Introduction.

            In this upcoming presidential election there is Barrack Obama representing the democrats and nine republican candidates. All the republicans have the same general ideas for a solution. The proposal they offer is,

          “- Major cut in government spending by cutting unnecessary government programs.

-         Repeal Obama care because it effects the quality of health care and free market. Also causes lack of jobs because of employer’s uncertainty.

-         Simplify the tax code by having less brackets and cutting taxes for job creators.

-         Eliminate the death tax

-         Repeal Dodd-Frank because it’s creating credit problems for business and families. It has unnecessary and expensive regulations which are bringing down the economy. It does little to protect wall street and doesn’t prevent future financial crisis.

-         Use natural resources to minimize foreign involvement, by converting to sustainable and renewable energy resources.

-         Increase more exports so the United States is more competitive by expanding trade.

-         Enforce immigration laws.

-         Eliminate EPA unnecessary regulations which well provide more money to create jobs

-         Overall they want to pave pathway to renovation and find permanent solutions.”  (Scott).

United States citizens should base their opinions on the politicians personalities, events happening in the presidential race, and their specific plans to achieve theses common goals. If people were to just look at the candidates pages they would probably vote for someone that they do not prefer because it’s not the full picture. It’s important to research mindfully for information’s credibility and for people to think about what they want society to be. Voters need to be educated so they can vote responsibly because it’s an important choice to make.