25 Questions Every Politician in America Should Have to Answer
One of the problems with politics in America is that people spend a lot of time repeating boilerplate, trying to come up with cool one-liners, and debating trivia, but a lot of the basic and critical questions never seem to get answered or even discussed. Over the long haul, that makes it impossible for the country to function.
When we spend a decade debating nonsense like, “Can you change your sex at will,” without really talking about the questions that determine whether America will have a functional culture, thrive, or even exist down the road, it’s an obvious disaster in the making. So, if we want to change that trajectory, we need to get every politician in America on the record about a lot of important issues that keep getting swept under the rug.
1) Even if you think it’s important to have illegal immigrants in America to do grunt work, what’s wrong with demanding that they come here legally via a guestworker program? If nothing is wrong with it, then why isn’t that what we’re pursuing?
2) Should we go into debt to borrow money to give to other countries?
3) Was COVID handled poorly by the government? The lockdowns? The mask mandates? The censorship? Everything else? Should steps be put in place today to make sure we never handle another pandemic the same way?
4) Is it okay to racially discriminate against white Americans, Asian Americans, and straight, male Americans at colleges or when they apply for jobs?
5) How much and what kind of land should we allow other nations, like China, to buy in the United States?
6) At what point should someone be locked up long-term? Their third felony? Their 10th arrest? The 20th? The 40th? Is there any limit? At what point do we say, “You’ve been caught breaking the law too many times, and we’re going to keep you in jail so you can’t victimize anyone else?
7) Are you willing to support obvious measures to make our ballots more secure? Voter ID to vote, no votes counted after election day, all votes required to be counted within 24 hours of the election, etc?
8) In real dollars, federal tax revenue has gone up 5-fold since 1960 and has doubled since 1990, yet we’re 38 trillion dollars in debt. Isn’t that a strong indication that there are problems on the spending end of our government, and that increases in taxes won’t help at all because it will be spent even faster than it comes in?
9) Shouldn’t women be able to have some private spaces that they don’t have to share with someone who has a penis?
10) If you reward people who come here illegally by letting them stay here, doesn’t that encourage people to keep coming here illegally in massive numbers?
11) Should almost everyone have to work to get welfare? Should there be a lifetime limit on how much welfare able-bodied people can draw?
12) How does it benefit America to bring large numbers of people here who don’t speak the language or come from broken, failed countries like Somalia, Haiti, or the Palestinian territories?
13) If one side or the other stacks the Supreme Court, should we not expect the court to lose its legitimacy and simply have its rulings ignored by states run by the opposite party?
14) If either party gets rid of the Senate filibuster so that they can do whatever they want, should we not expect that the first thing they will do is change the rules so that they won’t be voted out of office?
15) Is having the government involved in censoring opinions they disagree with wrong?
16) How many immigrants is too many? What’s the maximum percentage of our country at one time that should be people who weren’t born here?
17) Housing costs have gotten very expensive. Two major drivers of that are illegal aliens competing with Americans for housing and major corporations buying up large shares of the market as investments. What should be done, if anything, to address those issues?
18) Given that we have a big obesity and health problem in America, if the government provides people with food via SNAP and school lunch programs, shouldn’t it at least all be healthy food?
19) Many different areas in the US have been experimenting with legalizing drugs. Is it making those places better or worse places to live?
20) The institution of marriage is crumbling in America. What legal changes are we willing to make to make it more palatable to people and lessen the potential damage of divorce?
21) Should children under 18 be allowed to see porn on the Internet, or should all porn sites be required to have strong, verifiable age requirements to keep kids out?
22) Immigrant households use welfare programs at a higher rate than American households. So, how does it benefit Americans to bring immigrants to this country who end up getting on the dole? If it doesn’t benefit Americans, shouldn’t immigrants simply be ineligible to receive welfare of any sort?
23) We don’t allow kids under 18 to do all sorts of things because we don’t believe they fully understand the consequences of their actions. Should we allow kids under 18 to take irreversible puberty blocking drugs or have transition surgeries?
24) What percentage of Islamic immigrants would be too much for America as it exists today to survive? 10%? 20% 40%? 50%? Do you think America could be entirely Islamic and do fine? Whatever your answer is, is it reflected in the immigration policy you support?
25) America is 38 trillion dollars in debt. What’s your plan to pay it off? If you don’t think we can pay it off, when do you expect America to collapse under the weight of our debt?
24) is the most critical. Islam is not compatible with western civilization.
Great list. Logical, rational and exactly what all critical thinking people see as THE QUESTIONS.
So, why isn't the media asking these of the politicians and candidates? Because that is the difference between what we would have expected in the 1980s and earlier and today. And not only is the media NOT asking these questions, but it is also pushing propaganda to deflect from those questions being considered.
I keep cycling around for an explanation for why we have lost so much of our American pragmatism and objective assessment of issues. I keep landing at the Great Feminization as the answer. We have an educated chick problem. They have infested the education system which then has feminized generations that have launched into positions of power and influence in our institutions including the media, and their way is toxic to the standards of patriarchal problem identification and problem solving.
I hate to admit this, but I am becoming more attracted to Sharia Law every day as I don't see any other remedy to the slow death of Western civilization resulting from too much female socioeconomic dominance.