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Current Poll - Post Your Opinion In Our Forums 1) Wyoming law states that only school boards can approve charter schools, which would compete with public schools. Some say that school boards are reluctant to approve charter schools and should not have that power. Who should approve charter schools – local school boards or the Wyoming Department of Education? 2) One option being discussed for health care reform would allow the government to offer health insurance plans, similar to Medicare. Opponents say this would put the government in direct competition with private health insurance companies. Supporters say government health insurance would be far cheaper and there would be less of a chance of claims being denied. Should the government offer health insurance? Local school boards Wyoming Department of Education Allow government insurance Only private insurance companies  Last Week's Results - WyomingNetwork does NOT represent this as a scientific poll. 1) President Obama has been criticized for not taking a more aggressive stance in the political unrest in Iran. Should the United States intervene in Iran? 2) A bill before Congress would allow members of the military to sue the government for non-combat related injuries. The bill is in response to a medical malpractice case at Walter Reed Medical Center. Should members of the military be allowed to sue the government for non-combat related injuries they receive while in service? Get involved in Iran 22% Stay out of it  78% Allow lawsuits 56% No lawsuits 44%