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Side AThe government should lower costs mainly by cutting regulations and taxes and letting markets bring prices down, even if that means fewer direct consumer protections.

Side BThe government should lower costs through direct action, such as subsidies and aid for housing, childcare, and utilities, even if that increases public spending.

Side AThe US should reduce tariffs and expand trade agreements, even if some domestic industries face more foreign competition.

Side BThe US should use tariffs to protect domestic industries and reduce trade deficits, even if some consumer prices rise.

Side AThe government should raise taxes to fund expanded social programs, even if that increases the overall tax burden.

Side BThe government should cut taxes and reduce spending on social programs, even if some people receive fewer benefits.

Side AThe government should limit its role in health insurance and rely more on private market options, even if fewer people end up covered.

Side BThe government should expand publicly funded health coverage, even if that raises public spending.

Side AImmigrants living in the US without legal status who have no criminal record should be offered a path to legal status, even if that may encourage future unauthorized immigration.

Side BImmigrants living in the US without legal status should be removed through expanded enforcement, even if that requires large-scale operations and significant cost.

Side AThe government should keep AI rules minimal so the US leads globally, even if that means more data center construction and higher energy demand.

Side BThe government should strictly regulate AI companies and data center growth, even if that slows AI development.

Side AElections should prioritize ease of voting, such as expanded mail-in and early voting, even if that means fewer verification steps.

Side BElections should prioritize stricter verification, such as voter ID and proof of citizenship to register, even if that makes voting harder for some eligible voters.

Side APublic safety policy should prioritize more police funding and stricter sentencing, even if incarceration rates rise.

Side BPublic safety policy should prioritize crime prevention, rehabilitation, and policing reform, even if some offenders receive lighter sentences.

Side AThe US should reduce its military commitments abroad and avoid involvement in foreign conflicts, even if that means less influence over global events.

Side BThe US should actively use military and economic power abroad to protect its interests and allies, even if that risks involvement in foreign conflicts.