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I am strongly sympathetic to nationalism, insofar as it does not fragment the aggregate society, or seek to subjugate other nations. The motto of the United States, “E pluribus unum,” “from many, one,” sums this up nicely. In this sense, multiculturalism is the opposite of what should be. Multiculturalism, by its very nature, fails to demand societal unity and encourages balkanization.

I am for a national federal government that concerns itself only with things that serve the whole (interstate highways, national defense), but does not seek to micromanage at the local, state or regional level. I am an “original constructionist” with regard to the US constitution, but not a libertarian.

Accordingly, I am for a republican form of government rather than a direct democracy. I think the term democracy is too often misunderstood and misused.

I am not a fan of the Republican Party. For me it is like choosing the lesser of two evils every election. The Democratic party has been taken over from within by radical socialists and neocommunists and needs to be marginalized, like any fringe or extreme group. The ideas of socialism (Marxism/Leninism/Maoism) are dead wrong, and need to be expunged from the political consciousness of the West.

I am for self-reliance and individualism and personal integrity, honor and virtue. I believe that neither a state nor a person should carry excessive debt. I am for developing alternative energy sources. I am for responsible capitalism – capitalism that is self-regulating, where people eschew greed because they recognize its detrimental effects.

Being color blind is a good thing. I think the race card has been worn out. Quit crying and take some personal responsibility. You'll feel better about yourself, and so will everyone else. Get off the Democrats' plantation.

I am for a nation in which people come together for the common good when necessary, but do not try to mind each other’s personal business. I disagree with any form of state-enforced discrimination (either against or in favor of) any given race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual preference, but I also believe that we should all be allowed to have our own opinions. Individual merit trumps any of the preceding categorizations. Tolerance does not mean homogenizing opinion and thought, nor does it imply permitting any and all behavior. No one has a right not to be offended, but they do have a right to ignore or oppose that which they find offensive. No one has a right to kill or harm someone because that someone disagrees with or harbors opinions that are offensive to him or her.

We need a strong third party that will unite rather than divide most Americans, and that is based on the principles listed above. Ron Paul and the other extreme libertarians do NOT fit this profile.

I believe in the right of a state to control its borders; to whit, they may deny entry to whomever they so choose. Illegal immigration and/or unchecked legal immigration without assimilation are a plague that will obliterate the West and its unique political culture and history, as we have known it. Basically, I don't care what color your skin is, but you'd better be a decent, law-abiding person and be willing to be an American first. So long as you're both of those things, then Welcome! If you break the law by entering illegally, you don't meet the standard.

States, like people, need to operate by rules of mutual respect and civility until and unless a state or alliance of states violates these rules in a way that threatens the existence and /or identity of the others. Some behaviors flat out screw things up for everyone else, and cannot be tolerated. People or states that espouse expansionary, militant Islam, or Naziism and/or Communism generally engage in these types of behaviors.

Just war is not an evil, any more than chemotherapy is evil.

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