1) Flat Tax. Kill the IRS.
2) Term limits for the House, Senate and Supreme court.
3) 5 year minimum mandatory for drug users with the option of drug rehabilitation. Upon completion 2 years knocked off sentence.
4) 30 year minimum mandatory for drug pushers.
5) 30 to a life sentence for those found guilty of being in organized crime.
6) Build the wall, a project not seen since the construction of the Hoover Dam.
7) E-verify
8) Add more border guards and technology including drones. (No, not weaponized you ass clown)
9) Send in 20,000 troops to Syria and Iraq and wipe ISIS off the fucking map!
10) Kill Obozo care
11) Kill the Iran bull shit.
12) Prosecute Hillary.
13) Ban those on the terror watch list form buying a gun
14) Reduce the 35% corporate tax and regulations.
15) Fix the god damn VA!
16) Shrink the EPA's birches.
17) Cut funding to sanctuary cities.
18) Executive Order Kate's Law.
19) Promote the availability of adoption/foster care and the fact hospitals, police stations and fire stations will take your baby. Ban abortion unless rape or incest or if the mother's life is in jeopardy with mothers consent or intimidate families consent.
20) I'm thinking mandatory military service at 18 for two years. Not sure though. An all volunteer military has been successful, but recruiting is down.
I can think of many, many more...
Now you can hate me.
I thought I'd take a stab at my views on your list since you gave one of the more comprehensive lists. Also, while others who disagree with you have been quick to insult, I wanted to make a serious attempt at discourse here.
1. Flat tax is a horrible idea. How horrible and why it's horrible depends on if you mean flat tax rate or flat sales tax. Flat sales tax is actually worse. The reasons are multiple, but primarily a person who makes $10 million a year can live comfortably spending 10% of what they make, a person who makes $30k a year spends pretty much everything they have to survive. A flat sales tax makes it so the person making less pays a higher percentage of their income in taxes. Second, anything that increases the price significantly like a flat sales tax will discourage consumerism which will hurt the economy. This will also cause black markets to emerge where a person would save 30% simply paying the same amount but without tax. In addition pretty much every estimate of the idea said it would significantly reduce the funds government takes in. I've also seen the idea that to prevent a flat sales tax from hurting the poor that they get monthly credits. However, to do this would require a massive agency. The IRS has to take on thousands of temporary employees each year at tax season. Now imagine an agency that has to issue monthly tax credits? To do this would be the equivalent of processing every tax return in the nation, every single month. Neither a flat sales tax or a flat tax rate will kill the IRS because someone still has to collect that tax. You even mention in number 14 reducing the corporate tax, not eliminating it. The IRS collects and enforces that tax, so again it won't be killed.
2. Term limits for House and Senate good, Supreme Court I think would not be as good of an idea. They have lifetime appointments to try to keep them immune from politics.
3. Mandatory minimum sentencing is a bad idea. Also, seriously, if people want to do drugs and aren't hurting anyone, why not let em? Aren't you for more personal freedom?
4. I still don't like the idea of minimum sentencing, but I'm for strict sentencing guidelines on drug pushers.
5. Same as above.
6. It's too expensive, logistically impossible, would require seizing private land in many places. It's simply not ever going to happen. We'd be better served fighting illegal immigration in many other ways.
7.This would be one of those better ways I talked about above.
8. This would also be a better way.
9. While something needs to be done, sending in ground troops to Iraq got us stuck in a quagmire that created ISIS. We need to support governments in the region ending ISIS, not do it for them.
10. Ugh, you could at least TRY to be serious and refer to it as either the ACA or Obamacare. I'm all for working to fix it, but "killing" it won't help and won't fix problems, it'll create more.
11. The international agreement on Iran is pretty much the only thing keeping them from getting a nuke.
12. For what? The GOP has spent how many millions of tax payer dollars trying to find anything they can on her and have failed.
13. I completely agree but inclusion on the terror watch list needs to be fixed before this is done.
14. I agree we need to reduce the corporate tax rate but only if we also eliminate loopholes corporations use to avoid taxation altogether.
15. Agreed, but how? It's been a mess for decades honestly.
16. I personally like the environment and would like to prevent people from fucking it up too bad.
17. I can understand why people have issues with sanctuary cities, but the entire reason they exist has to do with funding. It's simply too expensive for some cities to try to be the ones enforcing immigration laws. It's really worth looking in to why they exist instead of just hating them altogether.
Read number 5 here to understand why it's not so simple
18. I get you are passionate about illegal immigration. But a Kate's law is punishing someone for trying to lead a better life. And honestly, our prison system is overtaxed as it is. There's got to be a better way.
19. I'm all for promoting adotpion/foster care. Banning abortion has never stopped abortion, it's simply stopped it from being safe. The best way to reduce abortions is to promote comprehensive sex education and make multiple forms of birth control easily available and cheap/free. We absolutely should not legislate control over someone's body. This is similar to my stance on drug use (note, I've never once used an illegal drug)
20. Mandatory military service would not work with a population like ours. First, we're too big. Second, that would BLOAT the military. The current military has 1.4 million members from what I can find. In the 2010 census there were 14 million Americans age 18-21. I'm all for encouraging public service from our youth though. Perhaps we could make institute volunteer hours before being able to acquire a driver's license? That could heavily assist in teaching our youth respect and service.
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