Three East Valley residents on presidential preference ballot
East Valley Presidential Candidates
Republican candidate Cesar Cisneros (left) of Mesa and Green Party candidate Richard Grayson (right) of Apache Junction are two of three from the East Valley who have put their hats into the ring in the upcoming Arizona presidential preference elections. Tempe's Wayne Arnett (no picture available), also running for the Republican nomination, is the third.
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Masterrogue666 posted at 3:36 pm on Sun, Jan 22, 2012.
No way would I vote for Cisneros. There's a seperation of church and state, and it should remain that way. Religious leaders should not be able to sway our President's opinion. After all, he's suppose to represent the MAJORITY (Of course, Obama doesn't do this).
Mor important, as for granting amnesty, then sealing the border, won't get my vote. Reagan granted amnesty once, and the border was suppose to be made much harder to cross. It's still an extremely porous border. SEAL THE BORDER FIRST! ENFORCE IMMIGRATION LAWS (Which Obama refuses to do). Then come an talke to me about amnesty. We tried it your way once, and it was UTTER FAILURE!
davidflucier posted at 3:51 pm on Sun, Jan 22, 2012.
Dripping sarcasm to follow: Are they all being vetted for their citizenship and will they be required to wear a Colt .45 to the polls? I think we should at least have them pass an IQ test.
Masterrogue666 posted at 6:09 am on Mon, Jan 23, 2012.
Actually, I think it would be prudent that you'd have to prove citizenship status before you vote.
As for an IQ test before being granted the use of guns, it's not in the constitution. However, I think mandatory classes on gun safety should be required if you decided to buy one. But that will never happen.
I also think an IQ test should be required before being granted a driver's license. I haven't done the research, but I'm quite sure that motor vehicles kill more people than firearms each year.
Even with the IQ tests in place for both guns and vehicles, there will still be deaths because sometimes even "smart" people do some moronic things.
Rational Human posted at 7:05 am on Mon, Jan 23, 2012.
All serious candidates running for any office that requires you to be a natural born citizen should be fully vetted. As for IQ tests, I have yet to see any non college educated candidates for president in quite a long time so that is a moot point. Now an IQ test before being allowed to breed would be in order. Why allow mental midgets and psychopaths to replicate? Nature doesn't favor stupid or insane, but we do. davidlucifer is a prime example of both.
shrinkingviolet posted at 12:29 pm on Mon, Jan 23, 2012.
Makes sense ... lily white white power fans think they belong in the White House.