Debate Questions Corporate Media Won't Ask

32. Do you read all bills that you vote on? Should representatives not be required to read the full text of bills and have adequate time to consider them before voting? Is it not legislative malpractice not to do so?

33. Do you favor a National Initiative process by which the people can correct the mistakes of their legislators, assert their will, and veto corporate-fed and ruling-elite sponsored legislation.

34. Do you favor the North American Union plans? Do you favor losing sovereignty and constitutional prerogatives to an appointed, unelected, body (a "roach motel" deal, easy to get in but difficult to get out of) – like the European Union?

35. Are you in favor of a private central bank, like the so-called "Federal Reserve" and not a public one?

36. Do you believe 5 men should control the major media corporations thru their perogative to hire and fire their editors – therby reflecting the views of the few as opposed to having public imput on the hiring and firing of major media editors.

37. In short, do you believe in real, effective, democracy or a continuance of the stone-cold Oligarchy this country has become?

38. Do you believe the above questions are relevant to Americans and should be thoroughly discussed and debated? And, if they are not?

Kent Welton

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