2. Use returned TARP money to assist Small Businesses with direct loans, (Must have been turned down by Banks, prove viability of business prior to recession, 5year loan at competitive rates with banks.)
3. Sell all government interest in private businesses/corporations to private investors to re-coup bail-out funds used
Energy Independence:
1. Increase domestic production of ALL our energy resources.
BILLS:
“Legislative Transparency Act
Title 1—Legislative Activities
Purpose: To provide for transparency in the legislative process, to the American citizens.
Section 1: All bills in the United States Congress will be posted immediately onto the internet upon being introduced for consideration. Upon assignments to a committee/ committees will be posted immediately along with the names of the committee members. The committee findings will be posted immediately after debate and vote along with the voting record from that committee.
Section 2: Every bill will have listed the Constitutional authority for the bill.
Section 3: All bills will have the Author /Authors and Sponsors / Co Sponsors listed on the bill. All bills will be written to a twelvth grade reading level. Allowing the American Citizens to read and understand the proposed bill.
Section 4: Bills of 100 pages or less shall get 1 day for members of congress to read the bill. Bills greater than 100 pages will get 24 hour per 100 pages for the members of congress to read the bill.
Section 5:The content of all within the body of the bill/amendments must directly relate to the Title of the bill.
Section 6: All final bills will be posted 72 hours before any vote on the floor for passage.
Secure the Borders Act”
Title 1—Secure the Borders Activities
Purpose: To secure the borders of the United States
Section 1: Provide no federal funds for any sanctuary city. Enforce all current immigration laws.
Section 2: Fence the southern border, Clear 1000 yards of all vegetation and buildings. Construct an additional triple strand concertina wire fence 1000 yards from the border fence. This provides a buffer zone.
Section 3: Construct Border Patrol Buildings with holding cells every 100 mile across the border and staff with 18 border patrol agents. Provide 2 patrol vehicles per building for constant patrolling. Provide electronic monitoring of border to include night vision, motion, and closed circuit monitoring.
Section 4: Put in at random strategic locations across the border, hidden fields of autonomous dye pack release mechanisms (dye packs such as banks use). This will provide an easy identification of persons that enter the country illegally, or are conducting illegal activities within the buffer zone.
Section 5: hold all persons collected until end of shift, Documented American Citizens apprehended within the buffer zone will be transferred to local police for booking at the end of every shift. Illegal persons will be returned to the nearest border crossing for transfer back to their home country at the end of every shift.
Section 6: All in-bound vessels shall go through an off shore sail-thru inspection station. (currently less than 1% of in-bound vessels are inspected) This was proposed in 2006 by the Center for Intelligence Studies and has never been acted upon.
