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Education: My campaign members and I believe that kids should receive better education. The quality of education has gone down in the last few decades because of issues with financial components. Our campaign team believes that teachers working in schools should be paid more for teaching kids. If teachers got paid more, then the quality of teaching would go up. Many teachers complain about not getting paid enough and don’t do a good job because they feel like the amount of work being put in is not worth the money. Making sure children get the proper education they need is very important. After all, teachers are teaching the next generation, so it is very important kids are getting the proper education.

Gun Control: Our campaign team believes that every child 16 years of age or older should have access to a gun. This enforces better protection against criminals and others dangers that can only be overpowered by guns.

Border Enforcement: Our campaign team wants to endorse the building of an electric fence along the U.S. Mexico and paying civilian border patrols minimum wage for their work securing our borders plus a bonus if they kill a smuggler. We support the enactment of this policy because it means better protection for America and significantly less drug trade across the border. Major drug cartels can be hunted down if not kept in Mexico keeping America out of harms way. There is already a lot of drug activity around the globe and the last thing we want is for America to be vulnerable.

Israeli Conflict: Regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, our campaign team believes that the U.S. should be a part of the war. The U.S. has long tried to negotiate a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but several factors, including deep divisions between and within the parties and declining U.S. interest in carrying out its traditional honest-broker role, have hurt the chances of a peace deal. The U.S. supports Israel, but they are not a part of NATO or the United Nations. All the U.S. can do is send billions of dollars for military aid which does not solve very many issues. I believe the U.S. should help bring Israel to victory by not just sending money but taking part in fighting for Israel. We have one of the strongest militaries in the world. The country is shrinking in size because they are vulnerable and innocent. Israel is God’s bride and his chosen people. Israelis and Palestinians have fought over the Holy Land for many years However, this could also stir up more conflict leading to more devastation and ultimately lighting the fuse of World War iii. The politics of the Palestinian Authority take place within the framework of a semi-presidential multi-party republic, with the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), an executive President, and a Prime Minister leading a Cabinet. ​

Executive administrations such as the Democratic and Republican have approved to aid Israel over several decades.​ All in all, our team thinks the U.S. should assist Israel but not start an actual war.

Ukraine and Russia: America is already helping Ukraine and lending them the resources they need such as money, food, and support in general. Even though Ukraine is already being assisted by the U.S., like Israel, we need to keep gradually sending troops to Ukraine. If this can’t be done, Ukraine is a part of NATO so the other 29 countries also a part of NATO can help Ukraine. Our team thinks that sending more troops to Ukraine gradually won’t do any harm but rather help solve the Ukrainian Russian conflict.

China and Taiwan: America greatly values Taiwan and cares deeply for its sovereignty. Our campaign team believes that the U.S should not only be supporting and protecting Ukraine and Israel but also for Taiwan. Taiwan is a small and vulnerable country very close to their threat: China. China has an extremely powerful military that cannot be dominated by America alone. We would have to team up with Japan to conquer China. This could also cause Russia to team up with other communist countries and attack not just Taiwan but also America. Despite the risk, our team believes that we should also defend Taiwan.

Climate Change: Not only have wars been raging for centuries but climate change has been creeping up on the nations slowly and could turn out to be catastrophic for future generations. Our campaign team believes that we should low-carbon technologies, gas emission vehicles, and the amount of plastic used worldwide. Many companies have been formed in order to stop climate change but unfortunately, we cannot fix this issue. We can help the severity of climate change be reduced but we cannot make a huge impact. But this doesn’t mean it’s not worth the time and effort. We can keep a close eye on climate change and keep making efforts to equalize it.

Sex trafficking victims: Between 15,000 to 50,000 woman and children are victims of sex trafficking each year in the U.S. These numbers continue to grow as more and more conflict rises and many people are vulnerable. As much as our campaign team wants to act and help reduce trafficking victims, it’s too much of a difficult task to take on. Human trafficking is already an estimated 150-billion-dollar business. This a lot to manage and finding sex traffickers and reporting them is very difficult to do. There are millions pf traffickers across the globe. It would be like trying to find needles in a haystack.

Pollution: There are many relevant executive orders on pollution. Many people have already acted in efforts to try and help make a cleaner environment, cleaner water sources, and a more habitable environment for future generations. A cleaner environment also makes for a better habitat for animals preventing extinction of many species. This ties in with climate change, we can help reduce pollution but there is no solving this issue completely. Our campaign team wants to keep a close eye on this issue and enforce more policies to reduce the amount of pollution.

Covid Vaccines: Many believe boosters and vaccines are required to avoid getting covid or that the vaccine may make you “more immune” or “healthier.” But the truth is covid vaccines don’t have much impact on the health of an individual. Instead, they may actually make you sicker and catch another sickness. Our campaign team thinks the covid vaccine should not be so mandatory and the government should not have such high demand for people to get their vaccines.

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