A Common Sense Political Agenda For A New Conservative and Libertarian Party: American Citizens Alliance Party (ACAP)–A CAP On Government Spending, Taxes, Debt and Regulations!

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The following is a first draft of a political agenda for a new political party that would appeal to both conservatives and libertarians that now vote for candidates of the Republican, Democratic, Libertarian, and other political parties:


1. Job Creation: reduce the tax and regulation burden of small and medium size businesses to encourage business formation, economic growth, job and wealth creation.


2. Tax Reform: replace all Federal income, payroll, capital gains, estate and gift taxes with a national consumption tax–The FairTax.


3.  Federal Budget: require balanced or surplus budgets only, no more budget deficits and deficit spending and absolutely no government bailouts and subsidies to businesses.


4. Federal Government Size and Scope: Eliminate ten Federal Departments and the Federal Reserve System and their associated programs, subsidies, unfunded state mandates and the number of Federal employees by 50%.


5. Federal Government Regulation: reduce by a least half the number and scope of government regulations.


6. Energy Independence: promote oil and gas exploration and production, oil refinery and nuclear power generation plant construction.


7. Education: promote competition and accountability among schools by supporting  home schooling , school choice  and vouchers for parents to pay for school tuition and fees.


8. Health Care Reform: promote tort reform by limiting economic damages and defensive medicine, interstate competition among insurance companies,  health saving accounts paired with individual high deductible health insurance plans.


9. Social Security and Medicare: place both Social Security and Medicare on a financial and actuarial sound basis and transition to individually owned and controlled Social Security Retirement Accounts and Health Saving Accounts paired with high deductible health insurance plans.


10. Immigration: no amnesty for illegal aliens, stop illegal immigration by requiring all employers to use E-Verify to determine eligibility to work in the USA, complete and patrol the entire border fence, remove and deport all criminal aliens, and limit legal immigration to 250,000 persons per year.


11. National Security: bring the troops home from around the world including Germany, Japan, South Korea., Iraq and Afghanistan and budget 5% of Gross Domestic Product for national defense  to build and train all of the military services for defense of the nation.


12. International Affairs: withdraw from the United Nations and require the United Nations to move to another country.



Background Articles and Videos


United States of Amercia Government


http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/Federal/Executive.shtml



http://www.federalbudget.com/


 



http://blog.heritage.org/2009/03/24/bush-deficit-vs-obama-deficit-in-pictures/


Record-High Deficit May Dash Big Plans


$1.4 Trillion in Red Ink Means Less to Spend On Obama’s Ambitious Jobs, Stimulus Policies



http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/10/16/AR2009101602388.html



http://www.brutallyhonest.org/brutally_honest/2009/11/obama-tripled-the-national-deficit-his-first-year-in-office.html
















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Table S–3. BASELINE PROJECTION OF CURRENT POLICY BY CATEGORY

1

(In billions of dollars)


Totals

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2010- 2014

2010- 2019

Outlays:

Appropriated (“discretionary”) programs:

Defense (050) including cost of overseas contingency operations

612

662

717

715

718

732

747

766

784

803

823

843

3,628

7,647

Non-defense discretionary

508

584

681

639

607

595

597

608

622

637

652

667

3,118

6,304

Subtotal, appropriated programs

1,120

1,246

1,397

1,353

1,325

1,326

1,344

1,374

1,407

1,440

1,474

1,509

6,746

13,950

Mandatory programs:

Social Security

612

677

702

729

755

792

837

886

939

997

1,060

1,128

3,814

8,825

Medicare

386

425

452

497

507

565

631

650

720

751

780

871

2,652

6,425

Medicaid

201

258

285

273

284

307

332

360

389

418

450

483

1,481

3,580

Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)

2

………

235

70

11

9

6

6

3

1

*

………

………

102

106

Other mandatory programs

411

636

644

590

499

500

489

489

517

526

526

553

2,722

5,333

Subtotal, mandatory programs

1,610

2,232

2,152

2,100

2,054

2,170

2,295

2,387

2,566

2,693

2,817

3,035

10,771

24,269

Net interest

253

173

196

288

392

477

542

603

660

716

770

829

1,895

5,473

Disaster costs

3

………

2

8

15

18

20

22

24

26

27

29

30

83

220

Total outlays

2,983

3,653

3,754

3,756

3,788

3,993

4,204

4,389

4,659

4,876

5,090

5,403

19,495

43,913

Receipts:

Individual income taxes

1,146

904

1,026

1,155

1,306

1,418

1,537

1,657

1,771

1,885

2,001

2,114

6,443

15,870

Corporation income taxes

304

149

206

275

325

355

359

392

412

431

451

474

1,520

3,680

Social insurance and retirement receipts:

Social Security payroll taxes

658

653

661

699

734

775

823

866

919

958

1,003

1,045

3,691

8,482

Medicare payroll taxes

194

190

189

202

214

227

241

254

270

282

294

307

1,074

2,481

Unemployment insurance

40

40

50

62

72

76

78

79

77

76

72

73

339

715

Other retirement

9

9

9

8

8

9

9

9

9

9

9

9

43

87

Excise taxes

67

65

69

79

83

85

86

87

88

89

88

89

403

844

Estate and gift taxes

29

26

19

23

24

26

27

29

31

33

36

38

119

286

Customs duties

28

23

21

22

23

24

25

27

29

31

34

36

114

272

Deposits of earnings, Federal Reserve System

34

27

39

41

43

43

46

48

49

51

53

55

211

468

Other miscellaneous receipts

17

16

16

16

17

17

17

18

18

18

18

18

83

172

Total receipts

2,524

2,102

2,305

2,583

2,850

3,055

3,249

3,464

3,671

3,863

4,059

4,258

14,041

33,357

Deficit

459

1,552

1,449

1,173

939

938

955

925

988

1,013

1,031

1,145

5,454

10,555

On-budget deficit

642

1,684

1,559

1,302

1,085

1,101

1,135

1,112

1,189

1,210

1,225

1,329

6,182

12,247

Off-budget surplus (–)

–183

–133

–110

–128

–147

–163

–180

–188

–201

–197

–194

–184

–728

–1,692


http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/assets/fy2010_msr/10msr.pdf


I.O.U.S.A. Bonus Reel: Social Security+Medicare Projections



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