We envision a better America.
The following is the beliefs that the Vruggink Administration has and will put into place if elected:
1. We support pro-life.
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Abortion isn't cool; it's legalized murder! The Vruggink Administration promises to never give someone up or let someone down, and the exact opposite happens to unborn babies when the mother has an abortion. The Vruggink Administration plans to make abortion illegal, with no exceptions.
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2. We believe in the Second Amendment.
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The three natural human rights, according to John Locke, are life, liberty and property. But how can you protect yourself, your property, and your freedom if you're not allowed to own a gun. Owning a gun shouldn't be a crime. The Vruggink Administration is in support of the Second Amendment and guns; we will never take that away.
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3. We love our military and police officers.
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The Vruggink Administration loves the United States military and the United States police force and want to support them any way we can. That's why we plan on using funding from --- to help fund the military and police officers. (We would never even consider defunding the military or police!) We want to keep America safe, from the inside and outside.
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4. We are for America's physical health.
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That's why we plan on replacing the USDA's MyPlate food system with something new, fresh, and not missing any key points like exercise and calorie intake. We also plan on making sure nutrition labels and ingredients lists on food packaging are 100% accurate. Not only that, but we plan on banning food dyes and high fructose corn syrup in order to create healthier food options for Americans.
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5. We also care about mental health in America.
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Mental health is at a critical point in the American society today. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, over tens of million people are affected by mental health issues (e.g. major depression, PTSD, eating disorders). We plan to take money from unnecessary projects (e.g. Nancy Pelosi's parking garage for her and her friends) and spend it toward ways to help with the mental health of America, like providing free mental healthcare.
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6. We are against human trafficking and slavery.
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Slavery in any form is never okay. Neither is human trafficking. The Vruggink Administration plans to put an end to the increasing numbers of human trafficking/slavery in the United States by enforcing more safety precautions and more security at events and in buildings (e.g. airports).
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7. We like to explore space.
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NASA has been getting less and less funding to explore space every year. If elected, the Vruggink Administration plans to stop this and instead, give NASA the amount of money it needs and deserves by cutting unneeded government projects and giving NASA the money to continue to explore space.
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8. We love animals.
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This means no one at the Vruggink Administration is a big fan of animal abuse. At all. We plan on helping animals who have been abused survive and give then medical treatment that they need. Also, we will help as much as we can to help those animals thrive and find new homes with loving, caring families. Finally, if elected, the Vruggink Administration plans to adopt animals who have been abused and give them a warm home at the White House.
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9. We want our prisons to be clean and safe.
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Abuse from officers can cause prisoners to be harmed and make a prisoner's life more dangerous . Also, dirty, nasty prisons can harbor more disease than we would like to see anywhere. This can result in prisoners becoming sick, which means hardworking American citizens may have to pay more money in taxes to pay for their care and healing. (And really- who wants to pay MORE taxes?) The Vruggink Administration plans to keep prisons clean and safe for prisoners to serve out their punishments, one prison at a time.
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10. We also care about education.
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We plan to give schools more funding to help children be able to learn and thrive in schools. With this extra money, schools will be able to be able to pay for more resources for disabled and special ed students. Not only that, but more money can go into mental health for children in schools, which had been degrading over the years. Not only that, but schools will be able to buy new textbooks and supplies (no more decade-old textbooks!). Finally, schools will be able to pay for more food so students who are unable to get food from other places can get meals from their school.
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