My Mission Statement:
To actively engage those that we have elected to govern and hold them accountable to the performance of the job they were elected to accomplish. To encourage the voting public to really investigate the policies, practices and records of; public officials, governmental institutions and bureaucrats and to function with independent thought.

My Philosphy:

LESS GOVERNMENT: As Americans we have a responsibility to hold true to the principles of the founding Fathers, protecting the idea that man is free and government is constituted by the people, for the people and of the people. Government has become obnoxiously intrusive into our everyday lives, taxes, traffic cameras, wiretaps, etc. The time to rein in government intrusion and spending is long overdue. With the exception of; national defense, interstate infrastructure, commerce and public safety, most powers should be the domain of the states. A federal government should not equal more than the sum of its parts.

NATIONAL SECURITY:
We must not give one inch to terrorists, hostile nations or those that harbor terrorists. In fact we should strike hard, rapidly and consistently when nations transgress. Liberals will never comprehend that you cannot negotiate with extremists, fascists and overt enemies of the state, you can’t, “talk to Iran”, BOMB THEM!
IMMIGRATION: First, seal the borders, build a fence. Two, there is no reason why we should share a border with a third world country, U.S. investment in Mexico, Central and South America will only bring dividends in the long run and decrease illegal immigration.

THE ECONOMY:
First, let’s revisit federal labor laws and regulations; it is time to free American companies from the communist tactics of organized labor and unnecessary, burdensome, regulation. Second, frivolous lawsuits are ruinous to healthy economic growth; eliminate punitive damages, enact more tort reform; fishing for lawsuits should not be an occupation. Third, address the issue of; balance of trade, doing business is a reciprocal activity. Fourth, encourage legislation to help the small businessperson; they are the backbone of the economy. Fifth, invest in the Americas and encourage more trade, it will only benefit a strong U.S. Economy.

NOTES:
Where in the constitution does it say, “Right to healthcare?”
We have perfectly good weapons in the U.S. arsenal; we should use them more often.
Traffic cameras eerily remind me of George Orwell’s 1984.
Repeal the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution – enact a national sales tax.
Use your brain, practice independent thought, don’t believe political propaganda or media hype.