On Monday's show I asked some questions. I want you to think. I want you to ask yourself the same questions and while doing so repeat the question using someone else's name in the subject. Or repeat asking the same question as it applies to different parties. Here are some of the questions. I hope you'll tune in at 8 PM. You can answer here also. (show details are in earlier post.)
Is it OK to cheat on a test?
If your answer is YES, when and/or why?
Is it OK to lie directly to someone?
If your answer is YES, when and/or why?
Is it RIGHT or WRONG for your state to pass laws for your state?
What laws should be dictated by the Federal Government?
Can you name the three branches of the Federal Government?
Do you believe that it is the Federal Government’s obligation to provide laws and hire people to enforce those laws that keep all the states safe from foreign enemies?
Does France have the right to protect its borders and choose to allow only those people they want to enter into France?
Does Russia have the right to protect its borders and choose to allow only those people they want to enter into Russia?
Does the United States of America have the right to protect its borders and choose to allow only those people they want to enter into the United States of America?
Is it RIGHT or WRONG for a government official, whether elected or appointed, to lie, whether to a few people or to the whole country?
Is it Right or WRONG for someone to lie about that government official, especially in anything that is said or printed in public?
Do you believe there was election fraud during the 2020 election? If your answer is YES, describe what you think the fraud was.
If someone had harmed you or your family, and they were arrested and went to court, and you found out that one of the jurors was someone who’s child played on the same team as the child of the person who harmed you, do you think that is RIGHT?
Is it hypocritical for a political opponent to trash talk another opponent during primary elections or debates, then later say the opposite about that opponent in public?