Political Interview with Kama Heck

Which presidential candidate do you currently support?

Kermit the Frog. No, I am kidding. But, Kermit would make a terrific candidate. I am voting for Barack Obama.

Why do you support that candidate?

I am voting for Obama because he is a brilliant man who I believe will make an exceptional leader for this nation.

Why do you not support the other candidates?

I do not support the war machine.

Do you believe 50% or more of the propaganda spouting simultaneously from both candidates? About how much of the truth do you see in your favored candidate’s words?

I have not heard any because I haven’t had TV in my home since 1992. I choose to ignore media that reports that kind of thing and instead listen to international news on the radio and a few NPR programs.

What do you think your candidate will do about the following issues:

1. The Iraq War.
What can truly be done at this point about that nightmare that never should have happened. I certainly would like to see our nation stop dropping bombs on foreign nations in order to attempt to control the oil trade. Our policy since the end of WW2 has been most successful when it comes to killing for oil.
2. The Economic Crisis.
How about some oversight and regulations? That is a no brainer. Unchecked greed is what got those financial investors into their current mess. I do not support a bail out for corporations and shareholders who made risky business decisions.
3. Our dependence on oil for our energy needs.
This is where Kermit the Frog should come in. He is “green” after all. Follow Europe’s lead and stop all the welfare for energy companies. Invest in sustainable energy and agriculture which does not consume mass amounts of oil.

Kama Heck responded in a way that makes her fit right in with Barack Obama’s issues and opinions. The interview answers show that she is a compassionate individual in the community. If Kama was chosen as a representative of our community, we would look more peaceful than what we are considered to be now. Change on society by the individual is reflected in Kama in that she wishes our society to become a more economical and environmentally friendly nation.