Posted on Jul 16, 2015
If you were POTUS, what would you achieve in your first 100 days?
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If you were somehow elected President of the United States of America, what would be your most important goals and achievements during your first 100 days?
Office of the President (POTUS)
Politics
Elections
Election 2016
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CH (MAJ) William Beaver
Avoid assassination attempts because I would piss a lot of liberals off with my agenda! :>)
Avoid assassination attempts because I would piss a lot of liberals off with my agenda! :>)
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COL Ted Mc
PO1 John Miller - PO; My view of the spectrum is that, if you divide the world's political spectrum into seven general categories "Far Left", "Left", "Center Left", "Center", "Center Right". "Right", and "Far Right" then divide each of those categories into " - ", "neutral", and "+" so that your scale now runs from "Far Left -" [equaling 1] to "Far Right +" [equaling 21]
the Democrats probably come in around "14" to "15" ("Center Right") and
the Republicans probably come in around "16" to "17" ("Right") with
the T.E.A. Party probably coming in around "17" to "18" ("Right" [but a bit more so]) and
the "Libertarians" probably coming in around "12" to "13" (on the "Center" - "Center Right" border).
The vast majority of world politics is probably in the "7" ("Center Left") to "15" ("Center Right) range.
the Democrats probably come in around "14" to "15" ("Center Right") and
the Republicans probably come in around "16" to "17" ("Right") with
the T.E.A. Party probably coming in around "17" to "18" ("Right" [but a bit more so]) and
the "Libertarians" probably coming in around "12" to "13" (on the "Center" - "Center Right" border).
The vast majority of world politics is probably in the "7" ("Center Left") to "15" ("Center Right) range.
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PO1 John Miller
COL Ted Mc so I'm center right in other words. Yeah, that's pretty much what all those political quizzes tell me.
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COL Ted Mc
PO1 John Miller - PO; "12" would be on the "Rightside of Center" and "13" would be on the "Leftside of Center Right".
Call it "Conservative Mainstream" and you aren't going to be too far off the mark.
Call it "Conservative Mainstream" and you aren't going to be too far off the mark.
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Secure our borders, balance the budget, replace/repel Obamacare, improve the care of our veterans,enforce our immigration laws-(no anchor babies, no freebies) a flat tax,abolish the IRS the Dept. of Ed., Term limits for Congress and the SCOTUS.Cut foreign aid to all countries except Israel( We can not afford to give aid to our enemies) reduce taxes in the business sections to promote job growth. Improve the living standards of the military. Give the states back their power Cut the government workforce and spending. The government is too big and too "full of it self"
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1. Work with Congress to remove the sequester and restore military spending.
2. Work with congress to repeal and replace Obamacare.
3. Remove federal restrictions against domestic oil and gas production.
4. Approve the Keystone pipeline and get construction started.
5. Eliminate the Federal tax on repatriated corporate funds, to encourage domestic manufacturing and create jobs here.
6. Repeal all of Obama's unconstitutional Executive Orders.
2. Work with congress to repeal and replace Obamacare.
3. Remove federal restrictions against domestic oil and gas production.
4. Approve the Keystone pipeline and get construction started.
5. Eliminate the Federal tax on repatriated corporate funds, to encourage domestic manufacturing and create jobs here.
6. Repeal all of Obama's unconstitutional Executive Orders.
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SGT Nathan Huff
one article referencing a recent oil spill in montana
Native Americans and Supporters Fight Keystone XL Pipeline With Spirit Camp
"This isn't just Indians, it's the whole planet. We're all connected. What we're made of here goes clear to the end of this universe," Fielder says.
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SGT Nathan Huff
http://www.pri.org/stories/2015-02-19/native-american-tribes-unite-fight-keystone-pipeline-and-government-disrespect
Another article talking more in a broad spectrum across many states.
Another article talking more in a broad spectrum across many states.
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SGT Nathan Huff
I am also against fracking. It is my personal opinion that our countries focus should be in preserving what natural habitats are left and to stop selling off land to corporations to make a profit from. I feel we need to replace trees removed and build back up our forests. I believe hemp should be made legal because of all the products the plant can produce. I am against hunting for sport. I believe that if we take care of nature instead of taking it for granted we will be preserving the future for generations to come. Our time is over and we must lay a path for future generations. I was raised christian and spent time with the Native America. As a christian we are raised with the knowledge that god gave us the earth and we are its masters. This belief is what allows us to ignore the needs of our home because we feel its our right to take from it as we wish. Yet in the end we are the caretakers of earth, and it was given to us on loan by the creator. I can tell you this if I rented a home to some one and they gutted it for personal gain I would be a little pissed. Well as humans we are gutting the home god gave us. At what cost is destroying the future home for future generations is anything worth? At what point will we need to be at before we a humans wake up to the fact that we are killing the earth faster than it can fix itself? When will we figure out that money is not more valuable than survival? So looking at what keystone is saying do we agree with the economic boost it may or may not give temporarily to this generation or two? Or do we weigh in on possible future damage to the earth that will be felt for generations? Their is nothing worth more than the safety and survival of my future generations. My children and generations to come deserve a home that is not a hollow shell of what it used to be. We are much more advanced scientifically then generations ago. We can make car engines that run on water, obtain energy from the sun and wind. Yet we continue to poison our earth because people with money control our government. We the people listen to what is being said. Yet our new generation see the damage of what is being done to the earth and are asking that we stop. Yet those of older generations deny the requests. Then deny scientific proof of the long term effect of damage being done. So yes I support the native Americans request to honor the earth and not poison it. Call it what you will. But this is were I stand on the keystone, and that is it should not be allowed to be built.
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Capt Seid Waddell
SGT Nathan Huff, it is clear that you have looked into your beliefs and hold them sincerely. I see it quite differently; we will just have to agree to disagree.
Thanks for your input.
Thanks for your input.
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