Jro
February 3rd, 2004, 3:40:18 PM
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Today we hear what CMSU has to say, let's begin.
Jro: How important is this next presidential election to our country? And which candidate would be best for America?
CMSU: This upcoming election is no more important than any other election, but what is important is that more and more people vote. We cannot claim to be a democracy if only 40-50 percent of those of voting age turn out at the polls so if this next election is of any importance it will be because it either breaks the old trend of political apathy among voters or because it sadly carries on the old tradition of voters staying at home in the hopes that others vote for them. To me the best candidates for this nation would be in the big parties, John Kerry. In the independent parties (who I hope one day roll up state after state and end the monotony of bipartisanism) I would vote for Pat Buchanan if he ran or any other candidate the Reform Party offered us.
Jro: What is your single biggest problem with the Bush Administration?
CMSU: My single biggest gripe, groan, and moan about George Bush is Iraq. I feel that he did not take time to check the facts about wmds. I believe that he was too quick to jump the gun and did much to end the positive gains we got in international relations after 9/11. Finally I don't feel that he gave adequate time to planning the peace.
Jro: What (if any) is something you agree with President Bush on, that he has done in his first term?
CMSU: I support George Bush's stance on banning partial birth abortion, I like how he is investment in alternative energy forms to break from dependence on the Mid East, I like his support of Israel, I also stand strongly behind him in the fact that he wasted no time removing-there is no other word for the Talibs in Afghanistan- the bastards from their base of operations
Jro: How much of a religious person are you, do you use your faith to decide political issues?
CMSU: I would consider myself moderately religious, and I do use religion to aid me in formulating my thoughts on political issues. This is why I support pro life movements, Israel's right to defend herself, and social welfare programs to aid the poor whenever possible.
Jro: Forget whether you supported it or were against it, what grade would you give the Iraq war/rebuilding so far? and Why?
CMSU: I tell you Jro on the Iraq action there has to be two different Grades. On the war itself A+ we cleaned their clocks and lost less than 200 men and took Baghdad with less civilian casualties and American and Coalition casualties than in any other war throughout history. The Rebuilding gets a D because we have managed to round up most of the old regime but Americans are still dying and I fear that we are about to have a very ugly civil war in that nation that we are going to be caught smack dab in the middle of- truly a bad situation.
Jro: List the traits of your ideal president, where would he stand on the major issues?
CMSU: My Ideal president is a born again Christian; family man or woman; some military experience; a European type socialist on government spending for education, medical care, retirement, childcare, transportation and infrastructure; against pro choice and homosexuality. Honest and someone that will get us out of quagmires like the Balkans and the mid east and out of the UN.
Jro: What poster in the PRS do you have the most respect for, and why?
CMSU: Shiva, I might dislike some of what he says, but he will always have valid sources to back it up and will not back down on his stances.
Jro: What poster do you agree with the most?
CMSU: Well thats a tie. I agree with Mattrose on Moral and Religious issues; For social and foreign policy issues I lean toward Joemama.
Jro: Which poster do you think has it all wrong, when it comes to politics?
CMSU: This is another statistical tie as I feel that Eric Stratton and King Chimp,mannyfresh,mr.chimp or whatever other screen name chimpy is using are on completely opposite ends of the political spectrum are both equally wrong. No wait a minute Eric can usually site mainstream sources to support his views and is respectful of other views and he claims to be conservative, chimpy claims to open minded but he can't site many valid mainstream sources and has a knack for attacking the persona of posters he doesn't agree with so Chimpyfresh gets the title of person I least agree with.
Jro: What is something about yourself that would surprise readers of the PRS forum?
CMSU: What would suprise people in the PR&S well my friends I am a member of the College Republicans, I am a registered Republican, and I am also treasurer of my University's chapter of the Missouri College Republicans. Bet this causes some jaws to hit the ground .
The End
More Soon.
Today we hear what CMSU has to say, let's begin.
Jro: How important is this next presidential election to our country? And which candidate would be best for America?
CMSU: This upcoming election is no more important than any other election, but what is important is that more and more people vote. We cannot claim to be a democracy if only 40-50 percent of those of voting age turn out at the polls so if this next election is of any importance it will be because it either breaks the old trend of political apathy among voters or because it sadly carries on the old tradition of voters staying at home in the hopes that others vote for them. To me the best candidates for this nation would be in the big parties, John Kerry. In the independent parties (who I hope one day roll up state after state and end the monotony of bipartisanism) I would vote for Pat Buchanan if he ran or any other candidate the Reform Party offered us.
Jro: What is your single biggest problem with the Bush Administration?
CMSU: My single biggest gripe, groan, and moan about George Bush is Iraq. I feel that he did not take time to check the facts about wmds. I believe that he was too quick to jump the gun and did much to end the positive gains we got in international relations after 9/11. Finally I don't feel that he gave adequate time to planning the peace.
Jro: What (if any) is something you agree with President Bush on, that he has done in his first term?
CMSU: I support George Bush's stance on banning partial birth abortion, I like how he is investment in alternative energy forms to break from dependence on the Mid East, I like his support of Israel, I also stand strongly behind him in the fact that he wasted no time removing-there is no other word for the Talibs in Afghanistan- the bastards from their base of operations
Jro: How much of a religious person are you, do you use your faith to decide political issues?
CMSU: I would consider myself moderately religious, and I do use religion to aid me in formulating my thoughts on political issues. This is why I support pro life movements, Israel's right to defend herself, and social welfare programs to aid the poor whenever possible.
Jro: Forget whether you supported it or were against it, what grade would you give the Iraq war/rebuilding so far? and Why?
CMSU: I tell you Jro on the Iraq action there has to be two different Grades. On the war itself A+ we cleaned their clocks and lost less than 200 men and took Baghdad with less civilian casualties and American and Coalition casualties than in any other war throughout history. The Rebuilding gets a D because we have managed to round up most of the old regime but Americans are still dying and I fear that we are about to have a very ugly civil war in that nation that we are going to be caught smack dab in the middle of- truly a bad situation.
Jro: List the traits of your ideal president, where would he stand on the major issues?
CMSU: My Ideal president is a born again Christian; family man or woman; some military experience; a European type socialist on government spending for education, medical care, retirement, childcare, transportation and infrastructure; against pro choice and homosexuality. Honest and someone that will get us out of quagmires like the Balkans and the mid east and out of the UN.
Jro: What poster in the PRS do you have the most respect for, and why?
CMSU: Shiva, I might dislike some of what he says, but he will always have valid sources to back it up and will not back down on his stances.
Jro: What poster do you agree with the most?
CMSU: Well thats a tie. I agree with Mattrose on Moral and Religious issues; For social and foreign policy issues I lean toward Joemama.
Jro: Which poster do you think has it all wrong, when it comes to politics?
CMSU: This is another statistical tie as I feel that Eric Stratton and King Chimp,mannyfresh,mr.chimp or whatever other screen name chimpy is using are on completely opposite ends of the political spectrum are both equally wrong. No wait a minute Eric can usually site mainstream sources to support his views and is respectful of other views and he claims to be conservative, chimpy claims to open minded but he can't site many valid mainstream sources and has a knack for attacking the persona of posters he doesn't agree with so Chimpyfresh gets the title of person I least agree with.
Jro: What is something about yourself that would surprise readers of the PRS forum?
CMSU: What would suprise people in the PR&S well my friends I am a member of the College Republicans, I am a registered Republican, and I am also treasurer of my University's chapter of the Missouri College Republicans. Bet this causes some jaws to hit the ground .
The End
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