Resolved that:

All troops in Iraq be home by the end of the year, except for minimal participation in UN peacekeeping.

Surveillance be conducted with high priority on targeted probable cause, but also be discreet with regard to privacy rights of average citizens.

The Democratic Party finds its traditional soul on the side of working people and reaches a sensible consensus on religious issues.

The Republican Party return to its roots of fiscal responsibility and resists the phony family values position.

Bush recognizes the dual role of the presidency as commander in chief and executive in chief of domestic concerns.

More attention be directed to education in building character, work ethic, technology and intellect for the nation’s future.

Scrap the entire medical insurance fiasco in favor of a single payer for health care.

Scrap the minimum wage and set up starting wages for various occupations with automatic raises every six months based on clearly delineated merit.

Stockholders revolt by insisting on the monitoring of frivolous expenditures, including inflated salaries and perks to executives.

Private and organizational lobbying patently predicated on greed or unwarranted economic gain be outlawed.

Copyright © 2005 Richard R. Kennedy All rights reserved. Revised: January 1, 2006.

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