
Personally i have never been interested in politics,i've never voted or kept up on issues in America but I do know whats happening. After reading the articles assigned I now know my political stance I consider myself to be independent because i believe in some things on both sides. But also i lean more towards Liberal. The personal experiences that helped me make the decsion is the fact that i am in DCF and have been my whole life and Liberals want to help people with welfare and state funding ti make sure foster kids are in good hands. They're for the people. But also i believe in pro-choice,because a women should have the right to choose but i do not believe in partial abortion, Partial abortion is wrong when the fetus has a heart beat it is a real human being. I agree with the conservatives that doctor assisted suicide is completly wrong and should never ever be approved life is so precious and you can't abuse that. My thoughts on doctor assisted suicide come from a personal experience where i was extremely depressed. But with help from pain meds and family a person with a serious illness will make it through till the end. God chooses when your life should end not you. I am looking for a leader that is for the people,someone who wants the war to end not continue it too many people have lost there lives in a war that is far to long and a person who wants what is best for America not themselves. So i will be voting this year for Obama.
I have learned from this experience that people vote based on how they were raised and what there values are. So a person who grew up on welfare and help from the state is most likely to vote for the democratic party. Well a person who grew up in a religious family who were well off are more likely to vote for the republican party. Voters vote based on what the canidates believe in and if they agree with them. People to me vote selfishly, they don't vote based on what is best for America but what is best for them and how that certain canidate will benefit there lives.
Questions asked:
How did you vote in the last election? Why?
Do you consider yourself liberal,conservative or independent? Why?
What life experiences have shaped your political values?
What issues are most important to you when it comes to US policy?
Who will you most likely vote for in your future? Are you happy with your party?
What values in a canidate do you most value?
What do you want to see change in America?
Have you ever switched parties?
Do you disagree with anything the democratic party believes in?
Do you believe Obama has made change in America?
Shelby,
ReplyDeleteGood blog post. Be careful of minor grammar mistakes, though. Try to clean them up. Always capitalize proper nouns (names of people, organizations, places) and the word "I".
It seems like you have a good sense of your political identity. I like that you also cross the isle when it comes to particular issues (like abortion). That is good. It shows that you are considering things in regards to your own personal experience.
Your interview seems very interesting. It's amazing to hear personal stories. Great job in relaying what your interviewee stated.
Watch out for grammar errors in the next post. Overall, your writing is good. Keep it up.
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