James Wiley

Where Wiley stands

What characteristics or principles are most important for an elected official?

That they have principles and they are bound to them before and after their election. This is the core duty of an elected official and it is a duty largely neglected by the current generation of House Representatives. People ask and expect candidates to do what they say they are going to do. A candidate may have whatever belief or policy position they choose, but if elected they must honor that principle or policy position as the choice of the People and above and beyond their own person, a simple vessel of principle. To the public my name no longer represents my person but rather my ideals, which I am offering in my name in service to the People's purposes. I am campaigning on the principle of transmuting the government into voluntary private non profit associations and demolishing its cartel powers. I will deliver on this principle, that is my solemn promise to the People.

What qualities do you possess that you believe would make you a successful officeholder?

I have the integrity to fulfill my plan regarding the demolition and transmutation of the federal government as soon as I am sworn in. I am unwavering in the foundation of my principles. I have nothing and need nothing. No force of government evil can sway my resolution or stain my dignity. I am extensively read, well-spoken, imaginative, vengeful, and honest.