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04/27/2020
■Class discussion: Would you like to be able to vote by mail? Why or why not? Do you think voting by mail would lead to fraud? If President Donald Trump can vote mail, should every one be allowed to do the same? With the danger of the coronavirus pandemic, would it be safer to mail in your ballot instead of standing in line with hundreds of other voters? Why do more Democrats favor mail-in voting than Republicans? Does more people voting help Democratic candidates? Do you think President Trump threatening to cut Post Office funding has anything to do with mail-in voting?
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