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I am a Conservative Republic, although I am not partisian, if I deem a Democrate or Independant a better canadite, I shall vote for them. I look at prinicples, ethics, policies, and beliefs when deciding whom I shall vote for. I am most concerned with a canadits stand on the issues, his former polices (an example: what his or her voting record on Abortion is) and of course his values. I do not equate ethnicity into my vote, I will not discrimnate if the person running for office is black, white, orange or blue. I don’t decriminate gender either, I would vote for a woman president if I like her position on the major issues and if I believed she was competent enough for the job.

My stand on social issues are:

I am Pro-Life,

I am Pro-Israel,

I am against Same Sex Marriage,

I am Eco-Responsbile (Not a tree hugger, but not industrial monster, I believe in being a good steward of the Earth, but not to the extent of making people suffer economically or health wise.)

I am against Cloning people (I am for cloning organs),

I am pro Military (Support our Troops!), 

I am against Embyotic Stem Cell Research,

I am for English being the Official Language of the US (I believe we need a common langauge, so that we as nation can better understand one another, how can we collaberate and be unified if we insist to stay at the Tower of Babel?)

I am for Off Shore Drilling,

I am for the Death Penalty,

Comments

  1. The PendletonsMay 20, 2011 at 8:19 PM

    I agree with everything!
    I would not desire to vote for a woman, but I fear that our country is in the place where we may need a Debrah...not a good sign.
    I have never voted, but I shall be 18 next election. To be honest, I am almost dreading it. I know I am just one vote...but it seems such a huge thing to choose the leaders of our country!
    Wonderful posts Jeff!
    Dame Anna

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  2. Sir PendragonMay 20, 2011 at 8:22 PM

    I have been researching the monarchs of England and most of best monarchs were women. Examples: Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth, and Lady Jane Grey. So frankly, I think a woman woudl be nice change, especially if she is like thou said a Deborah or prehaps an Esther. ;)

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  3. The PendletonsMay 20, 2011 at 8:29 PM

    Esther, yes...Debrah was a sign of a curse. I do not believe women are to be leaders...though at times they are best. :) And NO! I am not a sexist!

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