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Edited sentence: Big Three Auto, Insider Trading by congress, Euthanasia, Medical Marijuana, Milk, Prescription Drug Ads, ACLU, Rose Bird, 2008 Election, Death Penalty, Felon Voting, Illegal Immigration, Israeli-Palestinian, US-Iraq, Under God, Alternative Energy, Nuclear Power, Voting Machines, Born Gay, Prostitution, Sports and Drugs, Drinking Age.The site currently covers 22 controversial issues: