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Well, the Presidential Campaign has moved right along. Currently, the Republicans are represented by Mitt Romney for President and Paul Ryan as Vice Presidential Candidate.
The Democrats appear to be keeping the same two representatives, Barack Obama as Presidential Candidate and Joe Bidden as Vice Presidential Candidate
The main issues:
1. The economy--8.2 unemployment rate (supposedly no president has ever been elected with an unemployment rate above 8.0--
2. Health Care--Medicare--Obama Care.
3. Democrats want to gain control of Congress.
4. Republicans want to lower taxes for the 1%, raise taxes on the 99%.
5. Less money for defense--no more wars--more funds for transportation and highways.
6. Regulate Wall Street so they will not fail again.
7. Correct the Immigration problems.
8. Wealth needs to spread around to include the middle-class.
9. Legislation to keep American jobs in America. Bring back "outsourced" jobs. Stop legislation that gives
corporations incentives to move out of the USA.
10.Have a free market that is not a free license to take whatever you can from whomever you can. The Free
market only works when there are rules of the road that ensure competition is fair, open and honest. It
should not include monopolies, but have those companies compete for consumers with better services
and better prices. Make sure businesses couldn't profit by exploiting children or selling food or medicines
that isn't safe. (Obama speech Dec 6, 2011)
11. Maintain the status of Social Security.
12. Help Congress convene a Constitutional Convention. Similar to what Congress did when they changed
from the Articles of Confederation to the U.S. Constitution and The Bill of Rights. It is necessary to
have 34 State Legislatures call for a Constitutional Convention, there are 32 states that have already
voted to call for the convention. It only takes 2 more states. Arizona had agreed earlier, however,
pulled out, perhaps they could be convinced to vote for the call. Oh, yes, there is one major problem.
Most of Congress is afraid that once called the states will also call for a renewed, updated Constitution,
i.e. balanced budget, eliminate Article I restriction to coinage of real money, or even eliminate gun or
property rights, reduction of existing liberties, change the existing 50 states to 11 Republics (Santa
Barbara Group), justice system could have the ability to legally ignore the Constitution--to modify its
Well, the Presidential Campaign has moved right along. Currently, the Republicans are represented by Mitt Romney for President and Paul Ryan as Vice Presidential Candidate.
The Democrats appear to be keeping the same two representatives, Barack Obama as Presidential Candidate and Joe Bidden as Vice Presidential Candidate
The main issues:
1. The economy--8.2 unemployment rate (supposedly no president has ever been elected with an unemployment rate above 8.0--
2. Health Care--Medicare--Obama Care.
3. Democrats want to gain control of Congress.
4. Republicans want to lower taxes for the 1%, raise taxes on the 99%.
5. Less money for defense--no more wars--more funds for transportation and highways.
6. Regulate Wall Street so they will not fail again.
7. Correct the Immigration problems.
8. Wealth needs to spread around to include the middle-class.
9. Legislation to keep American jobs in America. Bring back "outsourced" jobs. Stop legislation that gives
corporations incentives to move out of the USA.
10.Have a free market that is not a free license to take whatever you can from whomever you can. The Free
market only works when there are rules of the road that ensure competition is fair, open and honest. It
should not include monopolies, but have those companies compete for consumers with better services
and better prices. Make sure businesses couldn't profit by exploiting children or selling food or medicines
that isn't safe. (Obama speech Dec 6, 2011)
11. Maintain the status of Social Security.
12. Help Congress convene a Constitutional Convention. Similar to what Congress did when they changed
from the Articles of Confederation to the U.S. Constitution and The Bill of Rights. It is necessary to
have 34 State Legislatures call for a Constitutional Convention, there are 32 states that have already
voted to call for the convention. It only takes 2 more states. Arizona had agreed earlier, however,
pulled out, perhaps they could be convinced to vote for the call. Oh, yes, there is one major problem.
Most of Congress is afraid that once called the states will also call for a renewed, updated Constitution,
i.e. balanced budget, eliminate Article I restriction to coinage of real money, or even eliminate gun or
property rights, reduction of existing liberties, change the existing 50 states to 11 Republics (Santa
Barbara Group), justice system could have the ability to legally ignore the Constitution--to modify its
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