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Poll Results and Comments : Trump’s Middle East Gambit, SpaceX V2 Flight and Stem Cell Tooth Regeneration
Anna Eisenberg
October 14, 2025
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Can a “Board of Peace” led by foreign figures realistically manage Gaza’s postwar administration?
- 68% No
- 32% Yes
| Comments | |
|---|---|
| tubi... | not without getting rid satanyahoo. |
| jald... | I only voted NO because no one can manage Hamas or the Gazans as they are not civilized people especially Hamas which can never be trusted. |
| lkdn... | As long as the other countries spend their resources on rebuilding Gaza and exerting strong control |
| kelt... | As a temporary measure until a trusted government is established, with a oversight committee in the future could work |
| john... | Hamas is still active and will resurface to attempt more violence against Israelis. |
| dave... | No way. Anyone who has been watching the conflict for the last 2 years should recognize that Hamas has been willing to sacrifice thousands of the civilians lives to prolong their quest for the destruction of Israel and their stated intention of recapturing control of all of the land comprising Israel, The West Bank and Gaza. What is amazing to me is how AP and other news media never see this most apparent and obvious narrative. Their failure to do so shows their own political bias and agenda. |
| fcse... | They can pave the way for a Palestinian government and oversee food deliveries and reconstruction. |
| twin... | These ywo countries have so much history fighting with each other and they arent going to let trumpy tell them what to do. Trumpty is all for show and dough!! |
| atli... | Highly questionable but worth the risk. |
| laeu... | Even not ideal, but pragmatically the only way to go. Why r the people there not able out of their own force to get rid of the terrorists? |
| lora... | This should work as long as the US has a Republican President who will show strength to make this work. The Democrats will not follow on since it does not fit their agenda to destroy Israel and the US. |
| cind... | Trump land grab for self-serving purposes. His Riviera of the Middle East. “Trump stated that Gaza would instead be inhabited by "the world's people", whereas the Palestinians would be relocated to an unspecified "beautiful area", and will not be permitted to return to Gaza.” The world’s people meaning the billionaires, the rich and famous. Where is this “beautiful area”? |
| dpwo... | Management by committee rarely works. |
| thet... | They would do a better job than Israel or Hamas |
| newb... | But the Arab states will not be prepared to pay for the massive destruction caused by Israel unless this functions free of Israeli interference and with full US backing |
| nanc... | Maybe short term, but Gaza has to be included and given the tools to govern itself. |
| bern... | Hamas terrorists hate Jews and will want to kill them regardless of any "Board of Peace". |
| bjef... | Any board dominated by Trump is doomed to failure. Look at the chaos in the country he is sworn to protect. Enough said? |
| cath... | I read Times of Israel. Hamas will get back 2000 terrorist soldiers in the exchange. They will regroup and begin attacking again. Furthermore Hamas wants to change conditions. they won't leave. Qatar, a major player is a state sponsor of Hamas. Nothing will improve. |
| cica... | Hope springs eternal |
| myra... | Palestine is yet to keep a single deal ever crafted. Negotiating with terrorists, meaning Hamas, is as effective as using Kleenex to block a bullet. |
| benv... | Palestinians are born and bred to kill Jews. They have no intention of stopping. |
| ejon... | Maybe for a short period of time but it is unsustainable |
| joll... | Israel made the people of Gaza refugees the first time in 1948. Israel created this, they need to pay for the humanitarian crisis they created. The Palestinians should be able to settle in Israel because it is their land to begin with. Israel needs to withdraw from the West Bank and Gaza and leave them then fuck alone. All settlements in the West Bank need to be vacated. Forced evacuation. These people are criminals. Terrorists! |
| rmen... | Must include non-Hamas Gazan leaders. |
| mede... | This fighting has been going on for thousands of years. |
| gwal... | As long as the board of Peace remains in the middle east, I believe that there is a strong chance that peace will remain. |
| laur... | Eisenhower managed to lead the D-Day effort as a “foreigner” and there were some serious egos there. It takes the right set of folks to do it, but it could be done. |
| eliz... | Your questions are typically worded in a way to elicit a certain response….how about just celebrate the fact that Trump brokered peace and has a plan in place to hopefully keep the warring parties in check-something Biden and Obama couldn’t or wouldn’t . |
| tomd... | Since when has goodness arisen from a country that is being run by a terrorist organization? That said, I do like the "Board of Peace" concept, but I also believe a standalone Palastine country needs to be led by adults. |
| nwin... | Israel has already violated the cease fire! |
| dpbu... | Hamas and the people who support them cannot be trusted. They are liars, murderers and haters who thrive on nurtured grudges and resentment. They won't knew what to do with themselves if they don't have someone to kill or rape. Such people cannot be fixed. |
| cger... | Trump is all about keeping the peace and making money for everyone involved. He has made sure to include Muslim countries who want to benefit from a safe and prosperous Gaza. God help him. |
| myro... | Another militarized leadership will emerge that cares more about continuing the conflict with Israel than it does about creating a viable Palestinian state. And here we go again. |
| mart... | World leverage might help |
| phal... | Come on! Netanyahu missed the meeting because it was a Jewish high holy day; I expect better from you |
| amow... | Well they are… your readers want this administration to fail! |
| joyo... | Open communication so innocent people, especially babies don’t have to die from the violence. |
| pjpa... | After seeing the capabilities of Israel and the US the middle east isn't looking for the thunder |
Should Pentagon press access be considered a privilege subject to restrictions or a fundamental right for transparency?
- 69% Fundamental right for transparency
- 31% Privilege subject to restrictions
| Comments | |
|---|---|
| vick... | Hegseth is really one to call journalists "security risks"! Entrusted with the security of this nation, this poor excuse of a "Department of Defense" director thought it would be a good idea to include his current wife, several friends, and accidentally , a journalist to join him on an unsecured line. Not the brightest bulb in the box! Incompetent! |
| tdhu... | Food, water, and air are examples of basic human rights. Journalists do not have a right to freely roam the halls of the Pentagon. Journalists, though, have the “license” to risk prison and break laws to uncover truths that government officials, both Republican and Democrat, may not want publicly known. This can be a service of benefit to the public. Journalists also have the “license” to rely upon faulty, biased sources for information and partial truths that endanger the public and keep people from knowing the full truth about situations on which they report. Good journalists, willing to endure torture and even death, don’t appeal to “rights” because “rights” are not the basis of good journalism. |
| deca... | 32% who say a privilege don’t understand the fuk’n constitution! They should get the fuk out!!!!!! |
| tubi... | if it were a democrat president, this wouldnt be a relevant question. |
| spro... | Fundamental rights do not exist for the department of war, especially when the press core is 90% liberal and against our president. Go find a dog show to cover and leave the grown ups alone fix everything you broke. |
| hine... | There is no fundamemtal right for transparency in the constitution. There must be control to deter spying. It’s obvious when members of Congress date Chinese spies that even many of them are not smart enough to protect the country and should not have access to mikitary information. |
| dona... | Too many reporters don’t have the experience or the wisdom to separate the personal need to get clicks vs what is good for the US. Especially if they have political beliefs that are against the current administration. Unfortunately many, the vast majority, don’t remember Thomas Sowell words. There are no solutions, just trade offs. |
| cand... | There are things that happen in the Pentagon that need to stay confidential. Confidential for the security of our country. I believe the current press only goes by sensationalism and has no concern about whether they need to protect information to protect our country. They don't have to be given privileges to the Pentagon. They don't want to agree to the terms, then don't have access to the Pentagon. People who work for Apple or other big companies must sign agreements of nondisclosure to work there so that trade secrets do not get out to their competitors - what's the difference? |
| nanc... | It’s unbelievable how this administration is curtailing the ability to report to the people what they are doing. |
| adus... | Our security and national defense is at risk when individuals seek to expose national security issues in support of media ratings |
| rodn... | The military has operations that are classified and do not need to have the whole wold know about the operations. |
| susa... | I strongly believe in freedom of the press, but when information is leaked jeopardizing the safety of Americans and other humans throughout the world, then the press has abused their power and access to information. This initial announcement sounds excessive, but reigning in the press may be in our country's best interest. The press focus on the number of "clicks" their articles receive and making money, not what is in the best interest and safety of the humans living here. May all parties arrive at a sensible agreement somewhere between excessive restrictions and excessive publication of sensitive data! I have first hand experience dealing with sensitive personal data being published/made public, without my permission. This is not about feelings, it's about our (Maslow's) hierarchy of needs. Literally, our lives and the lives of people worldwide depend on the USA. I vote for safety and security. Think about who makes money -vs- who loses their lives. |
| bfph... | The Pentagon is our Security and War Department. Allowing journalists free rein is ridiculous. They cannot be trusted and this is one place they should have restrictions as dictated by government. No question. |
| llin... | We are a free country that believes in free speech and transparency. Free press must be protected at all costs. |
| arth... | Allowing reporters into a location where world changing, top secret, operations are going on every day is just stupid. Reporters have shown they print the sensational, and aren’t necessarily the facts. The wartime doctrine of loose lips sink ships never changes in the pentagon. What other country even allows any reporter access in their warfare center. |
| dhen... | Should they be allowed to walk freely wherever they want @ the Fed or the White house? They should not be roaming around the building at all. It's a privilege. |
| benv... | It should be a fundamental right however the manipulation, unethical practices and harm caused by many politically biased people who are no longer held to a standard for truth and ethics is being used to manipulate and eroding our country and its people. |
| andr... | Too many leaks. TS security clearances must be required to roam around the Pentagon |
| lora... | It should be restrictions to protect the US from its adversaries such as Russia and China. We need to fire most generals now since they have already sold out the US to China for their own wealth. |
| cger... | We are talking about America's premier Defense system. Do you really want N.Korea, China, Russia, Iran etc to know every secret we have?? Nearly 70% just don't care, they probably hate America anyway. |
| mr.h... | The pentagon is not a private business, it is part of what the American people pay for, we have a right to know what they are doing. |
| wada... | Fundamental rights argument falls short when it comes to national security. Those who argue for transparency are doing so for selfish and financial reasons. |
| derr... | Anti-American press should be restricted! Support the country you live in or go live in the country you support- Bye!! |
| eliz... | The msm, which has become the propaganda arm for the Dem Party, only appears concerned about “transparency” when it comes to their own access in order to leak sensitive information or spin the “truth” |
| ende... | It is a joke Hegseth is mandating this, he is our biggest security risk! |
| tomd... | I believe this is paramount to our national security. |
| duli... | Just more dictatorial moves by the Trump administration!! |
| psck... | When it is regarding the defense of this country, press must be limited to access. |
In this standoff, who bears greater responsibility for escalating trade tensions through shipping fees?
- 67% The United States
- 23% Both equally
- 10% China
| Comments | |
|---|---|
| cger... | Many Countries, like China, have been taking advantage of America. We gave them "a leg up" during the Nixon administration and them along with other countries have been exploiting America ever since. America is trying to level the playing field and nobody likes a fair game, they always want an advantage. |
| lora... | The Democrats sold out to China and now Trump is trying to get our country back. However, too many liberals and democrats are not interested since this will stop their money flow from China. I just wish the young people and some of the uneducated senior Americans will wake up before it is too late. |
| deca... | The one who started it!!! |
| nanc... | The buffoon in the White House thinks he’s king. |
| benv... | China undercuts American developed and manufactured products and does not respects the American companies or patents for those creations and inventions. |
| crai... | Trump’s ego is to blame. Idiocy. |
| lkdn... | China unfairly subsidizes trade. The US unfairly imposes tariffs |
| spro... | 64.6% blame us??? Not China for ripping us off, stealing our jobs, spying on us, poisoning us, and unleashing Covid on us. Just when I thought you people couldn’t have more TDS you can still shock me with your hate and stupidity! |
| atli... | China is the victim of insane US tariff policy. |
| ebr.... | Dementia Don aka Trump is responsible. |
| ceal... | China robs (IP), replicates, and then replaces products / services from other nations yet readers here want to blame the USA? Wake up people! |
| mike... | China is dependent upon the USA purchasing their products. We can make or buy from other nations. |
| cica... | Trump started it. Not sure where it’s all going to wind up, but it doesn’t look good for US consumers. |
| tubi... | there should only be reciprocal tariffs. |
Do you believe SpaceX’s Starship technology will achieve reliable in-space refueling within the next two years?
- 59% Yes
- 41% No
| Comments | |
|---|---|
| andy... | In-space transfer of cryogenic propellants, in this case liquid oxygen, is a technology that has yet to be proven. SpaceX has a history of failing to meet agressive schedules, and I believe that this will be no exception. |
| cger... | Musk is an amazing man, I would not bet against him. |
| dsti... | I don't support Musk. |
| cind... | I don’t know and don’t care. The space program used to be exciting. Now it’s just a hobby for a rich man who ultimately wants to go to Mars. What’s the point? What do we get? |
| atli... | For SpaceX, like war contractors, success doesn't matter since taxpayers will pay whatever these thieves require. |
| crai... | Musk never hits his promised timelines. Never. |
How comfortable would you be using a microneedle patch that punctures the skin to deliver hair loss medication?
- 52% Comfortable
- 25% Unsure
- 24% Uncomfortable
| Comments | |
|---|---|
| cger... | I can't imaging sticking holes in your head can be anything other than uncomfortable. |
| john... | someone else would need to go first and then explain the pain level to me;-) |
If tooth regeneration becomes available, would you prefer to:
- 89% Regenerate your natural tooth roots and bone
- 6% No preference
- 5% Opt for traditional dentures or implants
| Comments | |
|---|---|
| cger... | gee.....If I just had the foresight to save the umbilical cord after I was born. |