Jim's Message

Our Constitution has been in place for almost 240 years and has worked remarkably well for our nation even though it was drafted in the times of the horse and buggy. During this time we have passed 10 amendments providing for our Bill of Rights, a couple of amendments dealing with post civil war slavery issues, several amendments for the Presidency, and a couple of others dealing with Prohibition and other issues. The time has come to update the document for our current situation and current technology.

We need to have a Constitutional Convention to take the existing document and tweak it in multiple areas to bring it up to date.

The most urgent constitutional changes need to deal with our election processes. Those processes must be fair and transparent. The changes we need to incorporate into a revised U.S. Constitution including the following:

Term Limits
End Gerrymandering
Uniform Election Laws
- Every party will have a Primary for every office
- No Jungle Primaries or Caucuses
- States run all elections

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We all need to speak one language
Balanced budget, except in times of war
Equal Rights for Women
Uniform Penal Code

The highlighted items above are the most important. There also a multitude of other changes that could be made.

We need a representative who will not only take care of our current issues (a secure border, a strong military to protect us against our adversaries, and enforce the rule of law to keep our streets safe) but will also worry about long-term problems and offer long-term solutions. Voters need a fresh candidate with a vision for our future and a plan to get us there. A candidate that will take all the slings and arrows that the political establishment will hurl in his direction and remain undeterred.

Jim Ingram is That Candidate

For a detailed and complete listing of all the changes Jim Ingram thinks are necessary, you can get his book Ameristralia: Peace through Strength for Humanity

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