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What I propose is merely removing the parts of government that are unconstitutional. And you're correct that it won't be easy without support. People will fight to keep their unconstitutional social programs, handouts, etc. until they realize when we get rid of these things, they won't have to pay a penny of income taxes. They'll be able to keep what they earn, have excellent healthcare at an affordable price, send thier children to superior schools that teach what they want their children to learn, prepare a better retirement, give more money to those in need, the freedom to support programs they want and not those they don't, etc. I don't want to add something, I just want to get rid of what's not supposed to be there. There are a lot of things that can be done by a Libertarian president that don't require the approval of Congress that would immediately improve America by defending our rights, and eliminating fat.
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