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The "Birth Dearth"?

IS THIS THE REASON WHY WOMEN AR BEING PAID TO HAVE BABIES?

"Treat people well in the present to have a better future".


Jane Elliot is an American educator and diversity activist, best known for her powerful work in the field of race relations and her pioneering "Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes" exercise. This exercise, which she first conducted in 1968 in the aftermath of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was designed to teach her third-grade students about the effects of racism and discrimination. The impactful results  helped to shed light on the deep-seated nature of prejudice and the societal impact of racial discrimination. 

 Over the years, Jane Elliott has become a well-known speaker on issues of race, inequality, and social justice. Her work, while controversial to some, has earned her both admiration and criticism. She has consistently advocated for the idea that racism is a learned behavior that can be unlearned through education and confronting biases head-on. 

PROJECT 2025 IMPACT NOW HAPPENING...

Centralizing Authority in the Executive Branch

Centralizing Authority in the Executive Branch

Centralizing Authority in the Executive Branch

 What does this do? Reduces the independence of federal agencies and strengthens presidential control over policy enforcement. This is why we are seeing the disappearances of Federal organizations that protect consumers. 

Impact: This could limit checks and balances, leading to an over-concentration of power in the executive branch (president's office). This may erode the separation of powers between the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, potentially undermine democratic accountability.  

Foreign Policy and National Security

Centralizing Authority in the Executive Branch

Centralizing Authority in the Executive Branch

 What does this do? Prioritizes reducing U.S. military engagement abroad and strengthening national defense capabilities at home. 

Impact:   A retreat from global leadership could weaken U.S. influence in international diplomacy, potentially ceding power to rising competitors like China. This could lead to a more unstable global environment, diminishing U.S. strategic leverage in critical areas like trade, cybersecurity, and international security. 

Social and Cultural Policies

Centralizing Authority in the Executive Branch

Social and Cultural Policies

 What does this do? Reverses federal protections for abortion, contraception, and LGBTQ+ rights, including the elimination of diversity and inclusion programs. This also includes policies aimed at restricting transgender rights and reversing marriage equality.  Impact: These policies could disenfranchise marginalized communities, increase discrimination, and threaten established civil rights protections. A rollback of reproductive rights, for example, could limit access to healthcare, particularly for women in conservative states. 


Education Reform

Environmental and Energy Policies

Social and Cultural Policies

What does this do? Elimination of the Department of Education, arguing that education should be controlled at the local and state levels instead. The proposal also calls for dismantling early education programs like Head Start. 

Impact:  

Without federal oversight, education quality could lead to inequities in educational opportunities. The elimination of federal programs like Head Start could also disproportionately affect low-income children and communities.
 

Environmental and Energy Policies

Environmental and Energy Policies

Environmental and Energy Policies

What does this do?  Dismantles the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)'s renewable energy programs, scales back funding for environmental justice initiatives, and halts the expansion of wind and solar energy infrastructure. Impact:  

This could cause more climate changes and disasters, increase pollution, and hinder efforts to transition toward renewable energy sources. It may also damage the U.S.'s global reputation regarding environmental responsibility.
 

Healthcare and Social Services

Environmental and Energy Policies

Environmental and Energy Policies

 What does this do? Decreases the budgets for Federal  programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security, while pushing for privatization of these public services. 

Impact: Privatization could lead to higher costs for seniors and low-income families who rely on public programs for essential healthcare and social services. It may also reduce access to necessary services, creating greater inequality. 

COULD THIS BE TRUE? WHAT DO YOU THINK?

"Are we better off than we were on January 20, 2025? Watch the Mid-Terms! We need to be smart and get to work!" 

 Prominent American Political commentator, James Carville, the "Rajin cajun", explains the health and mental state of Donald Trump, speculating on the implications of his alleged health issues and their impact on his presidency. He is married to Mary Matalin, a Republican strategist. 

 

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IMPACT OF TARIFFS: Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops

IMPACT OF TARIFFS: Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops

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IMPACT OF TARIFFS: Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops

IMPACT OF TARIFFS: Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops

IMPACT OF TARIFFS: Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops

Tariffs are  hurting us...

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WHAT'S NEXT? WE. THE. PEOPLE.

IMPACT OF TARIFFS: Local farmers blame tariffs, immigration crackdown for business losses, wasted crops

WHAT'S NEXT? WE. THE. PEOPLE.

What is the status of the current U.S. government administration?

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HOW THE U.S. NATIONAL DEBT WORKS

"Wreck it and Rob it, Disrupt, Break and Defund it, simply amounts to THEFT.

The U.S. National debt  is a combination of money borrowed from both domestic and foreign sources as well as government accounts. WE DON'T NEED THEFT, TOO. Our government  currently owes its $36.22 trillion debt to two main Trust Fund groups:

  

1. PUBLIC-- China and Japan (U.S. Treasury securities) and U.S. individuals/institutions. 


2. GOVERNMENT TRUST FUNDS--

a. Social Security--our government borrows from this fund to cover social security benefits, 

b. Medicare--our government borrows from this fund to finance healthcare services. 

3. Federal Unemployment Trust Fund (FUTF) and Federal Employee Retirement Funds--our government borrows from these funds to cover benefits for federal employees. Corporate employers directly fund the Federal Unemployment Trust Fund (FUTF) by paying a federal unemployment tax on the wages of their federal employees to provide unemployment benefits to their eligible workers. 

4. Environmental and Energy Trust Fund--our government borrows from this fund to cover sustainability and energy projects.

Where does the money come from to build up these trust funds?  

Payroll taxes from workers and employers fund Social Security and Medicare, while alcohol, tobacco and gasoline taxes fund health-related programs. Income taxes, sales taxes and other forms of taxation are "earmarked" for other purposes like Defense or Education.

Fossil fuel taxes fund the Environmental and Energy Trust fund. This fund is for things that create electricity, heating, transportation and carbon emissions (increased greenhouse gases hat come from clearing forests to create large amounts of land for agriculture and urbanization.

So how is our government in debt? It spends more money than it collects, the cost to run health and pension systems keep rising, tax cuts for the rich, emergency spending due to natural disasters and pandemics, war, importing more than we export, and economic recessions.


Place money in its proper perspective and place. HELP THE PEOPLE IN THE WAY THAT IT'S SUPPOSED TO HELP.  "Wreck it and Rob it, Disrupt, Break and Defund it, simply amounts to THEFT.


WE.THE.PEOPLE.

People are currently experiencing WAGE THEFT:

  • NOT GETTING ENOUGH WORK HOURS TO MAKE THE MONEY TO PAY THEIR  BILLS TO FEED THEIR FAMILIES.
  • NOT BEING PAID ENOUGH
  • UNEMPLOYMENT IS AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH
  • AGE DISCRIMINATION IN HIRING PRACTICES
  • MISTREATMENT AND ABUSE IN THE WORKPLACE
  •  LOSS IN WHAT THEY'VE WORKED SO HARD TO OBTAIN


HOW IS ANY OF THIS RIGHT, MR. PRESIDENT?


CONGRESS:

Article I, Section 9, Clause 7 of the U.S. Constitution reads:

"No Money shall be drawn from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law; and a Regular Statement and Account of the Receipts and Expenditures of all public Money shall be published from time to time."

The purpose of this clause is to enforce the principle of Congressional control over federal spending. It makes sure that the U.S. President DOESN'T spend government money without the approval of Congress. It also mandates transparency and accountability regarding the use of public funds. This provision is a  safeguard to ensure that U.S. taxpayers' money is spent according to the law and public interest. 


CONGRESS, time to take more action! WHAT ARE YOU waiting for?


TOP U.S. Billionaires

Pay Attention to this...

Top 5 U.S. Billionaires:  

Elon Musk (Tesla)--$428 billion, Jeff Bezos (Amazon)--$235.2 billion, Larry Ellison-(Oracle)-$210.5 billion, Mark Zuckerberg(Facebook, Meta)--$204.4 billion, Larry Page/Sergey Brin (Google)--$157.6 billion for a combined net worth of $5.8 trillion dollars.  To give you an idea of how much money this is:

 $2.628 trillion of the $5.8 trillion amassed, would be enough to give 131.4 million working class households making an annual salary of  $30,000--$85,000, $20,000 each and then apply the remaining balance of $2.672 trillion to the U.S. National debt which is $36.22 trillion dollars.

How Does the U.S. Government Give Money To The States?

Pay Attention to this...

All 50 U.S. states receive money from the federal government through grants, DIRECT money which is given to the states for Social Security, Unemployment Insurance, Medicaid and SNAP (Food stamps), through Federal loans, and through Federal Tax dollars collected from individual income taxes and businesses, through sales taxes, property taxes and taxes from business profits. 

NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (NATO)

NATO COUNTRIES THAT ARE U.S. ALLIES

NATO was created in 1949 to provide a collective defense against the growing threat of the Soviet Union (Russia) and the spread of communism in Europe after World War II according to Article 5. If one member of NATO is attacked, then it is considered an attack on all members. NATO's goal was and still is to promote democratic governance, economic cooperation and stability. Key countries that are members of NATO and allies of the U.S. are: United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, Italy, Poland, Spain, Turkey, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Portugal, Israel, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Qatar, India and Brazil.

U.S. RIVALS

Russia, China--strategic competitors, North Korea, Iran, Venezuela, 

Cuba--due to their alignment with Russia and its communist government.

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COME TOGETHER, STRENGTHEN OUR COUNTRY FOR OURSELVES

COMMIT TO ECONOMIC GROWTH AND STABILTY

INVEST IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

COMMIT TO ECONOMIC GROWTH AND STABILTY

Reduce inequality in the workplace. Create better jobs with better wages. Create pro-business strategies that support workers--especially those workers who have been displaced by technology or global shifts, so that workers can take care of their families.

Help to provide unemployment insurance, social security and assistance for those with disabilities. This helps all to become self-sufficient. 

Speak up where it counts. Say "no" to things that don't benefit all working people. We all can take an active part in making this happen. Stop "cut throat" mentality.

Organizations:  Fight for $15, Economic Policy Institute, Center for American Progress, National Employment Law Project, Institute for Policy Studies,  United for a Fair Economy, Service Employees International Union, Low-Wage Workers' Advocacy Groups, The Workers Defense Project are all advocating for workers as well.

FIND COMMON GROUND ON TAX REFORM

INVEST IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

COMMIT TO ECONOMIC GROWTH AND STABILTY

Tariffs are taxes. Create tax reform that encourages people to invest, that will support small businesses and make sure that the wealthiest contribute FAIRLY to the services--not for control, but for the necessity of our country. Tax money  is collected from U.S. citizens to help pay for services and programs that benefit all citizens like roads, education, healthcare, public safety, social security, etc. If all citizens pay their taxes, then they should benefit from the services and programs provided in our country. So, what should happen to those who do not pay their taxes? 


HOW WILL TARIFFS AFFECT WORKING PEOPLE?

TARIFFS are taxes on products imported from other countries coming into the U.S. Businesses in the U.S. will have to pay more for these products coming in to our country.  In order to make a profit, these businesses will then have to raise their prices, resulting in higher prices for the people who buy U.S. products.



INVEST IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

INVEST IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

INVEST IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Collaborate on creating quality PUBLIC education for all American citizens. Invest in technological, entrepreneurial, vocational, small business and financial literacy programs and civic education and training to ensure that workers  are also  good citizens who can adapt to the changing economy. Both public and private sectors need to work together for the  preparation of both young and old--especially for Millennials and GenZ by investing in its citizens for a stronger future economy and country. The Return on Investment is when citizens are equipped, so is our country.



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ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE BECAUSE IT IS REAL.

COMMIT TO BETTER HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

INVEST IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Our country needs clean energy, clean air, good soil, infrastructure improvements and sustainability. This will also create new jobs.

Take care of our environment and it will take care of us.

Create more green spaces. Clean up the dumping grounds in our oceans as well as on land. When we deplete resources in certain areas, restore them.  We have to give back to our environment every step of the way if we want it to take care of us. Stop the fracking and other techniques that is destroying our earth.

COMMIT TO BETTER HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

COMMIT TO BETTER HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

COMMIT TO BETTER HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

Collaborate and find ways  to strengthen the Affordable Care Act by providing more options for healthcare. Every person deserves  the opportunity for good health.

JOBS

Also, create better jobs and job opportunities for older people who are not ready to retire. Why have we excluded older adults who can still work?

 Create effective programs for our elderly and retired adults. Stop neglecting older adults and our elderly because of age.

PROMOTE POLITICAL REFORM AND TRANSPARENCY

COMMIT TO BETTER HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

COMMIT TO BETTER HEALTHCARE AND SOCIAL SECURITY

The Elite, Republicans and Democrats have the ability to work together to create policies that can reduce the influence of money in our politics. But will they? Our elections are becoming ridiculous because the obvious advantage is now with those who have the most money. This is akin to a person owning the whole neighborhood just because he/she is living in the most expensive house. 

This kind of mindset eventually causes internal infighting amongst the elite and an erosion of faith and hope within our country and its citizens. Is this what we want?

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SCHOOL VOUCHERS

School vouchers are funded through taxpayer dollars. Vouchers give parents the choice to use public money to pay for private school tuition. When students leave public schools, public schools are at risk for budget cuts. Vouchers may also not be equally accessible to all students. Quality PUBLIC education, anyone?

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PRIVATIZATION IS HAPPENING!

Why aren't people working? Why aren't they being paid well? 

Privatization is attempting to take over hiring. High-paying jobs are being controlled by the hiring policies of individual private companies. These private companies are owned by corporations who have their own recruiting firms.


How Does Privatization Work?

13th Amendment

The Importance of Congress FOR THE PEOPLE

14th Amendment

Abolition and Slavery 

This amendment prohibits slavery and involuntary servitude. In employment, it guarantees that individuals cannot be forced to work against their will. Privatization cannot involve forced labor but can only control the hiring process for their business.



LAWS THAT ENSURE THAT PRIVATE EMPLOYERS TREAT THEIR EMPLOYEES RIGHT


  • Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII)--Anti-discrimination law that applies to employers with 15 or more employees 
  • Age Discrimination in Employment Act(ADEA)--Protects workers 40+ from age discrimination
  • Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
  • Fair Labor Standards Act (FSLA)--Ensures employees are compensated fairly for the hours they work.
  • Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA)--Workplace safety conditions


14th Amendment

The Importance of Congress FOR THE PEOPLE

14th Amendment

 Equal Protection and Due Process

This amendment is used to regulate private employment practices against discrimination. 

But this doesn't extend to the private sector hiring process unless state action is involved--meaning that state governments, not private businesses, must treat people fairly and equally under the law. Therefore,  discrimination based on race, gender, age or other characteristics, are directed only at state and local governments--not private employers. But private employers are also subject to state and local laws as well as federal laws which provide legal protections for employees working in the private sector in the areas of fair treatment in hiring, compensation, job security and working conditions.

The Importance of Congress FOR THE PEOPLE

The Importance of Congress FOR THE PEOPLE

The Importance of Congress FOR THE PEOPLE

Can President Trump just do away with U.S. laws without the help of Congress?

A resounding NO!  No President can unilaterally do away with U.S. laws. The U.S. Constitution divides the powers of government into three branches: Executive, Legislative and Judicial. The President  is simply responsible for enforcing laws, but cannot create, change or repeal laws without Congress.

Laws are made by Congress, and only Congress can pass or repeal them. The president can issue executive orders to influence policy, but these orders cannot override laws passed by Congress. If the president's executive actions are challenged in court, the judicial branch can rule them unconstitutional.


U.S. PRIVATIZED CORPORATIONS (Owned and run by private individuals)

Apple, Microsoft, Google (Alphabet), Amazon, Facebook, Walmart, Target, Home Depot, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bank of America, Wells Fargo & Company, Citigroup, AIG, General Motors, Ford Motor Company, Tesla, UnitedHealth Group, CVS, Cigna, Walt Disney, Comcast, Netflix, FedEx, Exxon, Chevron, Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, McDonald's, Bechtel, Fluor 

PUBLIC SECTOR rights ensure equal protection under the law

PUBLIC SECTOR EMPLOYMENT

PUBLIC  SECTOR rights encompass the rights of government employees in the workplace and the rights of citizens in the workplace in their interactions with PUBLIC institutions and services. These rights are designed to protect fairness, transparency, and accountability within PUBLIC services and government actions. 

Who is AMERICA? It's ALL People!

Demographics

Who Helped Win the Republican Vote?

60% Suburban white males 

53% Suburban white females

(Largest percentage ages 18-29)

55% Latino males

38% Latino females

(young voters in Maverick County, Miami-Dade (FL), Michigan, Starr County, TX)

21% Black males 

7% Black females 

(North Carolina, Georgia)

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-election-results-map-shift-red/

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