The name is Scott Swift. I'm a 28 year old supporter of our President Bush. I consider myself a heavy right wing conservative. I'm happily married and have two wonderful children whom I am raising to have the right views.

My beliefs towards guns are that we as Americans should continue to own guns for our protection.

Towards prostitution, it should never occur at all. States like Nevada that haphazardly allow this to take place need to look at their values and outlaw such a filthy "occupation" and start living decently.

With gays, they need to be expelled from the United States immediately to prevent their reckless lifestyles from infecting anyone else. Where's an island that's uninhabited? Or better yet, the nearest active volcano.

Abortion should be outlawed. Human life begins at conception and absolutely no one has the right to kill an innocent human being.

Which brings me to the death penalty. Executing a murderer is the appropriate punishment for taking an innocent life. In no way is it cruel or unusual.

Healthcare: I support Healthcare Spending Accounts. Free healthcare provided by the government (socialized medicine) means that everyone will get the same poor-quality healthcare. The rich will continue to pay for superior healthcare, while all others will receive poor-quality free healthcare from the government. Health care should remain privatized.

Illegal immigration needs to be more heavily enforced. I support legal immigration at current numbers. The only thing I oppose from President Bush is the amnesty plan for illegal immigrants. Those who break the law by entering the U.S. illegally should not have the same rights as those who obey the law by entering legally.

If there were a decrease in cheap, illegal immigrant labor, employers would have to substitute higher-priced domestic employees, legal immigrants, or perhaps increase mechanization. I am completely for the Universal Mandatory E-Verification that will prevent illegals from even coming here.

Wellfare: Oppose long-term welfare. We need to provide opportunities to make it possible for poor and low-income workers to become self-reliant. It is far more compassionate and effective to encourage a person to become self-reliant, rather than keeping them dependent on the government for money like liberal layabouts have gotten so used to.

There are more issues of course, but I'll delve into them when the topics arise.