Would you vote for me?

**aceking90** · February 17, 2011, 11:02 AM

I have always had an intrest in politics and I hope one day to run for an office in the U.S. But before I do I want to list how I plan to run and how I will act in the possition I am given.

1. I will not take money from lobbiests.
2. I will not support any act of war unless war is declared on us first.
3. I will do everything in my power to stop the destroction of the middle and working classes by the upper class.
4. I will try and expose any form of corruption found in our goverment in ether of the two parties.
5. For any law or policy that I have a say in I will post it up on my website and my reasons for supporting it or opposing it in clear and common English.
6. I will always support a policy of taking no action when dealing with the internal affairs of foren nations, except for things like providing non millitary aid in the course of a natural disiaster or other related events.
7. I will always support increasing the education system.
8. I will act with the diginity and grace that should be expected from a U.S politition.
9. I will fight to end under handed tactics such as filibustering.
10. I will always say exactly what I plan to do and why I plan to do, with no double talk.
11. I will never just follow what ever my political party does, I will make decisions that I feel are the best for my nation.

Please ask questions or leave statements.

**Mr. Crow** · February 17, 2011, 11:07 AM

seems vage

**aceking90** · February 17, 2011, 11:22 AM

Who does it seem vage to you, Mr. Crow?

**Mr. Crow** · February 17, 2011, 11:36 AM

you didn't addressed any problems or polycies, you just drew some moral principles.

the closest thing to a stance in a real non populist issue was increasing education, even then the rhetoric used seems empty and there is not any plan explaining how to do so, and pumping more moneys is not an option.

so is just seems empty rhetoric to appeal tho the masses, even if you beveled it I don't trust you have the necessary facts or understanding and vision to rule a township let alone a country.

**Azog 150** · February 17, 2011, 11:33 AM

They are all nice ideas, but how would you realistically go about them? Its all well and good stating what you want to achieve, but how you want to achieve it is whats important.

Its like me stating I want to achieve worldpeace without saying how I would go about it. In other words largely meaningless.

Style over substance is basically what I am trying to get across (And it seems to have been the downfall of modern politics)

**Enemy of the State** · February 17, 2011, 12:49 PM

You'd make a great politican alright, a lot of talk but no substance. I have no idea what you stand for.

**hellheaven1987** · February 17, 2011, 12:53 PM

I would not vote a politician...

**C-Rob** · February 17, 2011, 01:21 PM

Nope. I wouldn't.

**intel** · February 17, 2011, 01:30 PM

Frankly, seeing how void your political "programme" is, and how bad your spelling is*, you would be probably the last person that should run for an office

*It is really, really bad. Without false modesty I admit that my spelling is better and I am not even a native speaker.

**Poach** · February 17, 2011, 01:33 PM

The OP will make a fantastic politician: his OP is exactly what they all say.

**intel** · February 17, 2011, 02:21 PM

Also, what's your background and education? Do you have any (successful) experience with your own bussiness and administration? Have you ever been involved in any kind of charity/non-profit/NGO organisation? Do you have a clear criminal record? Etc. etc.

See, aceking, democracy shouldn't be a thing for foos. And if you expect us to vote for ya after such presentation, then you expect us to be foos....

...foo!!

**Fight!** · February 17, 2011, 09:33 PM

I would almost certainly vote for you, at least based on what I see here. It isn't too vague, just perfect to get elected.

What is your view on military spending?

**Saturn** · February 17, 2011, 10:04 PM

No.

**Big War Bird** · February 17, 2011, 10:06 PM

[QUOTE=aceking90;8998424]I have always had an intrest in politics and I hope one day to run for an office in the U.S. But before I do I want to list how I plan to run and how I will act in the possition I am given.

1. I will not take money from lobbiests.

Who would you take money from then?

2. I will not support any act of war unless war is declared on us first.

You are terribly niave.

3. I will do everything in my power to stop the destroction of the middle and working classes by the upper class.

Does it ever occur to you that it might not be the upper class destroying the lower classes?

4. I will try and expose any form of corruption found in our goverment in ether of the two parties.

Everyone says that.

5. For any law or policy that I have a say in I will post it up on my website and my reasons for supporting it or opposing it in clear and common English.

Impossible promise. The volume of legislation prohibits it.

6. I will always support a policy of taking no action when dealing with the internal affairs of foren nations, except for things like providing non millitary aid in the course of a natural disiaster or other related events.

So you haver no compassion or principles.

7. I will always support increasing the education system.

Patently idiotic. Education spending is bloated as it, money is not the answer to its problems.

8. I will act with the diginity and grace that should be expected from a U.S politition.

Everyone says that too

9. I will fight to end under handed tactics such as filibustering.

Moronic. Failure to use the legislative rules is not a service to your constituents and will only result in legislative defeats for your agenda.

10. I will always say exactly what I plan to do and why I plan to do, with no double talk.

Liar.

11. I will never just follow what ever my political party does, I will make decisions that I feel are the best for my nation.

Everyone says that too.

Please ask questions or leave statements.

All you have up there are platitudes.

**s.rwitt** · February 17, 2011, 10:11 PM