Some unanswered questions on a presidential candidate

Day 1,197, 19:29 • Published in USA USA • by Harrison Richardson

In an election, often the only time a candidate can speak to his competition is in a highly structured debate format. No one wants to attend a debate. I don’t want to attend a debate, you don’t want to attend a debate. Hopefully, we can use articles to get around this. Below are questions on the mind of the country, in my opinion. You can choose to answer them or not. I invite you, however, to respond in the comments section of this article to the points raised. Hopefully we can start a good debate in this article.

This isn’t a negative article. I have no intentions of slinging mud on Glove, who seems like a decent statesman by all accounts and surely a great candidate for the Presidency. I will, however, ask hard questions of my competition: questions that others are either too afraid or too unwilling to ask. I will try not to ask overly biased questions and I will try to ask questions that I know are on the mind of the country.

Q: Do you have the experience necessary to run for President?

This is not to say you have to serve as Secretary of State or in the Joint Chiefs before you run for President -- by god, you don’t. However, it seems good to have some sort of experience. From what I can tell, the extent of your political experience comes from IES Director and that’s all I can gather. Could you expand on why you believe you are experienced enough to take the chair in such a vital time for our nation?

Q: How do you address concerns that you are too close to INCI?

Personally I’ve gotten the same question, so point of personal privilege, I’ll answer for myself:

While as INCI ambassador, I worked with INCI closely the entire month. I was of the mind that they were in the country already so my job was to bridge the divide between our two communities and see if we could find some common ground. I tried to help them integrate into the military and eventually got them allowed to apply. The entire month I have worked to make their integration process easier. When they have messed up, such as not following IES procedure, I have been the first one to advocate punishment similar to what other Congressmen receive. They deserve treatment similar to anyone else who breaks the rules. As their actions become increasingly hostile, our response must be equally forceful.

To Glove: You are not an INCI member, but you are close to their movement and are seen as a sort of cult hero for them. They have refused to integrate into our society. They work in their own communes, for their own parties, for their own militia. They use multiple accounts, as is seen by the administrators removing votes from their candidates in the Congressional election. Do you associate with this movement, and if so, do you endorse their methods?

Q: Do you have a platform?

I am putting the finishing touches on my platform, and I believe I have included ample details for my plans for the country in my articles. As primaries are almost complete, I think most voters would agree they have no idea what to expect in a Glove presidency. Personally, I have seen little substance in your articles. If you have included specific plans/programs, please point them to me. This is not a slight perhaps so much as an oversight on my part. I am, after all, human. I am intrigued to hear your plans for our nation. Specifically, please include details on how to deal with the new military amendment and bridging the divide between those two communities, the incoming NWO threat, PANAM expansion, and any unanswered INCI questions from above.

These are just three questions that came off of the top of my head that I think most voters would like to see you answer. I hope you’re game and are willing to answer them. I trust that you are and that you’ll give the public a fair chance to see your views before the election.



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