Manifesto

I believe that overall, the United States Government should be able to create a society in which they control certain aspects, but where they are not in control of everything. For example, I believe that the Government should be able to create laws and communicate with foreign countries for the betterment of our nation. However, it is also my belief that the government should have a means in which they regulate themselves and the actions of the many political branches that create the United States Government. It is my opinion that this committee create budgets that will be followed. They should also focus on other aspects of our society that actually need help like our public education systems, law enforcement, and other services that are receiving less and less funding per year. I do not believe that a society should be based upon the military of a country, and that the military should not be the main focus of the national budget.

In general, I believe that the government should not be allowed to bail out corporations because companies that need a bail out shouldn't be in business. Which would explain why they are in fact, going out of business. However, I think it would be wise for the American people, as well as the government, to focus on more local businesses to sustain an area instead of some superstore that if they go out of business could ruin many areas of the nations economy. Also, I believe it would help the condition of the american society if the government stop building all these houses that are then sitting vacant for years, simply to create jobs. It is pointless.

As I said earlier, I believe that the government should be regulated on its spending. I think that there should be punishments for the programs, organizations, or people that spent over the budget. Also, I believe that the government should work on spending under the budget in order to start paying off the national debt. It seems that the government would be more helpful to the american people if they could all agree on a plan to help not only lower the national debt but also contribute back to the suffering economy, whether it be higher taxes or lower spending.