Wes Upchurch

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Written by Wes Upchurch, Candidate

Wednesday, 01 October 2008 11:43

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Dillon - compulsory Civic Service?

|2008-10-01 16:06:28

Movie three, in the last minute. It sounded like Mitch was advocating compulsory
civic service for college students. Hmm that doesn't seem like a good idea. Okay
Mr. 19 government student who is only take said class as a requirement. We want
you to give up 9 hours of your time for training and then work a mandatory 15
hour day... Does this seem like a good idea to anyone?

Andrew Evans - National Chairman

|2008-10-02 10:43:31

Forced Civic Service is not good those who do civic service and truly give back
while in school should get possible tuition grants. Cumpulsory Service? Not a
good idea. By the way great job Wes!! Mitch tries to use his hands gestures WAY
TOO MUCH

Andrew Evans - Great Job Wes

|2008-10-02 10:44:57

My mistake I put my American Centrist Party title....trying to multitask too
much....sorry Title should be Great Job Wes

David Kartuzinski - The BlackLantern Project

|2008-10-05 05:17:25

Very impressive. Very happy to see you posing a real challenge to the status
quo.
- DK

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