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WHAT IS THE POINT OF CELEBRATING PRESIDENTS’ DAY?
(SHOULD THE 10 COMMANDMENTS BE POSTED IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS?)
SURVEY RESULTS
PRESIDENTS:
- J. Biden– 1 vote
- J. Carter- 1 vote
- A. Lincoln– 2 votes
- JFK– 1 vote
- B. Obama– 4 votes
- T. Roosevelt– 1 vote
- D. Trump– 1 vote
- G. Washington– 2 votes
SLING NEWS (February 2026, Central Valley, California): For this edition of “Rock the Vote!”, we traveled to California’s Central Valley— A Republican enclave where farmers, conservative leaders, and voters passionately champion their values. Set against the backdrop of a State known for its strong Democratic lean, the Central Valley stands out as a bastion of opposition and spirited political engagement.
The Gold Rush of 1848 precipitated a significant population surge in California, culminating in the State’s admission to the Union in September 1850. California’s allocation of electoral votes increased consistently with each decennial census, a trend that persisted until 2010. The State’s political landscape has undergone substantial transformation over time. Although contemporary California is widely regarded as a Democratic stronghold—a status partially attributable to its expanding Latino population—the State was historically a bastion of Republican support. Between 1952 and 1988, Republican Presidential candidates prevailed in most California elections, with the notable exception of Barry Goldwater’s decisive defeat in 1964.
What is the point of celebrating Presidents’ Day? (Should the 10 Commandments be placed in schools?) Rock The Vote! (Almost Full) Uncut
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FAR-RIGHT AND FAR-LEFT MOVEMENTS:
ANALYZING THEIR IMPACT ON AMERICAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE
SLING NEWS (December 31st/January 1st 2026): We took to the streets of San Francisco (California) to uncover how people truly feel about the rise of extreme politics and polarizing viewpoints. Their candid responses might surprise you—watch to hear what they had to say.
Far-right and far-left groups already coexist in society, but the real threat arises from escalating extremism, failed dialogue, and the glorification of violence by fringe elements. These factors undermine stability and risk broader conflict. In this segment, we will critically examine the rise of political extremism in the United States. Rather than attributing responsibility for the origins of this polarization—a phenomenon potentially indicative of wider global currents—we will consult scholars and engage members of the public to analyze strategies that promote constructive dialogue and mitigate the escalation of political violence and extremism in the United States. Through this approach, the aim is to contribute to the advancement of peace, dialogue, and civility across all strata of American society. While most analysts agree that a direct worldwide conflict between far-right and far-left factions is highly unlikely within any single country, severe political divisions can still contribute to the escalation of ongoing international disputes. Rather than serving as a direct cause, polarization tends to create conditions that make large-scale global conflicts, such as a World War3, more likely. While most analysts agree that a direct worldwide conflict between far-right and far-left factions is highly unlikely within any single country, severe political divisions can still contribute to the escalation of ongoing international disputes. Rather than serving as a direct cause, polarization tends to create conditions that make large-scale global conflicts, such as a World War3, more likely.
Can the far-right and far-left coexist peacefully without provoking extreme violence and risking global conflict? Rock The Vote! (Almost Full Uncut)
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