What are the 2 biggest issues for you(Serious)

[IceSpear]

Transgender people taking a piss and black people kneeling (American)

[Alabama_Indy10]

Taxes: Way too low on the rich, need increases, go back to pre-Bush tax cut levels.

Immigration: Welcome it.

You're a bad troll.

[Kingpoleon]

Fiscal: Balance the Budget
Other: Right To Marriage

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Immigration and trade.

[DC Al Fine]

Other x2 (Abortion, pensions)

[America Needs R'hllor]

Transgender people taking a piss and black people kneeling (American)

Don't forget fetuses and letting everyone buy guns

[DavidB.]

Of the above, immigration and Middle East foreign policy, I guess, but that's also because things like healthcare and social security are pretty well organized in the Netherlands.

[Del Tachi]

Fiscal and tax.  Infrastructure is important, but is really just a fiscal issue (very few people oppose/support better infrastructure on ideological grounds, its really just more of a question of who pays for it). 

[Skunk]

LGBT rights and education reform.

[America Needs R'hllor]

Of the above, immigration and Middle East foreign policy, I guess, but that's also because things like healthcare and social security are pretty well organized in the Netherlands.

Oh, if I had to choose for Israel:

1. Freedom from religion and LGBTQ rights (break the Chief Rabbinate's monopoly on conversion, kosher food and marriage, SSM, adoption for same-sex couples etc)
2. Reaching a sensible 2-state solution that protects our security concerns and finally rids us of the Palestinians.

[Boobs]

Voting rights/participation
Environment

[Lechasseur]

Immigration and foreign policy

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Tax and infrastructure

[Hoosier_Nick]

Education (need to level the playing field. From personal experience, Indianapolis schools are a great example of why charter schools are terrible) and the enviornment/climate change.

[Leinad]

Freedom of thought/speech/information and foreign policy I guess.

Also important is criminal justice reform (this includes ending the war on drugs and the death penalty), abortion (less of it, please), LGBT+ rights, and education.

Lots of what I care about is probably more "cultural issues" like opposing the toxicity of political/cultural discourse and society's destructive fascinations with sex and alcohol, along with negative attitudes against LGBT+ people. And the media is [freaking crap]. I think most of our problems can't really be fixed by government, although fixing the criminal justice and education systems would help a lot.

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Basically respecting people's humanity and such, giving them the help they need, etc.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Abortion and taxes.  Of these, tax policy and the Middle East.

[Mr. Reactionary]

1st Amendment & 2nd Amendment

[MarkD]

The legislative branch (both federal and state) and the executive branch (federal) both need to take steps to improve the performance of the judicial branch (federal).

1. Congress or a convention of states needs to propose a constitutional amendment that rewrites Section 1 of the 14th Amendment to make its meaning narrower and clearer. The way the Supreme Court has been interpreting that part of the Constitution has been far too broad and far too subjective, usurping from the states the power to make laws.

2. The POTUS need to appoint Supreme Court Justices who are chosen based on their commitment to objectivity. The Court ought to be made up of the most highly objective interpreters of law that can be found anywhere in the country. The model for selecting the best and most objective legal mind for the Court can emulate the choice made by Herbert Hoover to appoint Benjamin Cardozo in 1932.

[Free Bird]

Fiscal and Immigration issues, with trade coming in an incredibly close third.

[here2view]

Healthcare definitely number one, education number two since I'm a teacher. If I weren't it'd probably be fiscal policy.