1. Encourage job creation in the USA through grant programs to help small businesses get started and create green jobs through providing government loans with reasonable payment plans for individuals to purchase solar panels as an alternative energy source for their homes provided that the company they choose produced their products in the USA.
2. Make an attempt to reduce our prison population by offering those who are in prison for nonviolent crimes an opportunity to reduce time from their sentence through serving in the US military on the front lines during war time.
3. Reduce our prison population through expanding the use of the death penalty unto pedophiles.
4. Stop paying individuals from 3rd world countries for becoming US citizens and practicing medicine simply because they already have a medical degree from India, China, or some other 3rd world country. To me if an individual did not meet US standards of education through out their entire school careers,

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I think you have some good points, but you have some points I do not favor.
First we do not need to spend public money on grants for businesses. People who have a business plan should have incentives, like the opportunity to borrow, to succeed or fail. They need to have a break in taxes, and perhaps some credits for employing people and for a few other items.

Prisoners, non-violent crimes to serve in the military? Being in the military is an honorable service, I am not

Moody Red, American Patriot, | Oct 14, 2010

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No.
hiztreebuff | Oct 14, 2010

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No. Your policies show too much naivety. I can’t trust the foreign policy expertise of anyone who refers to India and China as 3rd world nations. They are industrial powerhouses with booming economies. That kind of talk makes me think you have been brainwashed with too much patriotic propaganda to be an effective leader.
Chewy Ivan 2 | Oct 14, 2010

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I am a conservative. I strongly disagree with most of your ideas.
regerugged | Oct 14, 2010

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I think you have some good points, but you have some points I do not favor.
First we do not need to spend public money on grants for businesses. People who have a business plan should have incentives, like the opportunity to borrow, to succeed or fail. They need to have a break in taxes, and perhaps some credits for employing people and for a few other items.

Prisoners, non-violent crimes to serve in the military? Being in the military is an honorable service, I am not
Moody Red, American Patriot, | Oct 14, 2010

I am doing a writing contest for extra credit in my social studies class, and the prompt is ‘When Is It the Right Time to Honor Our Military Heroes?’. I’ve done some so far:
Millions of shots. Millions of funerals. Millions of tears shed by millions of loved ones. Three days. These numbers don

my sisters birthday is on the 5th of November and want to have a funny V for Vendetta thing, so what do i do?
do i just watch it later after the party or what?
any ideas
ps. my sis is 12
the party is at our place with family, really need some ideas here thanks so much
should i maybe wear a mask to answer the doors or speak with only V words that day?
or do i say the 5th of November quote?
please help me.
hmm
V: But on this most auspicious of nights, permit me then, in lieu of the more commonplace sobriquet, to suggest the character of this dramatis persona.
V: Voila! In view, a humble vaudevillian veteran, cast vicariously as both victim and villain by the vicissitudes of Fate. This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is a vestige of the vox populi, now vacant, vanished. However, this valorous visitation of a by-gone vexation, stands vivified and has vowed to vanquish these venal and virulent vermin van-guarding vice

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its a nice idea but unless your sister is a Vendetta fan, i’m afraid your efferts will be lost on her. maybe if you show her the movie and get her to be a fan of it first. it will work out better

nowhereman136 | Mar 08, 2010

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jux make a party for her nd bring her friend over…………….yea
=] Pinkcheek | Mar 08, 2010