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H2.  The Blaine Amendments:  good, bad, or bigoted?  Your view, please.
 
H2.  The Blaine Amendments:  good, bad, or bigoted?  Your view, please.
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:...By adding these amendments, Blaine was just giving the federal government more power.  (Nathanael H.)
    
:I think that the Blaine Amendment is stupid and prejudiced.  Those religious schools are providing an education just like public schools are.  Why deny them the same rights public schools have just because they’re religious?  (Sarah W.)
 
:I think that the Blaine Amendment is stupid and prejudiced.  Those religious schools are providing an education just like public schools are.  Why deny them the same rights public schools have just because they’re religious?  (Sarah W.)
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:Debate question: Should government break up monopolies?  Sometimes.  A monopoly may, by buying up all its competition, end up emulating from the private sector the same sort of practices found in a planned economy; most importantly, inefficiency, since there is no competition to deal with or to potentially lose customers to.  A monopoly may lower the standards of an industry in general.  If a serious or necessary industry becomes monopolized and subsequently inefficient, then I would probably support breaking it up. ... (Addison DM)
 
:Debate question: Should government break up monopolies?  Sometimes.  A monopoly may, by buying up all its competition, end up emulating from the private sector the same sort of practices found in a planned economy; most importantly, inefficiency, since there is no competition to deal with or to potentially lose customers to.  A monopoly may lower the standards of an industry in general.  If a serious or necessary industry becomes monopolized and subsequently inefficient, then I would probably support breaking it up. ... (Addison DM)
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:Debate question: Do you think government should be able to set the rates charged by railroads and other “public facilities”?  I do not think the government should be able to set the rates charged by railroads and other “public facilities”. Unless the government owns the railroads or facilities, they should not be able to determine the rates. America is supposed to be a place for free business, by making these regulations, the government is not upholding America’s reputation.  (Nathanael H.)
    
H4.  Do you support or oppose unions?  Use an example from the late 1800s.
 
H4.  Do you support or oppose unions?  Use an example from the late 1800s.
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