After 30 years of observing the outcomes of failed promises from both sides of the aisle, with leadership supporting policies and passing legislation that has consistently deteriorated the quality of life for all Americans, I am DONE watching things get worse. We need common sense solutions, not lip service. We need shared goals, not partisan enemies. We need opportunity and innovation, not planned obsolescence or the outsourcing of jobs overseas. It's time to focus on a presidential agenda that actually prioritizes the American people, not deceptive and divisive rhetoric and blame.
I refuse to sit back and wear a colored hat, insisting that anyone wearing a different colored hat is an idiot, or to otherwise slander or to hate any of my fellow Americans, especially when I don't agree with them. Diversity and different perspectives are America's greatest strength, and we must recognize this as we seek common sense solutions to our challenges. Whether it's my executive agenda, the budget, or issues like ICE, we need to insist on responsible representation and meaningful dialogue on the hill and in our capital.
My mission is to actually serve the people and preserve our constitution. The people have spoken. We all want education and healthcare. It is time we have it.
I vow to restore the balance of power in Washington, D.C. putting the levers of influence back into the hands of the people where they rightly belong. I am committed to reinstating the constraints of government authority as explicitly outlined in the constitution and ending the violation of these constraints with illegitimate statutes and unethical prosecutions under unconstitutional authority.
I will redefine, by executive order, that the primary purpose and scope of all federal departmental agencies be aligned with the tenets of our constitution, ensuring that no individual residing in our nation is denied their God-given rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Our bill of rights will be preserved.
I will remind the folks on the hill and around the world that we are the UNITED States of America. We are not corporate conglomerates or foreign interests. We shall not be divided by wealth, race, religion, gender, or partisan politics. Nor shall our laws merit any such division, unfairness, or unequal suffrage. We are also a nation that remains united in our commitment to advance and defend freedom, liberty, and self-governance.
I will reaffirm our commitment to the UN, NATO, WHO, Paris Accords, our many allies, and our great many treaties with them. While the United States remains one nation indivisible, I hold and remain steadfast in my belief that the United Nations continues to be the greatest chance we share at creating a world that is united and at peace.
I will examine our commitment to the Board of Peace to make certain that the millions of suffering folks in Gaza and that entire region have the resources they need to begin the long and arduous task of rebuilding and reclaiming their lives. And I will reassert our commitment to providing aid to Ukraine by extending lines of credit for aid for their defense, energy, and rebuilding integral infrastructure.
Cambridge University defines Tenet as, “A principle that is an accepted belief of a particular group.” Merriam Webster adds, "or doctrine generally held to be true, and especially one held in common by members of an organization, movement, or profession." The US Constitution has seven of them. They are listed in the first sentence of it. We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
Beyond the “job descriptions” of all our representatives and appointed members of our union and its 3 branches, the focus that I bring to Washington may be condensed equally to three questions. What are we doing? To what end? Are these and were those actions taken within the authority derived by the tenets of our constitution and for them or have any actions taken by members of our union gone against them? Consider for yourselves. What does it mean to form a more perfect union? How do you interpret, insure domestic tranquility, if not to keep the states in the union from fighting amongst themselves and limited to that? What authority is granted in order to provide for the common defense? What does promoting the general welfare allow and what should this very important tenet prohibit? What is our union doing to secure the blessings of liberty for us? And what actions are being taken for and against securing any liberty for our children and so on?
I can assure you, and historians and conspiracy theorists alike will agree and prove with receipts, that people in all three branches have not kept to their oaths or adhered to those tenets, to our present detriment. I can also assure you that I will immediately assign to the general attorney the task of investigating not individuals, but supreme court decisions, previous executive orders, and legislation passed. The focus of the investigation being to determine if those decisions fell both within the authority and tenets of our union. This will be an additional permanent burden to the department by executive order. I have a few I’d like to look at first thing, two being the citizens united decision that allowed foreign interference in our elections, and Roe V Wade which threw out the doctor’s suit to avoid the legality of doctor patient confidentiality, medical licensure, and our fourth and fifth amendment rights.
It's time to get back to the basics of governing, which means providing a clear and wide path for Congress to succeed in representing the people—not money (as the courts foolishly and incomprehensibly decided), not corporations or monopolies, and certainly not foreign interests. This is not just a political opinion; it’s a necessity for a functioning government that truly represents its people. And yes, the Epstein files.
You may have heard of Controlled Demolition before. This is how we tackle the "too big to fail" problem. Anyone who has ever played the game of monopoly can tell you how business and banking consolidation ends. I am a firm supporter of a free and fairly regulated capital market economy. (That's basically a monopoly game that never ends because no one owns everything and no one runs out of money.) It has been proven time and again that people, societies, and national economies thrive the most and enjoy the best quality of life when two things align: individuals have the opportunity to make the best of their circumstances, and harmful consolidation of businesses and markets is prevented by logical (common sense) regulations on businesses through legislation.
I believe that one of my primary responsibilities as your President, and the executive of the monopoly game, is to see to it that no business, bank, or institution should be immune to failure in the United States. And I will strengthen departmental authority to enforce antitrust laws and protect America, and in turn the global economy, from further catastrophic failures resulting in immoral bailouts. Bad business models do absolutely nothing for any economy, and they need to go away no matter how big they are. As an alternative to any bailout, I will implement a new policy for our FDIC called BOUNCE, which allows them an additional "express" pathway for assisting over a "whale down" event. This new policy will help to ensure that the middle class always wins.