I'm pretty to the right as far as politics goes. I'm the strongest advocate of the death penalty that I know, to the point where I wouldn't mind being the excecutioner myself. I support gun rights but I disagree with state laws that require you to conceal your weapon, it makes no sense. They're known as "Conceal and carry laws" and state that if you have a gun you can't have it out in the open to where people can see it. Personally, if I'm in a public place I would feel much more comfortable knowing who and who did not have gun on them. If it's out in the open I know you have nothing to hide.
I believe their should be tighter restrictions on abortion. I don't think its a barbaric belief not wanting clinics to perform abortions just because a woman wants to keep her coke bottle figure. And as far as I'm concerned, the man played an equal part in the creating of the child too. For the most part and in most cases I see the procedure as completely unnecessary.
I also believe the Supreme court in the United States has too much power, and congress should limit its jurisdiction. I really don't like the idea of nine old artifacts in a room, deciding something as important as abortion. It would be different, if they were actually elected representatives that make decisions based on what the people want, but instead they're directly appointed by the president.
Not to mention, its easier for laws and appeals to make their way to the supreme court than it is to actually overturn them once they're ruled upon. It takes a constitutional ammendment to override the supreme court on any ruling, which is almost impossible to get done. There are also many different cases I could bring up where the supreme court grossly underminded the rights of the people, especially the cases where it went against the state of Massachussetts involving minors in rape cases.
I support a free market laissez-faire economy, and true trickle down economics or "supply-side economics" actually is effective if used properly. Both Reagan and Thatcher implemented these policies and pulled their respective nations out of recession and economic turmoil. I oppose government intervening and saving businesses that are doomed to die. I'd much rather have the economy crash and burn, and then get back up, as opposed to putting off the inevitable.
Concerning our president, I have large issues with his moral character. He took his family to listen to a racist pastor for twenty years preaching "God damn America" at the podium. A man that has his little girls listen to that every Sunday, has the moral integrity to be president of the United States? Apparently so. It wasn't until he ran for president, did he turn away from Jeremiah Wright, funny that.
It's things like that as well as other comments that he makes that alarm me sometimes. Such as his statement "If one of my daughters were to make a mistake, I wouldn't want them punished with a baby." What? Punished? Since when was a baby punishment? He didn't say embryo, zygote, fetus. The word was baby. Maybe I'm just petty, but I think it's absolutely ridiculous that he didn't have the foresight to know how that would have sounded and it disgusts me that he would referr to life in that sort of derogatory manner.
There's more but...whatever.
I believe their should be tighter restrictions on abortion. I don't think its a barbaric belief not wanting clinics to perform abortions just because a woman wants to keep her coke bottle figure. And as far as I'm concerned, the man played an equal part in the creating of the child too. For the most part and in most cases I see the procedure as completely unnecessary.
I also believe the Supreme court in the United States has too much power, and congress should limit its jurisdiction. I really don't like the idea of nine old artifacts in a room, deciding something as important as abortion. It would be different, if they were actually elected representatives that make decisions based on what the people want, but instead they're directly appointed by the president.
Not to mention, its easier for laws and appeals to make their way to the supreme court than it is to actually overturn them once they're ruled upon. It takes a constitutional ammendment to override the supreme court on any ruling, which is almost impossible to get done. There are also many different cases I could bring up where the supreme court grossly underminded the rights of the people, especially the cases where it went against the state of Massachussetts involving minors in rape cases.
I support a free market laissez-faire economy, and true trickle down economics or "supply-side economics" actually is effective if used properly. Both Reagan and Thatcher implemented these policies and pulled their respective nations out of recession and economic turmoil. I oppose government intervening and saving businesses that are doomed to die. I'd much rather have the economy crash and burn, and then get back up, as opposed to putting off the inevitable.
Concerning our president, I have large issues with his moral character. He took his family to listen to a racist pastor for twenty years preaching "God damn America" at the podium. A man that has his little girls listen to that every Sunday, has the moral integrity to be president of the United States? Apparently so. It wasn't until he ran for president, did he turn away from Jeremiah Wright, funny that.
It's things like that as well as other comments that he makes that alarm me sometimes. Such as his statement "If one of my daughters were to make a mistake, I wouldn't want them punished with a baby." What? Punished? Since when was a baby punishment? He didn't say embryo, zygote, fetus. The word was baby. Maybe I'm just petty, but I think it's absolutely ridiculous that he didn't have the foresight to know how that would have sounded and it disgusts me that he would referr to life in that sort of derogatory manner.
There's more but...whatever.