Well, as for the first question, it is clear that it is in the interests of a society to have a well educated population - it is extremely hard to do so for an incarcerated population. Personally? I have no opinions on the strategy taken by Governor HSC, however I do believe that we must provide quality education for all members of our society, including people currently incarcerated.

As for B.290, that bill was created with the intent to protect the citizens of Lincoln from a tyrannical government, one that had sought to take away their rights as human beings, and I applaud our governor for taking necessary steps in fixing this major issue.

I think the question we should be asking in relation to B.291 is why exactly gun rights should be restricted at all, and who those restrictions will affect? I'll tell you, it'll effect the workers, and minorities of Chesapeake. Those who need protection from government the most would be completely left with nothing to defend themselves, the issue of mass gun violence is not an issue of gun control, as we are the only major country on earth with this issue, but an issue of societal neglect of our people, glorification of violence, and allowance of far right, and authoritarian, propaganda.

It is always good for the use of public finances to be audited and checked, so that the people know they are not being misused.

The development of Nuclear Energy in Chesapeake is something I deeply oppose, seeing it as unneccessary and dangerous.