Help? Pretty please?
Maybe classygreeneyedblonde can chime in.
You KNOW you want to help me :)
I took your survey, but being as I am a woman, I refuse to tell you the answers.
1. On National Security it is a 10 with me. It is basic to the preservation of all our other rights and freedoms.
2. Overall, yes I do agree with his national security policy. I fault him on not securing our borders first and for working out an amnesty plan with the illegals. They should all be rounded up, put on a boat and shipped offshore to south Mexico. When there, they should be put into lifeboats and told to "row."
3. The UN does affect the security of the US ~~ adversely. Our men are stretched out fighting in silly places (i.e. Kosovo). They are needed to protect the sovereignty of the US and to keep us safe from terrorists (i.e. Iraq and Afghanistan).
4. No. Soccer moms are a figment of the MSM. They are an invented demography.
5. The Army has contributed most to the security of the US. Followed by a close second (and my son in Iraq will kill me for saying this) the Marines. The Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard are wonderful, too. A strong fighting force is the greatest deterent to an attack.
Do I get a prize?
No one has posted publicly yet? Okay, here goes:
1. When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why.
Answer: At least an 8. This is the most important function of government, to protect its citizens, and THIS is what government should be doing, rather than meddling in art, education, minimum wages, or steroid use in baseball.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
Answer: As far as taking the fight to the terrorists, and for his courageous stance of standing for freedom as an element of human dignity, yes, and yes! As far as continuing to allow porous borders that threaten our national security and identity, I am concerned that he is not recognizing the danger signals.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
Answer: It weakens it and actively lobbies against it, both in attempting to weaken our national sovereignty, at the same time that for any real problem (genocide in Darfur), it comes running to the US, whining for US to solve problems it has the responsibility to handle. It is dangerous because it is oblivious to the world's real dangers, and then critical of our efforts to deal with those same dangers.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why.
Answer: No. I think PEOPLE, regardless of gender, woke up on September 12, 2001, from their "holiday from history", and began to realize that other people hate us for no other reason of where we live, what religion we practice, or not, and for our freedoms. They looked around and realized that one party is, as Mark Steyn says, "fundamentally unserious" about national security, while the other party is not. People of both genders saw a principled man in the WH whose views were not shaped by polls, but who would do what he believed to be right, and that he was bold enough to stake his presidency on it.
(For more on this, I'm sending a FReepmail.)
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
Answer: President Bush, VP Dick Cheney, John Ashcroft, Donald Rumsfeld, and the absolutely wonderful men and women of our military. They make and made the sacrifices to protect the ideals and the people of this country.
1. When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why.
10 = high (most important).
If we're not alive, how do we vote? (I'm serious.)
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
Yes.
It works.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
If we have a strong president (and Congress) who understands America's sovereign rights and need to protect ourselves, it's not an unbearable hindrance, but it devours a lot of our taxes, and a lot of time on the part of those who have to babysit some of the other nations represented there, to guide them to conclusions that benefit every nation's security.
A weak head of state in this country will be tempted to, and may, sell our security down the river, creating situations that can evolve into divisons, wars, problematic realigning of nations, etc.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why.
I don't know.
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
God. He watches over the nations and wants to see people live, not die. (Ezekiel 33:11 b "... declares the Lord GOD, 'I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that the wicked turn from his way and live." Psalm 116:15 "Precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of His godly ones.")
Second most important: the millions of people who pray that God will keep us safe, and that includes President Bush.
1. When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why.
10, because of 9-11 and the information I have since gained about Islam's desire to create a worldwide caliphate.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
No. I do not agree with with the President's policy of leaving our borders wide open and letting in many immigrants/students from hostile countries (2005 had the highest level of Islamic immigration ever). I believe his level of failure at protecting our borders has risen to the level of an impeachable offense. I also do not believe in attempting to "democratize" the muslim world. That is something they have to want for themselves, badly enough to fight for it.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
Negatively. The UN should be abolished, or the US should stop wasting taxpayer dollars on this useless organization.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why.
I have no idea at a general level. I know I voted for Bush because Kerry inspired much less confidence on the National Security issue. He's obviously nothing more then a stuffed shirt.
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
Tom Tancredo and the Border Patrol.
He has drawn attention to the ridiculously lax state of our borders and our overall immigration system (including VISA express, which I believe Saudi Arabia still enjoys as a privilage, despite most of the 9-11 hijackers being from that country).
The next attack on this country will come from within.
You’re doing a survey of women on a right wing web site to find what “women” think of national security? Hey look! My research shows that women are all Republicans!
1. When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why. 10, it effects my family's future. I don't want my children growing up in a world where they do not have the same freedoms I did. I will vote for the party that is vigilant in keeping my country and its freedoms secure.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not? Yes, because he is steadfast in trying to maintain peace through strength. That is the only effective policy. In some areas we could increase the strength. :)
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States? It weakens it.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why. Not sure if there is such a voting bloc, or if it was just Americans voting for what they collectively believed was the better choice. I believe that the media coined the phrase "security moms."
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why? The brave men and women in the military. As the saying goes "freedom isn't free." Without those who are willing to pay the ultimate price for the nation and to do so honorably, we would be in a very similar situation that some European nations are in (turning a blind eye to the obvious). I believe President Bush is the right man for our country at this trying time, but he couldn't accomplish this goal without the military. :)
So will you be posting this on DU as well, in order to get an accurate representation of hardcore conservatives and liberals? Haha.
2. I agree with President Bush's national security policy with the exception of the Mexican border situation, although it looks to be improving. On everything else I completely support him.
3. The United Nations affects the security of the United States in several ways:
a. It legitimizes dictators and marginal countries and gives them far more voice than they would otherwise have.
b. It allows for spies to legitimately live in the USA.
c. It allows for anti-US governments to collude while dining on the American taxpayer's dime.
d. It prevents the US from acting in cases in which we normally would have acted, in the pre-UN days. Examples: Dafur, Rwanda, North Korea, Iran, etc.
4. I think that "security moms" played a roll in the 2004 election, but not to the extent that the media thinks...else President Bush would have won by a higher margin.
5. Those who have done the most for national security are the men and women of the United States military. President Bush has supported them and has made sure they realize they are appreciated, as has VP Cheney and Secretary Rumsfeld.
I think Donald Rumsfeld will be seen as having been one of the most effective defense secretaries in history, and President Bush is to be credited for hiring and supporting him.
Freeper College Student needs some help with a FEMALE participant survey
FReeper Guys: perhaps you could have your wife or GF do this?
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not? All except the BORDER issue. It seems our govt. WANTS to nix the laws against illegals. And George Washington would say: SHAME, SHAME, SHAME-DO YOUR JOB!
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States? We realize the ineptitude of the UN and do not hold them in high regard.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why. YEP. SEE #1
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why? The people of the United States. Because we held our government accountable for the job it was required to do.
When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why.
National Security is a 10 to me. Everything else is irrelevent. What good is the economy if I'm dead. Plus, the safety of my children supersedes EVERYTHING!
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
On some issues I very much agree, but I think he seriously dropped the ball on immigration issues, so I give him a 6.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
I give the U.N. a 1, if zero was a choice, I'd give it that. The U.N. is mostly comprised of leaders who despise the U.S. and it's policies. They are a worthless organization and it pains me that we give funding to them, and on top of that, they provide funding for birth control and probably abortion, and as a Catholic, I vehemently oppose both.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why.
I give this one an 8. I am only guessing that security moms played an important role, especially after World Trade Center, Pentagon and Flight 93 murders.
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
I give the Republicans a 10 only if you compare them to the Democrats and liberal Republicans, who have done not only nothing, but everything in their power to make the U.S. weak on security. Again, the Republicans have wasted some of their power on their weak immigration issues.
1. When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why. National security is number one in importance to me. I am fearful right now.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not? Actually, I do NOT. I think that when he landed on the carrier and announced "mission accomplished", that's when he should have called it quits. As far as I'm concerned the Iraqi people were on their own at that point.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States? The United Nations is a useless - yet dangerous - body. It affects our national security by being uselsss. I like John Bolton, though, but I doubt he can do much.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why. Probably, but now so many people are burned out and I'm afraid the "security moms" have turned on President Bush (sad to say).
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why? A strong military. Does anyone remember how President Reagan fought for a "shield" and the dems laughed and called it "Star Wars" and made fun of our President? Well, if only President Reagan had been successful !!!
National Security #10 without that we don't have any of the other things.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
Yes for the most part, it is a fine line and I fear if someone of disrepute every became president it could be a danger to our rights. That being said we MUST have the ablity to track the bad guys.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
The UN underminds our national security. The law of our land is the Constitution not the UN or international law.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why. Yes, I believe that the security moms did much the same as the soccer moms did in 1996 election.
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
It's a mixed bag. Our president has been right on target, but is underminded by the life long politician in both parties that are more concerned about being re-elected than enforcing the laws on the books.
If anyone would like to help me out, I'm doing a research paper on women and national security. (Sorry, guys, my topic had to be related to my gender.) I decided to make up a survey. So if you're female and you would like to help me, you can either post here or you can FReepmail me your responses. Either way is fine. I'd REALLY appreciate it if you can help! Thanks :)
1. When voting, how important is national security to you (on a scale of 1 to 10)? Explain why. 10. . . eventually, national security is going to be a matter of Muslims coming in and telling us either we convert, or they'll cut our heads off.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not? For the most part, yes, but the borders MUST be secured. There is no excuse--JUST DO IT!
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States? Not in a good way! Too much money spent there, they are not "with" us, and takes too long to "do" anything, and when anything is done, it's just laughable--sanctions, etc. for Iran, for example.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why. Yes. A mom's priority, above all others, is to protect her family.
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
There are many more people contributing to the INSECURITY of the United States, including, unfortunately, the President right now. We need to stop worrying about being Politically Correct and get the job done in Iraq, and take a real stand with the border, etc. I don't know all the details of what is happening, but it's pretty easy to see the basics of what need to be done.
10, I suppose, since, when I think about it, what could be more important? Also, it's supposed to be the main function of our government.
2. Do you agree with President Bush's national security policy? Why or why not?
Some, not all. I agree with going after terrorist-supporting nations, but what about the Saudis? I agree that fostering democracy in Islamist hellholes will benefit us, eventually, but it's definitely a long-term proposal. He has sold us out on the border, though, and I pray it doesn't become more costly than the overcrowded schools and bankrupt emergency rooms we currently must deal with.
3. How does the United Nations affect the national security of the United States?
It hinders it. It's a joke. It needs to go. I hear Chavez wants it.
4. Do you think that security moms played a major role in the 2004 presidential election? Explain why.
I don't know if their role was major, but I believe that there was a bloc of women who normally might have voted Dim that didn't due to security concerns. How Kerry got as many votes as he did, based on the positions he took, will never cease to amaze me. It should never have been even remotely close. (I hate the MSM.)
5. Who do you believe has contributed the most to the national security of the United States? Why?
US citizens, both those who have volunteered to defend her overseas, and those who swear to defend her here. The Second Amendment is the original Department of Homeland Security.