Interview with Senator Joe Newton

Day 806, 18:15 • Published in USA Uruguay • by Alberto Mutti
WASHINGTON D.C.- America’s Journal has interviewed Sen. Joe Newton, one of the leading candidates for President of the United States. Recently several U.S. candidates have promised to invade Mexico and Colombia in their next government, causing discontent among South American nations.

One of them is Joe Newton, an important Senator and a brave U.S. Army's General. He agreed to grant us this interesting interview, and now we are offering it to our readers.



- Mr. Newton, what is your favorite ingame political ideology? Center, right, left? Authoritarian, Libertarian ...? Which of these types of political parties do you like most?

In America, those are not relevant. Even in game. We are above them.

- In fact, some international political analysts consider that you are one of the candidates with the potential to enter the White House next February 5. What is your opinion? Do you think that you can be the next President of the United States?

I could be. It's possible. Not likely though.

- More than half the U.S. Congress is dominated by left parties. Do you think your government would be supported by Congress?

That doesn't matter in the eUSA

- Well, some of the campaign promises you made in your program, Coming at America, have caused some discomfort in Latin American nations. Specifically you claim to invade Mexico and Colombia. Do you have these statements?

PIZ also makes the claim. Perhaps the ALA should have considered the consequences of Mexicos and Colombias actions when they were doing them. I would hope that some Latin American Countries could see the situation from our point of view. We were attacked sir. We won't take that lying down.

- Mr. Newton, are you aware that an attack against Mexico or Colombia could activate the ALA? Would you be willing to go to war against all Latin America?

I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to have an excellent relationship with Latin America! I would strive for that. But we can't have that if we have to worry about Mexico letting colombia through to attack us. If an acceptable agreement could be reached between our 2 governments i wouldn't attack.