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Former Police Officer.

Currently own my own Private Detective Agency, Fox Investigations, Inc., Licensed in Maryland & Virginia.

I enjoy doing investigations and helping people who are in difficult situations. (For a fee of course, it's how I eat)

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Education > Financing College Should students expect the government to help pay for college expenses?: 1 of 42
Most definitely yes, just as soon as the student serves a period of time in service to their nation. I think the government should pay for every child's college education if they want one and if they don't want to go to college then the government should pay for them to go to a trade school. I'll even be glad to pay higher ta... More..
Politics, News & Issues > War in Iraq Should the US pull out its troops regardless of whether Iraq is ready to defend its people?: 6 of 164
Oh sure, and while we're at it why not bomb the Iraqi people on our way out. We should never pull our troops out of Iraq. As a matter of fact we should be working to establish a permanent American military base on Iraqi soil like we have in other countries. We want a long term working relationship with Iraq not a short term p... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Personal Morals & Values Once a criminal, always a criminal: 1 of 21
This is a fairly true statement but like everything else in life there are exceptions.I think you have to look at the severity of the crime, the character of the individual and the circumstances that led the person to commit the crime. There are actually times when a person is in the wrong place at the wrong time. An example ... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Religion & Spirituality (Other) Should one's faith influence a citizen's vote?: 22 of 307
How can it not influence your vote?Of course it should, but not in such a way that you will only vote for a member of your own faith. If that happened we would only have leaders of the prevailing majority religion at the time. Then there would be no separation of church and state.The basis of your faith is the basis on which ... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Drug Laws & Prevention The aftermath of the Duke rape trial: 1 of 12
The aftermath?Consider this. Had those boys been convicted they probably would be serving 20 years or more each. They also would have become rape victims themselves in prison. Convicted in the press and almost convicted by the State. Lucky for them their families were able to afford competent Counsel. What happens to you if y... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Constitutional & Contract Law Should city and town governments be allowed to display Christmas symbols?: 6 of 67
Of course they should. Our constitution does not in anyway prevent it. Our constitution only prevents the government from establishing a religion.Establishing, as in, "you may only practice one certain religion" "No other religions are allowed." Our constitution allows one to practice any kind of religion you want to and to d... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Justice System Should former North Carolina District Attorney Michael Nifong face prison time or just fines for his falsified case against the Duke lacrosse team players?: 1 of 11
Not only should Nifong face prison time but he should have been given the same amount of time in prison that the Duke players would have received had they been convicted. This man put those boys and their families through utter hell when he knew they were not guilty. He withheld evidence from the defense that they were entitl... More..
Politics, News & Issues > International Politics (Other) Should the US continue to be the leader in world politics?: 5 of 39
The United States didn't have a choice. Being the leader in world politics was forced upon us by the rest of the world because most of the world depends on the United States. Where would the world be today if it wasn't for the United States? We provide more funding for more programs to help more people than the rest of the wo... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory The case for the separation of church and state: 10 of 77
Somebody tell me when did we ever not have a seperation of church and state? It has always been that way since the Constitution was ratified by the states. We never have had nor will we ever have a state sponsored religion. Yet, we constantly hear about the ACLU or some other wimp crying because they got insulted because some... More..
Society & Lifestyle > Lifestyles The youth of today ... a lost generation?: 14 of 105
I don't think they are a lost generation I think they are a confused generation.When I was growing up, many, many years ago, life sure seemed to be a lot simpler.One of the reasons for that I think is because there were very distinct lines drawn between right and wrong. There were few gray areas in my life. Perhaps it is beca... More..