A Blueprint for a Better Tomorrow

We cannot be secure as a Nation if we cannot control our borders.

We also cannot be secure as a nation if we cannot control our spending, and have to borrow money from other countries who do not support democracy and human rights.

We must not let profit or debt dictate our response to nations who act in a hostile manner towards us.

We must make sure we keep a strong manufacturing base here at home so that we can manufacture weapons in mass scale if needed, as we did in WW2.

We have allowed ourselves to become vulnerable to attack by not securing our borders, and by moving more to a consumer economy instead of a manufacturing economy.

We cannot win wars when we depend on other nations for our military supplies. If we were to get in a disagreement with China which caused us to go to war with them, our soldiers would be bootless in 6 months, as most of our soliers uniforms and boots as well as some of our military equipment are made in China.

The Blueprint for a Better tomorrow insures that we remain a strong country by passing a resolution, which says we will not spend one US Tax dollar in a foreign country to manufacture our military equipment or supplies.

All contracts must be awarded to American Manufacturing Companies who employ American workers.

We should not help other countries build their military by sending American Tax Dollars to them to build our equipment and supplies.

We can create good paying jobs here at home that will employ skilled Americans, who have lost their jobs due to outsourcing, and make our economy stronger at the same time.

By returning to a lender nation we can influence 3rd world countries by loaning them money to build their economies, instead of allowing China and Russia to influence them.

This is how we build relationships with countries who could just as easily be influenced by countries who seek to do us harm. So it is important that we have the capital to influence these countries, by paying off the debt and returning us to a lender nation.