Airforceone wrote:
Here is just a few question for Republicans/Democrats and Trump supporters. Please identify what States or region of the country you are From. I am understanding taking some reseach and these question are a start. I spent 3 years traveling around the country I spent time in 46 states. One thing I learned was people in different parts of the country have a certain ideology of how our government funds are to be spent.
Do you agree with Tax payer Funded Sports stadiums around the country.
Do you agree with Tax payer funds to entice major corporations to move to your cities.
Do you agree with Tax payer funds being paid to our capitalist in the form of subsidies.
Do you believe in housing subsidies such as low rent housing.
Do you believe in SS system.
Do you agree with Medicare.
Do you agree with Welfare for the poor.
Do you agree in Corporate welfare.
Do you believe in Affordable healthcare for all.
No need to ask about common sense gun control or C*****e c****e.
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I grew up in New York, L.A. and San Francisco.
I've lived for long periods, as an adult, in New Orleans, New York, Charlotte NC, Reno and San Francisco, not in that order.
I've been to many of America's nooks and crannies, so to speak, from remote Midwestern farm country to the Aleutian Islands and maintain active friendships with friends and colleagues who live in those places.
I don't believe in any taxpayer funding for profit-making private sector enterprises, but I do believe in allowing tax write-offs for expenditures that lead to increased production with commensurate job creation.
I don't believe in welfare as a permanent means of support for anyone...
A healthy economy such as the present one is what our elected officials should strive to enable, one in which the job openings to candidates ratio is conducive to employers hiring and training at entry levels to multiply employees' sk**ls with an end toward their advancing themselves.
I do not believe in using the taxpayers' money to supply a free living to the lazy, nor do I think it's right for ANY elected federal politician to use government programs as a means to enriching themselves.
I believe in Medicare not as a permanent means of "free" healthcare, but as a measure to take care of medical problems for the poor WHILE they are demonstrably working toward personal/ financial independence. No American should ever be turned away from hospital care.
"Affordable" housing, like "affordable" health care, is another honey coated "liberal" label, an excuse to spend the taxpayer's hard earned money, since either concept involves layouts, usually on a permanent basis, of tax dollars rather than a road to personal independence on ones own dime.
Digressing a bit: perhaps, since the most expensive places to live are filled with the same "progressive" gentry that caused the inflation therein to begin with, these justice warriors themselves should be the ones paying for all the "affordable" goodies....