If I Were Elected or For Those Who Seek Election

In the last article, I covered the debate issues and what primary election candidates for President of the United States have stated since 2008, issues that are currently important to talk about in Congress and the White Office; but more importantly what actions must be taken to SOLVE the issues.

If I were running for the office, this is what I have to say and what should be done. Of course, I am not going to run for office, so think of it as passing ideas to viable candidates for elected office in Congress and our next President of the United States, to include a portion, as a warning to Supreme and Upper Court Justices and Judges who have ruled, not from the Constitution, but by public opinion and political leanings. The list is in form of bullets and I have attempted to put them in order according to subject material from my handwritten notes.

Brilliant Resource: "Tea Party Tool Box"

Brilliant idea by The Heartland Institute!  By compiling these tools, the folks at the institute have done the heavy lifting for conservative activists. Just grab the tool (issue booklet) you need, and use it to educate yourself, family, friends, and everyone else whom you hope to influence. The Heartland Institute describes these booklets as ". . . a mini-library for elected officials, their staff, and all concerned citizens. Kept on a desk or in a drawer, they can form a ready reference on major legislative issues and policies. We also hope you will distribute copies to friends and colleagues who share your interest. You can download and freely republish it, or order copies . . ."

Tea Party Tool Box

By The Heartland Institute

This summer, millions of Americans will attend Tea Party events and march in the streets to take their country back. To support their efforts, The Heartland Institute is making available free copies of booklets that present in plain English what needs to be done to reform health care, state budgets, schools, environmental policy, and more. You can read these booklets online, download, them, or ask for free copies.
Here are links to the documents:
Legislative Principles Series

• 10 Principles of School Choice

• 10 Principles of State Fiscal Policy

• 10 Principles of Health Policy

• 10 Principles of Energy Policy

• 10 Principles of Telecom Policy

• 10 Principles of Property and Casualty Insurance Regulation

Coming soon:

• 10 Principles of Public Pension Reform

• 10 Principles of Privatization

The following documents on the myth of global warming are also available:
Global Warming

• Cap & Trade Handbook

• Global Warming: Facts vs. Faith (Walter Cunningham)

• Unstoppable Solar Cycles (11 minute DVD, from The Idea Channel)

To request free copies of these publications, call 312/377-4000 and ask for Dan Miller or Tammy Nash.