Protect us from the federal government
Reformers would contain federal agencies and not allow
them to threaten our property rights or squander our local tax dollars. They would nullify all unconstitutional
federal laws and federal agency regulations.
They would officially declare global warming a hoax. They would ban Agenda 21 implementation in
Georgia. They would restrict immigration
until all Georgians have jobs. They
would understand that corruption comes with each federal dollar. They would plan to be able to independently operate
the Georgia economy.
Protect us from local government
Reformers would review the powers Georgia Law is giving
to cities and counties that allow them to issue Bonds and take on debt without
a ballot vote of the people. They would limit
municipal debt to not exceed municipal assets.
They would ensure that voting is fraud-protected, property taxes are
determined consistently, and scams like “conservation easements” were outlawed. They would review all permits licenses and
fees and eliminate all that are unnecessary.
They would review all laws
dealing with redevelopment, community improvement districts and private-public
partnerships and give voters some control over this run-away train.
Insist on Principled Processes
Reformers would study, research and question every Bill
until they understand its consequences. They
would insist that each Bill stand alone and not allow unrelated amendments to
be added. They would adhere to their own
rules and insist that local governments and political parties do the same. They would expand voter participation.
Infuse Smart Economics
Reformers would understand that bringing U.S. based manufacturing
back to rural Georgia and ensuring our water supply and low cost electricity and
costs of doing business are the highest priorities.
Ensure Laws are Constitution Based
Reformers would work to repeal of Agenda 21 enabling
bills like HB 1216 passed in 2008 and HB 277 passed in 2010. They
would limit land sales to foreign entities.
They would establish and publish core government
functions that cannot be handled by the private sector like roads, bridges,
water and sewer systems plus government functions like regulatory agencies,
courts and legislature. They would plan the
transfer of functions that are not core back to the private sector, reduce fees
and subsidies and get out of the way.
Remove Ethics Problems
Reformers would limit campaign contributions to voters,
allowing only those voters to contribute to candidates who will appear on their
ballot.
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader
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