this is a position paper, i will need 3 reasons to either support, or reject this issue.
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The cloning of animals, while promising, has many problems that would need to be adressed before the cloning process would be more effective than simply breeding the animals. A surprisingly low success rate of creating clones, along with the possibility of genetic defects being passed on and the expensive equipment required to perform these processes are large deterrents to cloning in today's world.\n   \n   The famous sheep, Dolly, was one out of numerous attempts to clone a single sheep.  Creating multiple clones would require either an enormous amount of equipment or an improvement on current methods to prevent only a small population of clones successfully being created.  In addition, any flaws in methods used could result in genetic defects.\n\n   Any unseen genetic defects in an animal to be cloned could ruin a large number (if not all) attempts to clone the animal.  Any animal to be cloned could possibly need extensive testing before the cloning process begins; again, slowing down the idea of mass-producing foods or medicines without the use of more equipment to attempt to create more clones.\n\n   Cloning equipment, in order to do its duty, needs to be precise.  Such equipment will not come cheaply.  While in the future, prices of this equipment may drop due to the aging of the technology or the possibility of mass production in the future, it is still expensive, as no kinds of grants or rebates by any government organization exist(as far as I know).\n   \n   If cloning equipment and techniques were improved upon, the cloning of animals would be very helpful to society.  As these techniques are now, however, it is not much more beneficial to clone animals as it is to simply breed them; a much more cost-effective solution for the present.
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If you want to get people's attention and/or probably make some of them mad, you should do a speech on the "wedge" issues (as Lou Dobbs calls them) between Republicans and Democrats, environmental issues, lowering the drinking age, abortion, foreign policy, drugs legal/illegal. Another thing is to find an issue that is at least semi-interesting within your local/state community, like something in the news perhaps, or an on going problem, or why to outlaw something, or make something into a law.
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1. Politics\n2. Politics\n3. Politics
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There a lots of great ways to start this paper.  If I were writing it, I would probably start out with some interesting statistics and maybe even tell the story of Governor George Ryan (IL) commuting all the death sentences in Illinois before he left office a few years ago.  Or you could open with a couple of stories on both sides of the argument.  Good luck writing this.
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I think both things should be addressed.
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Im from somewhere in 3rd world country.\n\nWell, for me.. I don't want to be a prisident but its ur question.. hehe\n\n1st.. more job opportunities.\n2rd.. lower the tax \n3rd.. housing projects \n4th.. more chruch to make all peoples be religious and knows God.\n5th.. more concern to nature.\n6th.. birth control (more peoples, more demand)\n7th.. free school for kids / lessen the tuition fees for college student.\n8th.. more free counciling/seminars for good parenthood.\n9th.. harder punishements for peoples who violate the rules/law.\n10th.. i want to make peoples respect other poeples not by their positions but because they deserve respect.\n\nhard job.. being responsible for country and peoples on it..\n\ncheers! (vote me) :P
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I forget, can the 'visualize' part of Monroe's Motivated Sequence be used to depict something you think we should -avoid-?  In that case I'd suggest a speech/paper about the eroding privacy and citizens' rights in the US wherein the "visualize" stage describes a 1984-esque scenario that could occur if we don't take action now ... er, or if that's not something you agree with/believe in I suppose you could always do one of the generic topics like urging folks to recycle, buy hybrid cars, cut back on fast food consumption, exercise more, etc ... or heck, MMS is often used as a "selling" strategy, isn't it?  If you're into stuff like this perhaps you could use it to urge folks to go out and buy, I dunno, a Nintendo Wii or a PS3 when they come out ... ?
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You might consider starting the paper as a contest to the premise.\n\nWhy does your instructor want you to begin with the supposition that there were failures related to the liberal party?\n\nConsider, instead, of focusing on the positive - the successes of the liberal party (WPA, Hoover Dam, Pentagon, Tennessee Valley Authority etc....)\n\nThen, contrast that with some of the failures - perhaps consider interest rates during the 70's, and the Iran Hostage thing. \n\nThen, try to weigh the benefits against the losses.\n\nIf your instructor is truly interested in your grasp of the facts, you'll do well. If you fail - then perhaps your instructor has some issues.\n\nGood luck. God is on your side.
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gay/lesbian rights, being a vegetarian, animal rights, giving blood, saving the rain forest, death penalty, open U.S. borders\n\njust remember to take a stand and be agressive.
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take up this issue with ur representative and the govt.\nagitate 4 ur rights.
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I would support it all the way. There are too many idiots out there having kids. Yet this pill that you speak about should have to be totally free. The only requirements that should be in place is that you should be checked to see if you are competent enough to raise kids. You can see it all the time on TV, kids trying to get pregnant, women killing their own children, countless abortions. What a better world this would be.
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I believe that the top three problems facing the nation today are (1) that we have turned our backs on God. (2) that we have way too many single parent families (3) that we are abusing the resources of this planet.\n\nI believe that the President and Congress should immediately enact legislation to get prayer back into schools and allow God to become prominent in our lives, stop the decay of the institution of family, and start conserving our natural resources.
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One of the most widely debated topics in this country and you can't think of anything to debate about?\n\nIf you're pro choice, why?  That's what the paper is about.  What do you say to others that oppose your point of view?  Is your view point fixed?  Could you be swayed to another perspective?\n\nWhat objections to your point of view are most troubling for you?  \n\nIf all else fails...triple space.
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It's OK, but I would start by introducing the topic. "The idea of requiring potential voters to take and pass a test before being allowed to vote is a controversial one. My team and I concur that this is an unfair requirement which violates many American's constitutional rights."
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Dear Madame, \n\n1. Asking the opinions of the contributors of this forum for a research paper isn't in your best interest. There's no telling what kind of psychos you're going to come into contact with.\n\n2. It is politically incorrect for me to tell you where to stand on this issue. I guarantee that you will fail your paper, if you don't put your --ve researched the topic, and become even more knowledgeable.\n\n4. If you don't believe/know about a particular stance, don't take that stance. This only shows your ignorance. \n\n5. Please read my book for more information: "Guns don't kill people, fetuses do."\n\n--Pianoguy
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Brilliant!!!! The conservatives, traditionalists, and republicans would be wise to start coalescing, and forming a strategy now. Many of your Ideas are doable, and would be a great platform to run on. Count me in. Many of these things could have been acted upon during the past six years, but partisan thinking reared it's ugly head and those years were wasted. The republicans will return, and take the country in a proper direction, not just a (new direction).
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I place all of those issues below the following in importance or urgency or both:\n\nThe war in Iraq.\nThe federal deficit.\nInadequate funding for education.\nLoss of high income jobs in the legal, accounting, and technical fields to overseas markets.