Orion Bailey
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Okie Dokie, here's a few objective action tactics from a libertarian's point of view.
1- implement an objective measurable plan, to balance the budget.
2- Reduce the size of government through consolidation of agencies or getting rid of certain ones all together. You cant convince me they all are justified by their existence.
3- Promote and pass congressional term limits that make since. 12 years or so.
4- Bring troops home from Afghanistan and middle east. Keep sea and air presence where needed.
5-Continue to allow corp. tax breaks that allow US mfg's to be competitive.
6-Have a progressive tax structure that makes since to support a smaller leaner government.
7- An effort to change and make equally fair appointments SCJ's. Have equal representation. 15 year term limits if possible.
8. Evaluate and improve where needed all trade agreements.
9.Continue to expect other countries to pull their weight in support of NATO and UN. We don't need finance alone all the efforts.
10.Push and require congress with timeline, to come up with immigration plan and security measures.
11.Create a bipartisan effort to bring the cost of health care and RX down. A balanced approach.
12.Allow States more autonomy with regards, to certain laws pot, guns, abortion ect.
13. Keep America a capitalistic country and protect personal liberty, allow States more power, encourage human enterprise and help citizens from becoming dependent of welfare.
Just a few and obviously have missed some good ones i'm sure.
My responses in correlation to your numbers:
1) implement a plan will include either a bunch of one or the other, or some of both of, spending cuts and tax increases. Are you okay with that?: Obviously how and where would be a major factor in the sign off.
2) I like this a lot and can possibly aid in facilitating the progress of number 1.Again, this would take major thought and majority consensus, but I think many are in agreement, the world is changing so fast, we are not keeping up when it comes to policies and sects the government drafted to deal with things that no longer pose a concern worthy of the sect originally created.
3) I like this alot too. Id be interested in a discussion like this for grand jury judges as well.
4) Complicated and each region has is own topic of details to sift through, but im all for bringing all troops home that aren't stationed for a critical strategical reason or imminent threat avoidance. Everyone else can come home and we can use drones for eval and small scale confrontations.
5) corporate tax breaks for US MFG's to be competitive sounds great in theory but is very dangerous in its own right. You hear the complaints about how Walmart didn't pay any taxes. Corporate taxes are a large part of the governments income. To cut them could be costly to many programs the Dems want with regards to social services.
6) This ties into a few precious numbers im for researching on how to make it happen.
7) Not sure what you mean by SCJ's? When I googled, I got nothing but stuff on family work programs. not sure how that ties in to term limits?
8) This should be a constant cycle of happening as time evolves, so do ideas, trends, pathways to scientific and industrial advancements and progressions, so too should all trade agreements, be constantly reviewed to ensure the maximum amount of benefit for all parties.
9) This kind of ties into 8. Trade agreements and embargoes are a large part of creating leverage and putting pressure on counties who are not pulling their weight in any number of things , including humans rights, nuclear proliferation, etc.
I used to think that free trade stops wars. Allow countries to trade and they fill their needs and don't attack to fill them. But no longer think this is the case. I think free trade and the WTO create wars, though civil wars. See, WTO creates world trade, so all countries can trade for the worlds resources. But then when a country has a leader rise and act in heinous ways, suppression of their people, defiance of the worlds wants, etc,..then embargoes are set and trade sanctions are imposed. This usually backfires, because it is the people who suffer and they often blame the USA. History has proven this time and time again. More often than not, The Us is not wanted in internal conflict happening in many countries, especially in the mid east region.
Without going into detail about specific occurrences, other countries generally don't like outsiders meddling with their internal conflicts. Much the same if we have a civil war, we wouldn't want... well the opposing side, wouldn't want outside interference.
10) Sure. Immigration is a concern, but lets do some studies on the numbers and impact before we push more. Trump has had a major push on immigrancy. I think its on the for front of debate enough and that will continue to progress into some sort of hopeful improvement.
11) This ties into a restructuring of the Health Care System. One really cant happen without the other. The pharmaceuticals will need a major restructuring as well.
12) The Fed Gov should get out of consensual crime laws and punishments all together. These should absolutely be a state by state and region by region thing. Let the people who deal with what they see in their own surroundings decide what they want to see or live next to or do to themselves. Just don't make me pay for it, if they chose an unhealthy path.

13)I pretty much agree wit hthis, but it all needs a plan. Its just a good thought.
All in all, great topics of discussion for sure, and overall, I agree with much of what you wrote. I wish I had more time to really break things down point by point, and maybe I will com back and do so in the near future, but life has been extremely busy as of late.

Thank you for the quality response and maintaining a positive disposition. I enjoyed the read and thought provoking statements, providing my desire to respond.
