Elections and Junk.

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by This_person

If you're ready to stop talking about things that are meaningless to the House of Representatives, like abortion, child support, your property destruction, the local infrastructure, etc., you can discuss them here. I even gave you a few things to start with, like a press conference.

I found this vivid example of how the US Congress does deal with the issue of abortion, link HERE.

And link HERE.

So when I get elected to 5th District then the Democrats will have a moral stand from me.

[This_person]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

I found this vivid example of how the US Congress does deal with the issue of abortion, link HERE. And link HERE. So when I get elected to 5th District then the Democrats will have a moral stand from me.

You realize those two links are to effectively the same one thing, right? They link to money going overseas for groups that allow abortions, and the fight over that funding.

They're not about simply abortion, and the democratics lost the fight. Your side won, so you would be unnecessary for that particular fight.

However, Congress does not deal with abortion in the US. That is my point.

But, since you refuse to go to the other thread, I'll repost here:


What is your position on prescription drug importation?

On the issue regarding labor protections in the Marianas Islands?

Taxpayer funded children's health insurance?

Campaign finance reform?


As a real candidate, you've investigated these issues and have opinions, right?

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by BS Gal

You can do a sign that says "Pro-life, but don't support the offspring." You could spray paint it on the district court!

It turned out that the two questions the Washington Post asked were :

1) What do you believe is the one biggest issue facing your District? = Abortion / pro-life.

2) Why do you say voter need to vote for you? = To promote pro-life / control abortions.

The only other questions were what is my occupation (disabled) and education / degrees (self educated and spray paint State House) and previous elected positions (none).

The red wording is just abriviated answers or the jest of the replies.

[This_person]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

The red wording is just abriviated answers or the jest of the replies.

You probably have no idea how correct you are!

[This_person]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

1) What do you believe is the one biggest issue facing your District? = Abortion / pro-life.

And, how would becoming a Representative impact the life of those in your district regarding this biggest issue? It wouldn't

2) Why do you say voter need to vote for you? = To promote pro-life / control abortions.

Which, of course, is not part of the job of the Representative, so there'd be no need to vote for you since you couldn't affect any laws towards this cause.

[~mellabella~]

Originally Posted by This_person

And, how would becoming a Representative impact the life of those in your district regarding this biggest issue? It wouldn'tWhich, of course, is not part of the job of the Representative, so there'd be no need to vote for you since you couldn't affect any laws towards this cause.

daaaaaaauuuuuummmmmm the truth hurts sometimes!

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by ~mellabella~

daaaaaaauuuuuummmmmm the truth hurts sometimes!

Well I do not mean to hurt the person with the truth,

but there is no way around it.

[~mellabella~]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

Well I do not mean to hurt the person with the truth,

but there is no way around it.

Um....nevermind.

[godsbutterfly]

Originally Posted by JPC sr

Well I do not mean to hurt the person with the truth,

but there is no way around it.

You don't drive with that blindfold on do you?

[JPC sr]

Originally Posted by godsbutterfly

You don't drive with that blindfold on do you?

Well I am the one running for election to the US Congress and with 50.1 % then I win.

So if you think I am blindfolded then dream on.