QUESTIONS for Presidential candidates, REPORTERS DON'T ASK, but TED NUGENT does!  

Some great questions from a real man Ted Nugent. I liked the question One-third of Americans shop at Wal-Mart each week. Over 80 percent of Americans have shopped at a Wal-Mart in the last year. When was the last time you shopped at Wal-Mart? This question is better than the old what is the price of bread and milk.
I would like to ask if the candidates really think that it would be a good idea for America to become Balkanised. How will America fare where other countries have fallen do to having multiple national loyalties? How will America fare where other countries have fallen do to having no common langauge?

Okay what about my favorite question to Barack Hussein Owwwbama : "Are you sure you're an American citizen? Wouldyou subject yourself to a lie-detector test to prove that?"

Great questions actually. I like most of them, but since I have favorite issues I guess I will just pick on a few.

1. Name three specific agencies or departments of the federal government that could be drastically reduced or eliminated, now name five more. (love this best)

I would like to see both candidates answer this one. Don't think I know what either would say. I think my concern with Obama is that many of his plans call for an increase in government. My concern with McCain is that he hasn't thought far enough ahead to consider what needs to be done on many issues.

2. Do you believe the average American is taxed too much, not enough, or just about right?

Again I would like both candidates to answer in detail. The have to a certain extent already but I would really like to see their fiscal plan. Obama has said that those below $100K are taxed to much, I agree. He has said that those above $150K are taxed to little, I think that there is some question on this one but for the most part again I agree. Certainly once we hit the $200K mark there is the idea that there is not enough tax paid. McCain wants to make permanent the tax breaks for the wealthy, I have issues with this one as they don't need them. But maybe I am missing something.

3. Do you believe that the answer to a better education system is to spend more money and make children take more tests? (pet peeve of mine)

Want both candidates to answer. I don't think either candidate has the answer or has considered just how broken our current public education system is today, but sure would like to hear their thoughts.

4. Why do you believe that the history of war and the study of the US Constitution are basically ignored in our schools, as well as, taxes and the Internal Revenue Service.

See 3 above.

5. America is $9 Trillion in debt, does this concern you and if it does what will you specifically do to work toward eliminating this debt and shaving the flagrant waste and corruption of out-of-control bureaucracies?

Love this one and would like to see the answer from both candidates. Don't think that either have a firm plan in place yet.

These are some very good questions, and they deserve some answers.

I have a feeling that they will not be forthcoming however.