Jordan Peterson

I believe we should prioritize policies over character when choosing politicians. While character is important, what truly impacts people's lives are the policies implemented. Rational evaluation of policies can lead to better outcomes for society, and we must focus on pragmatic solutions rather than personal judgments.

I believe that the foundation of our democratic institutions should remain stable. Reforming these institutions in response to societal anger, misinformation, and violence could undermine their integrity and effectiveness. Instead, we need to address the root causes of societal unrest, promoting personal responsibility, dialogue, and critical thinking among individuals.

I believe that approval voting in general elections undermines the traditional democratic process. It oversimplifies complex political landscapes and may reduce the accountability of elected officials. Our current system, despite its flaws, encourages more thoughtful and strategic voting.