Presidential candidate Mr. Gibb:
If you could please provide a reply to each of these questions for my readers. Thank you.
What specific strategies would you implement as President to address the Ukraine-Russia conflict differently than Kamala Harris, particularly regarding military aid and diplomatic engagement with Ukraine and its allies?
Well first priority is to always be supportive of our allies Ukraine is an ally, what I would personally do is meet with the leaders and discuss a cease fire and start talking terms to put and end to this conflict. I have many times helped resolve conflicts with quite a lot of people. You have to go in with a clear head, open mind and offer up solutions that both sides will be satisfied with. Once that is done we can have it put in writing and finalize it. And these talks will likely not happen overnight, but will say it will be towards the top of my to do list.
What specific economic policies and strategies would you pursue as President that differ from those of the current Vice President, particularly concerning the allocation of the federal budget and government spending priorities?
Well one thing is, we need to stop all the spending, when we are spending constantly we can’t stop the problem. Our debt grows so high every year on war funds, and policies that haven’t worked. To help me out I am going to bring in a treasury secretary who will once I stop spending look at what is absolutely needed and budget it in a way we spend on what we need, pay off from the extra funds on the things we stopped spending on. One of our biggest problems is the muck monsters lurking in the current and previous administrations trying to get their cut. And stop corporate influence that causes the last few administrations to spend on wars that are not needed, funding allies instead of trying to negotiate a treaty that ends the battles. And start focusing on balancing the budget and lower the spending to pay off the debt.
What specific policies and strategies would you implement as President to reassess U.S. financial support for Israel, especially in light of the ongoing conflict in Gaza? How would your approach differ from that of the current Vice President regarding budget allocation and government spending priorities?
Priorities are Education ans infrastructure, When it comes to the Gaza situation I support Israel. Similar to the Ukraine war we need someone who will step in and say this is enough, what can we do to work together and fix this? Because if I can help secure peace over there it will allow us to focus our finances to pay off the debt and focus on bettering our economy. I will always stand by our allies 100% but while people are dying there is no victory in that. So pushing for peace is always a top priority in my eyes. Hamas committed a horrible act and those involved should be held accountable. I Believe in pushing for democracy in Palestine and do not support the acts of terrorism on Oct 7th.
What specific programs or initiatives would you champion as President to prioritize funding for peace, humanitarian aid, and economic development instead of military support in conflict areas, such as U.S. financial assistance to Israel in the context of Gaza? How would your budgetary approach differ from that of the current Vice President?
Well first off once a treaty is negotiated I would send military as a support effort not to take up arms, but to assist, due to the fact that we can’t foresee what possible terrorists remaining. We can assist in rebuilding some homes, providing medical care. I will negotiate with Israel on forming a 2 state solution with a treaty that outlines an agreement that works for both when it comes to land and other issues that may rise up
1Education: What specific policies would you implement to reform the education system, and how would you allocate federal funding to improve access, affordability, and quality of education for all Americans?
Well education is an issue that many ask about, and for good reason. As a single father I raise 2 kids, 1 in middle school, the other preschool. And one of the biggest issues is lack of pay for teachers. I personally would like to push for marijuana legalization in every state, legalize federally, encourage and even if necessary push through the department of education that the state tax revenue is used specifically for schools, including states it is already legal in. I would not only endorse the idea, but push states to follow such an idea. By legalization a few states have made quite a lot of money from this. Those funds can be used to increase teacher salaries, fund school lunches in many cases, waive the need for registration fees in some states for public schools. When it comes to certain situations regarding pride events when I was a kid in order to attend sex ed my parents had to sign to allow me to attend the class. I believe a similar policy for pride stuff and drag queen read hours should have a permission slip as well. We need to give the decision power back to the parents and let them say yes or no to these things. It’s an option to give power back to the parents to make a decision either direction for their child
Military: How would you approach military spending and strategy differently as President, particularly in terms of prioritizing resources for veterans' services, military modernization, and support for military families?
Well our military are brave honorable people who serve our nation, I fully support our men and women who serve this nation. We need to work on better veteran services for them, more prompt service. Ending the wars would free up a lot of money which goes back to my negotiation in the 2 wars, Ukraine/Russia and Palestine/Israel. With the freed up funds I would be able to add that to the current Military budget, again not an overnight endeavor unfortunately but is able to happen. Many people who serve gain a great education while serving. We need to continue with that, train up for combat for emergency reasons, and learn life skills while in service. Our vets do not get the best treatment in some cases. I wish to free up some funds to help pa for more workers at the VA’s around our country to help take care of the honorable people who serve our nation. And this comes with a balanced budget.
Car Manufacturing: What specific initiatives would you advocate for to support the U.S. car manufacturing industry, especially regarding innovation, job creation, and sustainability in the production of electric vehicles?
We need to work on better energy sources when it comes to electric vehicles. For now fossil fuels are needed but the ultimate goal is to research cheaper longer lasting options to our current. I will also push for hybrid cars and cleaner emissions until that has been accomplished. There will be a need for mechanics and other positions which the companies involved should provide the training for. Currently the cost of an electric car is way too expensive, many lower income families will be without transportation due to that fact alone. Researching a cleaner option and improving it with cheaper but better parts can lower the cost.
Environmental Energy: How would you prioritize federal investment in environmental energy solutions, and what specific programs would you implement to promote clean energy technology and reduce carbon emissions?
Energy: What comprehensive energy policy would you propose to ensure energy independence for the U.S., and how would you balance the interests of fossil fuels with the transition to renewable energy sources?
Coal Mining: Given the challenges facing the coal mining industry, what specific strategies would you employ to support coal communities while facilitating a just transition to alternative energy sources and job opportunities?
I will answer environmental energy, energy and coal mining all in 1. Cleaner energy is a must in time. We need people researching now how to make it more efficient, make it less expensive and less toxic for our environment. We have many refineries, mines etc that people are using to collect and process things including coal for some form of energy. Solar and wind are great options in many cases and we will need people to maintain these newer facilities as they come. One way I plan is to try and push for current energy companies to start converting to cleaner energy so that the businesses themselves are investing in this, it will keep them in business and they will fund the projects. So when these companies do this, I will give a tax incentive based on production. Therefore reducing carbon emissions, and replacing them with cleaner energy making said energy renewable through natural means, providing jobs for the newer facilities that will replace the old ones.