Q7: A question about your opponents

This is the seventh question of the debate. This question comes from Leekem.

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" How are you different from your opponents and what would your administration primarily focus on that your opponents wouldn't?"

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I think my platform speaks for itself. My opponents are little more than stooges of the Constibillicode, sworn to boring service which will be forgotten within a year or two. I will give everyone something to remember.

I feel like this question has been done to death. All I can say is, please, please, please read my campaign thread Leekem. If you need to ask this you haven't read it.

My focus is going to be on the Ministry of Communications and Defence but I also want to help the TNPU take off. Those are my priorities. Many of us have similar plans but I think this election is more about the individual skill sets that players bring to the ball game.

There are a lot of things that make me different from the other candidates.

1.) I have had no other allegiances to any other region. I have been exclusively in TNP since the beginning. I have only one interest and that is TNP.

2.) I have erved in every branch of the government, almost every ministry position, on the Court now and in the past, as MoD and a general in the NPA. I know how things work and I know what things will not work.

3.) I am not going to do the same old things that have been tried before and petered out. Simplicity and elegance of design is what I aim for in any new programs and to revamp old programs to make them more efficient. In other words, I am not going to simply increase the size of government or create any grandiose schemes that are too complex or convoluted to actually work.

4.) I know how to delegate authority yet maintain control over what is going on.

5.) I offer a unified plan and policy in which every Ministry will work together towards the common goal of regional security and prosperity.

6.) My focus will be on the entire government because the government should function as a whole, not a set of discrete ministries.

As Kiwi said, I would invite you to read our campaign threads. The same question has been answered there, as well as more targetted questions about comparisons in specific policy areas.