Mike Vallerie, 2012
1. How to bring manufacturing jobs back into the U.S.

2. Our plan to recreate a business environment where small business can flourish and jobs can be created

3. A Medical Tort Program which is  quick, simple, and efficient 

4. Our plan to reduce the cost of health care by 45% with out sacrificing quality of care

5. With 47% of American households not paying any income tax, the Bush Tax Cuts got to go.

6. Repeal the "Affordable Health Care Act".  HR 3200 does nothing to lower the cost of health care. Lowering the cost of health care is a pre-requisite to balancing every budget.

Mike's plan: Solutions that make sense!

Can We Win?

The answer is, No!

 I am not willing to tell people what they want to hear in hope of getting their vote. I believe that the Bush Tax Cuts should be eliminated across the board. I think it embarrassing that the non payers of income tax may now be able to out-vote the payers. I think the United States Government should refrain from funding the failed policy of financial dependence.

So, if I can’t win, then why am I running for office?

 

Over the past couple of years, I have written to more than 250 different congressional representatives. I have also written to approximately 27 of our state governors.

 

In 2007, The Baltimore Employer association was formed by 35 Maryland Employers. Each member of the group signed a copy of a letter regarding health care. We collected the letters, made copies and sent the letters to; Senator Mulkulski, Congressman Elijah Cummins Congressman Roscoe Bartlett and Senator Cardin.   After months of countless follow up inquiries, we finally receive one disappointing, non specific reply and that reply was the result of catching the congressmen at a breakfast meeting and placing another set of copies directly his hands.

 

I don’t want to fault our representatives. I think special interest has polluted our political system of representation. Is it possible for a congressional representative to get re-elect without the financial assistance of special interest system? The cliché “For the greater good” is lost and will not be found until we can eliminate the funding of political campaigns by special interest, publicly held corporations and unions.

 

We have funded radio commercials, sent out bulk mailing of post cards, and sent countless e-mails to numerous political commentaries, and submitted many an op-ed to various publications. So I believe that I have been thorough in my efforts however I can’t sit still when the answers are so plain to see and yet our politicians can’t find them.

 

So, I hope that you will thoroughly examine this website. I hope you will share in our goals and solutions. I hope we can be heard and make a difference.

 

Sincerely

 

Michael J. Vallerie Sr.

The squeaky wheel gets the grease,

while the guy with his nose to the grind stone,  pays for it

and our congressmen have forgotten what "for the greater good" means

and finally those who don't pay income tax may now out vote those who do.

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