Personal Profile of Elise Sutton:

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Politically, I am a Libertarian. I believe in less government and in personal freedom. I believe that the government should stay out of people's lives and out of their business, especially out of the bedroom. Ultimately, I would like to see a woman President with female majorities in Congress and on the Supreme Court. I believe that if women ran this country and the world, there would be fewer wars, less violence, and children and animals would be better cared for. Men are too violent and they are lead around far too much by what is between their legs. That is why women should lead them.

Spiritually, I am a Christian. I grew up Catholic and I was very devotee. In college, I doubted the existance of God and I searched for the truth. I was a

Unitarian for a while. Finally, I could not deny the strong beliefs that I had developed as a child, so I returned to Christianity. I did not return to the

Cathloic church since it was ran by men and has a male dominant hierarchy. For the same reason, I did not join any main line Protestant churches. Finally, I found an independent Christian church that has a predominately female leadership that encourages its members to read the

Bible and to seek God themselves, and not to rely on a religious structure to dictate to them what they must believe.