just sayin'
Have you seen 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' in theaters yet?
Great storyline, good actors, family friendly, feel good, good vs evil, young love, coming of age, screen x... It is a good time at the movies. Stop overthinking it people!
Is Wall Street's massive bet on AI data centers a smart move or a dangerous one?
huh?
Is cereal a soup?
i've never thought about it but it is not a soup... it is crunchy stuff in milk; similar to chicken drenched in gravy
In a public restroom with open stalls, which one do you pick?
okay, if it is disgusting I'll move on... but otherwise if you got to go...
Do you watch TV and movies with the subtitles on, even in your own language?
only when i can't figure out how to turn them off... which is usually when traveling...
Bob Iger and Joshua Kushner are buying the Los Angeles Lakers, and a group led by Jeff Bezos just bought into Liverpool FC. Is billionaire and celebrity ownership good for sports?
I am leaning toward "good" 'cause they can afford it and could invest... but wish these big name teams were more affordable to go to in person for the local fans
Which do you value more in a movie: being able to rewatch it forever, or a stunning one-time experience?
Can't both be true? I'd like it to be a great experience when first watched, but something I can then rewatch and still appreciate a learn more about/from.
Should social media companies be held legally responsible for harming children's mental health?
Yes, it is proven the intentionally did harm in that they knew what they were doing was unavoidably harmful and did it anyway.
Should large companies keep their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs?
Don't discriminate. Be kind/polite/respectful. Evaluate people based on their value not your biases ... then this all goes away.
Do you eat the end slices (the 'heels') of a loaf of bread?
Maybe not of pre-sliced store bought bread, but certainly the end of a fresh baked loaf of crusty French or Italian loaf
Do democratic socialists help or hurt the Democratic Party?
Depends on how social Democrats are defined and the issues they run on. Recently poll seems to show that the word socialist doesn’t turn off voters of candidates running on platform of protecting social safety nets
Are you confident the U.S. military has enough munitions stockpiled for a prolonged war?
How can anyone be confident that Trump knows what he is talking about, or telling the truth?
MLB and its players are heading toward a labor fight. If a dispute stopped play, whose side would you take?
I’ll take the fans’ side…
A new 'Little House on the Prairie' is arriving, adapted from the original books rather than remaking the old TV show. When a classic story returns, what do you most want?
Any of these options can be good (or not), it just depends on the interpretations.
We should be able to safely say Leave it to parents…. But more and more, parents have abdicated traditional child rearing responsibilities…for many reasons, so this is a tough questions to answer