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Budget
This budget consists of components that will lead to a prosperous America. We the
People believe in the ultimate innovation to will be the result of a more successful nation for all
Americans. The empowerment and dedication in our local communities are the driving force of
productivity and advocacy that produce reasonable and efficient results. The humongous
bureaucracy has led to the greatest amount of inefficiency and unreliable leadership than
anything else in the freest nation in the world. Overregulation and out of control spending has led
to an irresponsible government that has put tax payers behind and a radical agenda to shrink the
greatness of America. The Supreme Law of the Land guarantees the rights of the American
people from our creator and His greatness, not our government and its overreach. This budget
cuts hundreds of billions in wasteful spending and focuses on funding for programs that will
benefit the American people and their families.
Section 1
Decreasing salaries for members of congress and the president and his cabinet
A. Each member of congress will receive an annual salary of $55,500, following limited
benefits and a 12-year term limit in office.
1. All members of congress are required to obtain a position in the private sector, along
with their part time status within the federal government.
B. The presidents annual salary will stand at $85,750, following a small pension upon
retirement.
1. After the departure of the president from the White House, his annual salary will be
decreased by 30%.
C. Members of the presidents cabinet will receive an annual salary of $75,750, following a
ten-year ban on lobbying for domestic officials and a small pension upon retirement.
B. Other government employees shall earn an annual salary of $50,500, following limited
benefits and a small pension upon retirement.
C. All Federal government employees are required to obtain a position in the private sector,
along with their part time status within the federal government.
Section 2
Section 3
A. The Internal Revenue Service shall be abolished after the end of the previous fiscal
year.
B. The tax code shall consist of a flat rate of 15% for individuals, small businesses, and
corporations.
1. Estate Tax
2. Hotel Tax
Section 4
1. Department of Education
2. Department of Energy
3. Department of Commerce
4. Department of Transportation
Section 5
6. Office of Allowances
Section 6
Elimination/ reduction and increase in agencies/ programs within the Department of
Labor
D. The Labor Department requests a revenue of $7.2 billion, a 38% decrease from the
previous fiscal year.
Elimination/ reduction and increase in programs/ agencies within the Department of Health and
Human Services
A. The following Health and Human Services Department agencies will be reduced:
B. The following Health and Human Services Department programs will be reduced:
C. The following Health and Human Services Department programs shall be eliminated:
D. The following Health and Human Services Department programs will be increased:
5. Health centers that treat severe diseases such as HIV/ AIDS by $50 million;
E. The Health and Human Services Department requests a revenue of $74.5 billion, an $8.5
billion or 5.2% decrease from the previous fiscal year.
Section 8
Elimination/ reduction and increase in programs/ agencies within the Department of Interior
A. The following Interior Department agencies shall be eliminated:
1. Reclamation Bureau
2. Mines Bureau
1. Discretionary funding for assistance and management of land and water resources by
$75.5 million; 20%
E. The Interior Department requests a revenue of $8.4 billion, a $4.8 billion or 30%
decrease from the previous fiscal year.
Section 9
D. The Justice Department request a revenue of $26 billion, a $2.8 billion or 6.5% decrease
from the previous fiscal year.
Section 10
D. The Treasury Department requests a revenue of $7.5 billion, an $8.2 billion or 15%
decrease from the previous fiscal year.
Section 11
C. The State Department requests a revenue of $625 billion, a $38 billion or 8.4%
increase from the previous fiscal year.
Section 12
D. The Homeland Security Department requests a revenue of $ 43.5 billion, a $2.3 billion or
6% increase from the previous fiscal year.
Section 13
F. The Agriculture Department requests a revenue of $15.7 billion, a $6.9 billion or 30.5%
decrease from the previous fiscal year.
Section 14
Reduction and increase of programs/ agencies within the Department of Housing and Urban
Development
A. The following Housing and Urban Development Department programs will be reduced:
B. The following Housing and Urban Development Department programs will be increased:
C. The Housing and Urban Development Department requests a revenue of $45.5 million, a
$1.4 billion or 3% decrease from the previous fiscal year.
Section 16
Elimination/ reduction and increase of programs within the Environmental Protection Agency
C. The Environmental Protection Agency requests a revenue of $2.25 billion, a $7.2 billion
or 70% decrease from the previous fiscal year.
Section 18
B. The annual $500 million towards the nonprofit organization, plus a 40% increase in
funding, will go towards independent clinics.
C. $700 million annually will fund clinic procedures that will produce quality care for men,
women, and children.
D. Any funding for abortion services shall be stripped away from taxpayers dollars.
Section 19
Reduction and increase in programs within the National Aeronautics and Space Administration
C. NASA requests a revenue of $19.2 billion, a $5,650 or 0.27% decrease from the previous
fiscal year.
Section 20
B. The $150 billion revenue from the Department of Education will go towards the
following:
1. Private, public, and charter schools in local communities located in all 50 states
C. The $30 billion revenue from the Department of Energy will go towards the following:
E. The $20 billion revenue from the Department of Transportation will go towards the
following:
1. Repairing roads, bridges, and highways in local communities located in all 50 states