Who Will You Be Rooting For In November?

It has been said that an alcoholic will not recover until he has reached rock bottom. This poses a question in philosophy, do you grab the drink from the alcoholics hand, or buy him another round.

Our government is drunk on power. It is like the intoxicated man who can’t control his credit card use, problem is the government is drunkenly spending away your money.

So come November who will you be rooting for. The Republicans who are drinking the lower alcoholic beer of power, slowly but consistently growing the size of government, slowly sending us towards rock bottom. Or will you be secretly rooting for the Democrats, drinking the hard stuff, growing the size of government a little faster. We will hit rock bottom sooner, and may come to the realization as a nation that we need to sober up! Which is better for our country in the long run?

Note the question is not who will you be voting for, vote with your convictions, who can you walk away from the booth feeling good about voting for. If the answer to that question is no one, than I would say don’t vote. If the answer is not the Republican or Democrat, I would say find a third party candidate you can feel good about voting for.

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Dustin Krutsinger

Dustin Krutsinger is a physician at the University of Iowa. He met his wonderful wife, Derricca, at church when they were 16 and were united in marriage at 19.He is the proud father of one daughter, Abigail and two sons, Jacob and Levi.

He and his wife attended nursing school together before he started medical school.They plan on using their medical training to serve others.They have gone on several construction and medical trips to South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, Peru, and most recently Afghanistan in 2009.

Dustin considers himself to be a “Christian Libertarian.” He is unapologetically, and absolutely 100% pro-life. Dustin credits Ron Paul's run in 2008 for revitalizing Dustin's interest in politics.He has recently been an activist for liberty in the Iowa City area.

He also ran for the Iowa House in 2010 as a Libertarian.It was a somewhat symbolic run, as no third party has ever been elected to the Iowa legislature, but it allowed him to discuss limited government solutions to our current problems as well as gave people another option, as the incumbent was running unopposed.

His career interests include medical ethics, critical care medicine and organ transplantation.He serves on the University of Iowa's ethics committee.