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. :)
Thanks! :)