Thursday, August 25, 2011

If I Were President

1.      Raise military pay and provide them with quality health care.  If Congress can have it, why  can't they?  
2.       Slash taxes.
3.       Create jobs by cutting regulations; offer low cost loans and/or grants for new markets.
4.       Establish a law that jobs go to Americans first.
5.       Restructure our manufacturing base.  Offer tax incentives to companies encouraging them to relocate or locate here.
6.       Abolish government health care and implement a system of pay-as-you-go.  Create individual savings accounts.
7.       Make English the language of the land.
8.       For those who did not go through the immigration process and have lived here awhile, provide a dollar amount that must be paid back over a period of time.  The family/individual must pass the test that all persons are required to take in order to become a citizen.
9.       SECURE OUR BORDERS. 
10.   Abolish the EPA; allow for coal mining, drilling for oil and gas here and now. 
11.   Provide incentives/monies for communities in which they invest in their young people, creating good work ethics and morals. 
12.   Abolish the WAR ON DRUGS.    It isn’t working.
13.   Legalize Marijuana. 
14.   GET RID OF THE NEA.  Allow parents who want their children to go to private schools the opportunity to do so.
15.   Empty the prisons of those who have misdemeanors.   Prisons do nothing to rehabilitate; leave them for the hardened criminals.
16.   Redo our transportation system—bridges, overpasses, rail.  Invite private investors to design good, safe reliable transportation for people to travel. 
17.   Abolish the F.A.A.  Set up a private group to oversee this nation’s airline industry.
18.   Abolish the Department of Homeland Security.  Hand over oversight to a private firm. 
19.  Establish a flat tax. 
19.   The most important asset a country can have is its people.  Treat them with dignity and respect.  Do not use them like a blood bank.  A productive people equals a productive country. 

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