Should Congress give the president a line-item veto?

Article Abstract:

The provision of a line-item veto to the president of the US is a debatable issue. Rep Gerald B. Solomon believes that a line-item veto will enable the president to minimize government spending. Rep Martin Olav Sabo, on the other hand, does not want to transfer congressional authority to the executive.

Analysis, Executive power, Item veto

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Should marijuana be used medicinally?

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A supporter of the medical use of marijuana argues that politicians should not tell doctors how to treat their patients. An opponent counters that a tougher approach to illegal drug use is necessary.

Health aspects, Medical marijuana, Legalization of narcotics, Narcotics legalization

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Should the U.S. offer educational testing?

Article Abstract:

A supporter of a national educational test argues that the test is necessary for competition in the global economy. An opponent counters that national tests already exist.

Students, Educational tests, Student evaluation, Educational tests and measurements

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