Straight answers could earn my vote.

Debates can be entertaining.  Not always informative.

Candidates have a very limited time to respond, so its difficult for them to articulate their complete positions.  Debates also tend to steer the discussion toward or away from certain issues that might be important to voters.

Some questions I will use personally to make my decision about voting:

Why should voters trust you?

Will you commit to defunding Planned Parenthood?

Will you dedicate yourself to ending abortion on demand in America?

Will you defend traditional marriage?

How will you cut Federal spending?

How will you reduce/eliminate the Federal debt?

Will you build a wall between Mexico and the USA?

How will you deal with the millions of illegal immigrants in America?

What is your plan to defeat Islamic terrorists?

Will you reduce our tax burden? How?

Do you have a plan to reduce regulations that harm businesses?

Will you repeal the Dodd Frank Act?

Will you repeal ObamaCare?

What will you do to control or eliminate the IRS and EPA?

Do you support Common Core?

Would you support an audit of the Federal Reserve?

What do you believe is the roll of Judeo Christian values in government?

Obviously, there are many more issues that impact all of our lives.  These questions generally do not get a clear and definitive response from candidates.  If I were moderating a “debate”, I would be asking these questions.

As a voter, I am expecting some answers!

***Gordon Howie is an author and CEO of Life and Liberty Media***

“It’s not about right or left, it’s about Right or Wrong.”

 

 

 

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