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My Principles

The 28 Principles of Liberty:

Principle 1 - Is Natural Law.

                        Natural law is God's law.

 Principle 2 - To remain virtuous and morally strong.

Principle 3 – To elect virtuous and moral leaders.  

Principle 4 To maintain religious believes.

Principle 5 - All things were created by God.

Principle 6 - All mankind were created equal.

Principle 7 To have equal rights, not  equal things.

Principle 8 - Mankind is endowed by God with certain unalienable rights.

Principle 9 - To protect human rights, God has revealed a code of divine law.

Principle 10 - Sovereign of the people.

Principle 11 - The majority of the people may alter or abolish a government which has become tyrannical.

Principle 12 - The United States of America shall be a republic.

Principle 13 - Protection against human frailties.

Principle 14 - Life and liberty are secure only so long as the rights of property are secure.

Principle 15 - Free-market economics.

Principle 16 - The government should be separated into three branches . 

Principle 17 - A system of checks and balances should be adopted to prevent the abuse of power by the different branches of government.

Principle 18 - The unalienable rights of the people are most likely to be preserved if the principles of government are set forth in a written Constitution.

Principle 19 - Only limited and carefully defined powers should be delegated to government, all others being retained by the people.

Principle 20 Majority rule, minority rights.  

Principle 21 - Strong local self-government is the keystone to preserving human freedom.

Principle 22 - A free people should be governed by law and not by the whims of men.

Principle 23 To have an educated Electorate.

Principle 24 - A free people will not survive unless they stay strong.

Principle 25 - To avoid  entangling alliances.

Principle 26 – Protecting the role of family.

Principle 27 To avoid the burden of debt.

Principle 28 - The founders sense of manifest Destiny.

 

                                                                  "The 28 principles from The 5000 Year Leap"

 

I believe in the policy principles advocated by Reagan 21:

Integrity:  Integrity is the foundation upon which confidence in government is built. Therefore, it is essential that all public officials, including Members of Congress, be held to the highest possible standard.

 

Tax Reform:   In order to increase personal saving and liberty, we must replace the federal tax code with a new fairer, flatter tax system based on consumption. To ensure a flourishing economy, American corporate tax rates must be among the lowest in the world and Capital Gains tax should be dropped to encourage free market growth.

Budget and Spending:   To make certain the family budget is protected, the federal government must not spend more than it takes in. We must eliminate wasteful and unnecessary spending which I will identify with a top-down review of every single federal government program. We support the Presidential line-item veto and putting a limit on all federal spending.

Entitlement Reform:   Implement personal ownership of retirement security and health care decisions. All Social Security money must be used only for Social Security. I support Medicaid reform that parallels the successful reform of welfare by block granting federal funds to the states.

Ethics:  End Earmarks – Until public confidence is restored, we must end all earmarks. To lead by example, I will not support and will vote against any new earmarks.

Health Care:   A quality healthcare system that helps all Americans is one where everyone has personal ownership of their insurance. Our goal is health care coverage for all Americans, where everyone is able to own their personal insurance policy, without meddlesome middlemen and third-party control, and allowing tax equity for the purchase of health insurance.

Education:   End federal intrusions into local education, including the repeal of NCLB (No Child Left Behind), that are neither productive nor helpful. Local communities, parents and teachers must control their children’s education. Education tax credits and opportunity scholarships are pivotal for parents to address their child’s educational needs.

Immigration:   Nothing is more important than the rule of law and border security first. Local police may assist federal efforts fighting illegal immigration while the federal government enforces a system of universal employee verification that is reliable and immediate. Adopt English as our official language.

Energy:  America must become Energy Independent to secure our nation and our economic future. Our policy initiatives include tax incentives for conservation and innovation in alternative fuel technology, environmentally responsible increase in domestic oil production, reducing cumbersome regulations, eliminating boutique fuels and building more refineries.

National Security:   We pledge to aggressively engage extremists by expanding human intelligence and covert capability. In order to protect America, we must know what our enemies are planning before they act. We are waging the first battles in a war against American freedom and idealism that may last for decades. Although the enemy is new and their tactics have changed, in order to prevail, we understand that America must remain militarily strong and diplomatically engaged.