Campaign+Speech

Presidential Speech Hello, fellow Americans. I am here today to explain the issues, how I plan to fix them, and how these I will implement these plans. This is important for several reasons. The most important one: change. Without change, nothing happens. No progress is made. But by adding change into the government, I will bring this nation around. I will restore it to a state better than this nation has ever seen before. The first issue I would like to address is healthcare. Healthcare is incredibly important, and with more and more businesses no longer providing it to their employees many people are living without it. Without healthcare, citizens must pay for all medical expenses themselves, which can add up quick. I plan on extending healthcare coverage to every citizen of the United States, and free healthcare coverage to those who need it most. Eligibility notices will be sent through the mail. The free healthcare will be extended to those with an annual income of $0 to an annual income of $22,322 (twice the poverty level for an individual) to $43,512 (twice the poverty level for families of four). This change will affect the lives of Americans from now on, and providing comfort to those just scraping by because of extensive medical bills. Onto the next issue, the environment. In reality, the environment is everything to us. It provides us with the oxygen we need to survive. But with the amount of pollution the US pumps out a day, we are damaging the environment to a point of no return. With factories pumping out large amounts of fumes into the air, and environmentally unfriendly cars putting large amounts of carbon dioxide into the air, something must be done. And that thing is alternative energies. Perhaps the largest and well known alternative energies are solar and wind energy. Both create energy from things nature gives us naturally, not through the burning of oil or coal. Both solar and wind energies can be easily implemented. This can provide America with an abundance of clean, natural energy that will not harm the environment and reduce our dependency on foreign oil. The plan is to build solar and wind units all across America, with the majority being in the Great Plains to make us of the vast expanse of land there. This will lower the cost of energy, reduce our effects on the environment, and lower our dependence on foreign nations for oil. And now for the most important issue, the national debt and the economy. The national debt is at an all time high. Spending is at its peak. And to put it into perspective, for the US to pay off the debt entirely, every citizen would have to contribute roughly $46,230. And with the average annual income at $68,464, everyone would have to contribute about 2/3rd of all the money they make in an entire year. This is completely impractical and counterproductive. So, in response to this, my plan is to greatly cut government programs that have the smallest impact on the lives of you, the American people. Once elected, I plan on bringing the debt down $500 billion each year of my term, and then that trend will continue throughout each new president’s terms. This will completely eliminate the debt in about 28 years. Not 75 years, not 50 years, just 28. This will turn America around and put in a state of surplus and prosper. We will no longer be the nation of debt, but truly the nation of opportunity as it was several centuries ago. Forget worrying about unemployment and the stock market, but about what you are going to with your money. How you will spend it on yourself, not on the pile of bills laying on the desk. America will become independently wealthy and will no longer have to rely on the help of other countries. The perfect nation, no. But it is far closer to that than America is now. Fixing these three simple issues will turn America around. It will be a land of wealth, not of poverty. We will be known as the nation that can fix its problems by taking initiative, not but letting it play out and hoping everything will be okay. This is my goal, so vote for me, Ryan Malencia. Thank you.