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Adorable_Depth2238 t1_izy2jlx wrote

What is your college status, marital status, and religion?

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willardharrisupvotes OP t1_izy5821 wrote

How would those have an affect on my job if elected? I’m not going to make laws based on my political beliefs, that’s unconstitutional. Laws should be based on inclusion.

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ungovernablemushroom t1_j00u8i0 wrote

Marital status and religion aren’t relevant. I do think college status is important.

This is your resume to the people, what’s your educational/trade school/employment/volunteer history?

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willardharrisupvotes OP t1_j01jjr3 wrote

At the time of the election, I will have an associates degree in Political Science. I’m not wealthy so anything more than that isn’t really affordable to me at this time.

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ungovernablemushroom t1_j02isdz wrote

I understand that. We’re all just doing the best we can with the situations we were born into.

That made me think of another couple questions:

Do you support universal, state-funded preschool?

Do you support universal (or subsidized) college/trade schools?

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willardharrisupvotes OP t1_j02qwtm wrote

I’ve noticed that younger children are becoming smarter each year. Universal preschool would give them the chance to grow more intelligent at a younger age and, in my opinion, improve their transition to full day schooling that comes during Kindergarten and onward.

I’ve always wondered why public colleges cost tens of thousands to attend. Why does it cost so much to obtain a degree that is so crucial and beneficial to our economy and society? I would love universal college education but that’s a hard drive with conservatives. I would definitely start with free community college and trade schools. We need more electricians, welders, mechanics, and stem workers. Those are all departments that students would be able to obtain a degree in from a community college or tech school.

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