Spark's Townhalls - Public forum

[Senator Spark]

Welcome to the virtual townhalls hosted by Spark. These townhalls are strictly related to my presidential campaigns.

Ladies and gentlemen, please settle in and ask questions of Mr. Spark each day at 7 PM ET. You may also submit questions daily. Answers will be provided by the conclusion of each day.

Thank you.

[Senator Spark]

Townhall scheduled for 7 PM ET

Please ask questions down below.

[Mr. Reactionary]

1. Should the federal government allow the Regions to set usury rates on bank loans occurring solely within the Region?

2. Would you sign a federal law that reclassifies copyrighted material as public domain if the copyright holder publicly states that it will never utilize the copyright again? Like for example the Dr Seuss company's decision to never again publish 6 books for the remaining copyright duration.

3. Would you sign a federal law that requires social media companies to not censor legal speech in exchange for Sec. 230 lawsuit protections?

4. Would you sign an executive order reinstating the Mexico City policy?

5. Can you commit to issuing an executive order on your first day of office prohibiting pineapple from being used as a topping on pizza served within the white house?

6. Do you know the coding on the wiki to show strikethrough text?

7. How strictly will your government be enforcing the backward looking covid vaccine mandate and do you support any executive actions on monkeypox?

8. How would you increase domestic baby formula supplies.

[Senator Spark]

1. Should the federal government allow the Regions to set usury rates on bank loans occurring solely within the Region?

Yes, these rates can be excessive and undue hardship can be placed on borrowers. Regions should have the right to set limits regarding the level of interest rates charged upon citizens. This will prevent excessive interest from being charged, and thus less money paid back over the life of the loan for borrowers. Consumers must come first and foremost.

2. Would you sign a federal law that reclassifies copyrighted material as public domain if the copyright holder publicly states that it will never utilize the copyright again? Like for example the Dr Seuss company's decision to never again publish 6 books for the remaining copyright duration.

Yes, whatever has not been claimed as copyright and has been released in the public domain shall remain there. I would sign a law that had reclassification for materials that would not be claimed. Materials that are not claimed belong in the public's interest as a published work.

3. Would you sign a federal law that requires social media companies to not censor legal speech in exchange for Sec. 230 lawsuit protections?

No, as there are multiple sides to this issue. Just because some speech may be legal, does not mean it is reliable or fact. These social media companies should not be immune from lawsuits from the federal or regional governments. I think we need to deal with illegal content and misinformation published on social media. It is a real problem in our country because it can be dangerous. Social media companies also have a monopoly over our information and should not be exempt from anti-trust actions.

4. Would you sign an executive order reinstating the Mexico City policy?

I would sign an executive order to reinstate the Mexico City policy, but we need to be aware that healthcare funding services that involve family planning do some originate from outside NGOs. As a result, I still support the policy but would incentivize nonprofit organizations through tax credits to help with funding for these services.

5. Can you commit to issuing an executive order on your first day of office prohibiting pineapple from being used as a topping on pizza served within the white house?

I enjoy pineapple on pizza, as does the rest of the nation, so no.

6. Do you know the coding on the wiki to show strikethrough text?

I do not.

7. How strictly will your government be enforcing the backward looking covid vaccine mandate and do you support any executive actions on monkeypox?

A Spark administration would leave up masking and vaccine requirements to the regions. On day one, I'd issue an executive order to counteract the monkeypox incidences in Atlasia. This executive order would shift guidance and responsibility to the regions to vaccinate each Atlasian against monkeypox through the smallpox vaccine. The federal government would supply millions of vaccinations and equipment for citizens in regions and localities. But I would not create a vaccine mandate.

8. How would you increase domestic baby formula supplies.

We can solve this problem in multiple ways.

1) By trading with other nations. We need to help the supply chain by importing inputs and making them here at home. This will cause the price to decrease if we have enough supplies from overseas.

2) Helping the milk banks in the regions with additional funding.

[GM Team Member and Deputy PPT WB]

what is your opinion on the freedom of form act https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=453602.msg8602245#msg8602245

[Senator Spark]

what is your opinion on the freedom of form act https://talkelections.org/FORUM/index.php?topic=453602.msg8602245#msg8602245

I believe it should be up to the individual to choose who they want to be based on how they are most comfortable. However, $12,000,000 seems a bit much.