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读报:Both Side Now : Ehasz vs. Fitzpatrick

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I read the articles written by two congressional candidates in the “Bucks CountyHerald” on October 24, 2024. Barbara gave me the newspaper.
1) (A) “In Bucks County, we value freedom, ” written by Ashley Ehasz 
Every day, I talk to members, I ask the question—what do you value most? I hear is freedom. 
As a pro-democracy candidate, I believe abortion care should be legal.   Abortion is an essential part of reproductive healthcare, and the freedom to access that healthcare is essential to our well-being.  
Now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, there are women serving our country who are stationed in states that have banned abortion, like Texas and Alabama.  This is a major barrier for women who want to raise their right hands and take the oath to serve.
Freedom is more than just the ability to chart your own path.  Freedom is about personal safety. It means you are safe to make your own choices without persecution.  The mother who was told that her baby would not survive, but was still forced to carry to term despite life-threatening risks; the pregnant woman scared she is having a miscarriage who can not get care; the child who needs an abortion after surviving sexual violence. This is not a partisan issue for them, it is real life.
My number one job in running for Congress is talking to people, and I hear many different opinions on what our community needs!   The one thing I hear repeatedly is the importance of freedom.   
Freedom is an idea that has defined Bucks County since Washington crossed the Delaware. I joined the Army because freedom is worth fighting for.   That is why I am running for the U.S. house.  In office, I will vote to protect abortion at the federal level.
This November, join me in voting for our country’s freedom.
(B) I think: Freedom is subject to legal constraints, and personal freedom cannot infringe upon others. Freedom of speech allows criticism of the government and the president, which is protected by law. But this does not mean that one can spread rumors or threaten others. Freedom of belief allows one to believe in Marxism-Leninism, but one cannot demand that others do the same. Freedom of movement allows you to go wherever you want, but it doesn't mean you can enter others' residences, steal, rob... .
And laws should be passed through democratic discussion.
Abortion freedom should also be restricted. A fetus is alive. It is incorrect to have an abortion easily and cause the death of the fetus. Of course, if the fetus is unhealthy or poses a threat to the mother's life, abortion should be permitted. For those who are economically disadvantaged or do not want the baby, the government should provide financial assistance to pregnant women by granting them maternity leave. The government should set up orphanages to adopt babies whose mother are unwilling to raise.

2) (A)Upholding a diverse district’s values.” Written by Brain Fitzpatrick 
Serving our community, where I  was born and raised, has been the most profound honor of my life.   From my earliest days in Levittown, I learned community isn’t just a place —it’s a shared dedication to one another’s well-being and a united effort to create a bright future.    
This principle has been my guiding force in Congress, where I strive to embody the spirit and uphold the values that define our diverse distinct.    In these critical times, the greatest threat to our nation isn’t externally, it’s the corrosive internal force of hyper-partisanship.    This division weakens our resolve and erodes the principles that make America exceptional.  
Bipartisanship is the only path to national healing and progress, which is why I’ve chosen the path of bipartisanship and problem-solving.  My steadfast belief that we’re stronger together than apart.
I’ve made it my mission to prioritize solutions that transcend party lines— no single party holds a monopoly on good ideas.  The challenges we face are far too significant to be left to the whims and delays of partisan politics and games. 
As National Intelligence Subcommittee Chairman and NATO Parliamentary Assembly Member, I’ll continue fighting for a secure border, standing firm against authoritarian regimes like Putin’s Russia and Communist China, and ensuring the U.S. remains a global beacon of democracy and peace.  Domestically, I’ll continue advocating for a regulatory environment that fuels business growth, fosters a thriving economy, ensures low taxes for working families.
This November, I ask for the opportunity to continue to serve you.  United as “One Community”. Our community is not far-left one far-right.  Centrist is whoI am to my core.
(B) I think:       The United States is a country where the executive, legislative and judicial powers are separated. This can prevent excessive concentration of power and protect citizens' rights, people often can hear different voices.
The political system of the People's Republic of China: Major government policies are led by the Communist Party of China. The Party is above the government and above the law. People often can hear is about loyalty.
The United States is a democratic regime, while China is an autocratic regime.
I believe that people's opinions should be reflected and taken seriously. It is normal for the two parties to have disputes, and the confrontation of different opinions is conducive to social progress. The two parties should cooperate on issues they have a common understanding of, but should not emphasize cooperation on issues they have different opinions on.

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