Posted on 07/14/2008 7:29:47 AM PDT by LA Woman3
I have a few questions for those running for president and expect some answers.
After all, the winner will be my employee, serving "we the people," pledging an oath to the U.S. Constitution.
* America is $9 trillion in debt. Does this concern you, and if it does, what would you specifically do to work toward eliminating this debt and shave the flagrant waste and corruption of out-of-control bureaucracies?
* Do you think too many Americans receive a paycheck, one way or another, from the government?
* Do you believe the average American is taxed too much, not enough or just about right?
n Name three specific agencies or departments of the federal government you believe could either be drastically reduced or eliminated.
Now name five more.
* Should people who obviously don't care about their health, based on irresponsible lifestyle choices, be included in a nationalized health care program?
* Approval ratings show that Americans are disgusted with politicians. That means you, regardless of political party. Why do you believe this is? What are you going to do about it?
* If "None of the above" were listed on the ballot for president, do you believe "None of the above" would win? Do you know why?
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I hope McLame picks the Nuge as VP
Thanks for the link. Great questions.
I thought “the Nuge” lived in Northern Michigan.
Must have gotten so bad there that even he couldn’t stand it anymore.
To "Snowman", R.I.P. Freeper Friend, job well done you will be missed.
I'm not too far from where he is. I met his wife once in Crawford, asked if the Nuge needed someone to jam with, but when I answered back to her that I played guitar, it kind of doomed my fate, assuming I ever had any.
It did, now he lives up the road from President Bush’s ranch.
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