Let's play 20 questions.

1.) How are these passages supposed to allow us to step into a politician's shoes?
2.) Why doesn't everyone involve themselves in politics more?
3.) Why were so many Japanese people deported?
4.) Is there a fee or anything you have to pay to be deported?
5.) Do you have to get on a boat or a plane? Are they free trips?
6.) How many types of people have to be given such a thorough background check before entering the country?
7.) Why are people so afraid of some diversity in America? Isn't that what makes us great?
8.) Why is there such a great difference between opportunities given to different economic classes?
9.) Why do Americans tend to be skeptic and questioning about their government?
10.) Why do Americans have to be so suspicious of all Muslims, as if they're a threat.
11.) What is identity politics?
12.) Why do Americans tend to vary so much on so many points?
13.) What would happen to the economy if all illegal immigrants were deported?
14.) Why do differences in personal background create so many differences in political opinion?
15.) Will there ever be a politician everyone likes?
16.) Why does so much money get funneled into defense when it seems like we have nothing to defend ourselves from.
17.) Should there be more than two main political parties in America?
18.) Is it better to participate in politics or be indifferent towards them?
19.) What constitutes being "educated?"
20.) Is our current government any better than it was over 200 years ago?