When I Am President

This may be the last chance

To slow the current course to a dead halt and then begin a reversal will require a leader at the helm with the determination, will, and especially the vision, to guide the current governmental machine in a new direction. Our current situation has radically devolved from what was the original intent of our nation’s founding fathers. Only radical change will succeed in returning the United States to the system originally created by the penning of our U.S. Constitution. Serious alterations must be made if we are to witness our government ceasing to function as the obstruction of freedom loving citizens and again becoming the facilitator for serving the interests of the individuals that bond together as a nation.

No other candidate will propose the radical changes that are necessary. All candidates will again proclaim that they are to be the agents of change that will benefit the country. Some will strive to identify themselves as “conservatives” who want less government. They will talk of reduced spending and budget cuts and fewer government programs. In reality, they are like all of their conservative predecessors who left the country with a bigger and more powerful government at the end of their terms of service than what they had assumed at the beginning of their tenure. Over the past decades, they have done little in terms of implementing real change that alters the course of our nation. They skirt the issues that require bold and courageous action to confront those extremely powerful special interest groups and political forces that are taking us down this destructive spiral.

The opponents of those proclaiming to be conservatives, let’s call them “progressives”, will insist that government must continue to assume increasing responsibility for taking care of the people. They will refuse to implement policies and rules that require our citizens to be accountable and productive in pursuing their dreams and hopes for a more prosperous life. In reality, this means positioning the population to have an increased dependency on the government rather than individual acceptance and obtainment of responsibility for their own destiny. In other words: enslavement.

In both cases, conservative or progressive, change will be advocated. In reality, no real substantive change will be achieved by either in terms of progress and improvement to our way of life. Government influence, power, and control will continue to be presented as the means for the people of the country to have a better life when in reality it injects increased governmental control, bureaucracy, and intrusion into our personal and private way of life.

Who Can Make A Difference?

The way our American political system is arranged, U.S. Senators, Representatives in the House and Judges sitting in a position in the Judicial Branch are all participants in being agents of change. However, it is the President of The United States of America who is in the position of leading the government and is in the position with the most influence on directing the path our nation will pursue.

We have always acknowledged and witnessed this leadership aspect of the Presidency regardless of whether the President has led in the direction we preferred or not. It is undeniable that all Presidents lead us down one path or another. That being the case, the next election for President will be of exceedingly great importance in deciding whether our country will continue on its current course of declination or if it will take a reverse course and do an about face on an elevated path to strength and prosperity.

When I am running for President I will be the only candidate advocating the true change that is needed in order for us, the people, to regain control of our government. The methods of achieving the changes that are necessary are described in the following pages of this book. Read on to discover the position of this candidate on specific issues and then make your decision with this thought in mind:

What will most likely result in our nation again becoming great - the promises of the other candidates, even if fulfilled, or the fulfilled promises of Rick Kuter?