Dear fellow Senators and the President,
I, Senator Eric Anderson (Social Liberal), was recently elected in the beautiful state of Minnesota as a Independent. I would also like to make a request to my lack-of-party leader to be assigned of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
My leaning on foreign policy lies toward intervention against totalitarian action against democracies. Considering my Norwegian heritage I'm very much in favor of the liberation of Norway. I will further endorse deployment of troops in Scandinavia.
On my budget for IC I consider naval power is very much important, especially the power projection of carriers. I also consider the Airforce to be the most important feature of any armed force and there for I want more IC to be diverted towards constructing CAS, Strategic bombers and Long range fighters.
When it comes to the budget for leadership i want more research into aircraft carriers and in particular their CAGs. I also wish for USA to be the first nation to research and deploy jet fighters on the European and Asian theater.
My stance on declaring war and signing peaces stands as such: I'm hesitant to start wars, but once started, I accept no other peace treaty than one where we are the victors and the enemy have been meticulously beaten.
I obviously believe that we should join the Allies, together with our fellow democracies. The existence of the communists are acceptable as long as they keep to themselves and don't try to force their ways upon others.
When it comes to assigning The Big Four I trust the executive branch to perform such duties.
We should continue our oversea deployment in both the Mediterranean and northern Europe. However we need to expand the operation in Norway to include the liberation of Denmark.
On matters of law and decision I think we should continue our current alignment toward education and industrial expansion. Although we can't let the military-industrial complex grow to big as it might threaten the democracy in our own nation. For this reason i'm against a full mobilization of the economy and a further expansion of the heavy industry emphasis.
Regarding nuclear power, I'm for developing civilian nuclear reactors, but very much against the extended development of nuclear weapons, only in a scenario where another nation we are at war with or who treatens world peace develop nuclear weapons should develop these weapons of mass destruction. But that is a last resort scenario. If we can we should stop these kind of nations from getting these weapons to begin with, preferably with diplomacy, but if necessary, with military action.