Sunday, November 13, 2005
Key Issues for 2006/2008
Two Dozen Objectives for the Right
At least these issues must be attacked by the Right-Republicans forcefully and consistently over the next year or so to ensure wins in 2006. The Presidential race will also benefit from keeping these issues fresh and alive before the public:
The War: Spell out the winning plan and our progress; stay the course!
Illegal Immigration and Guest workers: Fix both! Legal Immigration too!
Alternate Energy: Nuclear Power; Fuels like Hydrogen; oil drilling.
The Deficit: Are we on track to reduce it or not? Get control!
Spending: Reining in the spendthrifts in Congress, especially PORK!
Defense Spending: Keeping us strong throughout the century!
Defense Reorganization and Reequipping: The “Pentagon's New Map” Idea.
Education Reform: Throwing more money at it is not the solution!
Breaking the Bad Unions' Grip: Education, ACLU, and?
Social Security Reform: Bush is right, it will break the bank.
Medicare/Medicaid: Remove the illegals; reform financially; no socialization.
CIA and DOS Reform: They have become far too independent and leaky.
The UN: Go around it and set up a Coalition of Democratic Governments.
ICC: continue to thwart it: develop alternatives we can live with.
Taxes: Go for a flat tax. Eliminate most of the IRS.
Nuclear Proliferation: Get very serious about Iran and North Korea.
Thwarting Liberals: They need to be pushed off the scene! Liars /dissemblers.
China Policy: Recognize the threat and plan to cope with it strongly.
US Image: Do well in the above and forget about image management. Just be good!
Reduce the Federal Government; kill off bunches of Agencies as useless.
Reverse Unconstitutional Court Decisions: legislate them out of existence.
Get the GOP Under Control: they are fractionated and unruly, so you don't win.
Use the Web to Get the Truth Out: Go around the MSM; use bloggers.
Tort Reforms: reduce the number of lawsuits and award sizes.
More issues will be added as they are identified. The plan is to expound on each of these issues in the following weeks in more detail.
Two Dozen Objectives for the Right
At least these issues must be attacked by the Right-Republicans forcefully and consistently over the next year or so to ensure wins in 2006. The Presidential race will also benefit from keeping these issues fresh and alive before the public:
The War: Spell out the winning plan and our progress; stay the course!
Illegal Immigration and Guest workers: Fix both! Legal Immigration too!
Alternate Energy: Nuclear Power; Fuels like Hydrogen; oil drilling.
The Deficit: Are we on track to reduce it or not? Get control!
Spending: Reining in the spendthrifts in Congress, especially PORK!
Defense Spending: Keeping us strong throughout the century!
Defense Reorganization and Reequipping: The “Pentagon's New Map” Idea.
Education Reform: Throwing more money at it is not the solution!
Breaking the Bad Unions' Grip: Education, ACLU, and?
Social Security Reform: Bush is right, it will break the bank.
Medicare/Medicaid: Remove the illegals; reform financially; no socialization.
CIA and DOS Reform: They have become far too independent and leaky.
The UN: Go around it and set up a Coalition of Democratic Governments.
ICC: continue to thwart it: develop alternatives we can live with.
Taxes: Go for a flat tax. Eliminate most of the IRS.
Nuclear Proliferation: Get very serious about Iran and North Korea.
Thwarting Liberals: They need to be pushed off the scene! Liars /dissemblers.
China Policy: Recognize the threat and plan to cope with it strongly.
US Image: Do well in the above and forget about image management. Just be good!
Reduce the Federal Government; kill off bunches of Agencies as useless.
Reverse Unconstitutional Court Decisions: legislate them out of existence.
Get the GOP Under Control: they are fractionated and unruly, so you don't win.
Use the Web to Get the Truth Out: Go around the MSM; use bloggers.
Tort Reforms: reduce the number of lawsuits and award sizes.
More issues will be added as they are identified. The plan is to expound on each of these issues in the following weeks in more detail.
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