Posted on 08/31/2015 6:27:48 AM PDT by NKP_Vet
The Magnificent 9
Trump wins the presidency if he lays out his vision for the first year as president. This plan contains nine simple, popular, easy-to-remember, common-sense solutions that Trump will fight for in that all-important first year as president of the United States. Donald, if you’re asked anything else, just keep going back to these nine simple points. Pass these nine, and America will be fine.
The average voter doesn’t want to read detailed position papers. The average voter can’t deal with too many issues at once. Voters want jobs. They want to keep more of their own money. They want to get rid of Obamacare. And they want to make America great again. That’s it.
Relentlessly stay on message. If the media asks you about anything else, here’s your answer: “We have a lot of problems in this country. A president can’t do everything at once. No one ever has. Let’s start with important stuff that’s quickly doable. We’ll deal with the rest later. It’s time to pass The Magnificent 9, and America will be fine.”
Why should Donald stick to The Magnificent 9? Because no presidential front-runner can withstand 180 more days (prior to the first vote in Iowa) of “gotcha” questioning and withering attacks by the liberal media with an agenda to elect a Democrat.
I would urge Donald to stick to these Magnificent 9 and only these Magnificent 9. Nothing else matters. Stick to the script relentlessly (as I describe in my new book “The Power of Relentless”!).
1. I will build a wall. Build a wall and they will come — voters, that is.Trump must keep “the wall” as his No. 1 issue. The biased liberal media have lied and covered up the truth for years: Most of America is on your side.This could be the one issue both black Democrats and white conservatives agree on: Illegal immigration is killing jobs for American citizens.’
Trump needs to keep it simple: “I will build the wall, secure the border, deport illegal aliens who commit felonies, and stop anyone already here illegally from getting welfare. We’ll also make English the official language of the United States. We’ll deal with rest of immigration issues later.”
2. I will be the jobs president. “I’ll build a team of 10 of the most brilliant business leaders in U.S. history. These 10 together will have created millions of jobs. We’ll turn it around with the ideas of this amazing brain trust. And we’ll have one important rule: No government bureaucrats involved.”
3. I will repeal and replace Obamacare.“Obamacare is destroying the U.S. economy: killing jobs, raising taxes, imposing regulations, dramatically raising insurance premium prices and prescription drug prices for middle-class Americans. I will repeal it. I’ll appoint Dr. Benjamin Carson to head this huge project. He is the only one qualified to save the U.S. healthcare system. We need a brain surgeon — no joke. We happen to have the best one in the world.”
4. I will give the American people a Reagan-esque low flat tax for individual taxpayers and corporations. “We will give the money back to the people. It’s your money, not government’s.”
5. I will cancel every single regulation imposed by Barack Obama and George W. Bush. We’ll go back to Bill Clinton levels.“This is as moderate and reasonable of an idea as it gets. You want jobs? Regulations are strangling business. Businesses either close their doors or move jobs offshore. The biggest regulation years in history were all under Obama and the last year of Bush. I’ll wipe ’em all out. Regulations are strangling the economy. If Democrats liked the economy under Bill Clinton, great! Then let’s go back to his last day in office. Start there — with only those regulations. It’s time for a reset.”
6. I will make people on welfare of any kind work.“We have to level the playing field. It’s not fair to give people welfare and then allow them to not work, while rest of us go to work each day. Everyone who needs welfare in America will get it. But they have to work, period.
7. I will hold our government accountable. “In America no one is above the law. People have to trust government. If politicians break the law, they must pay the price just like rest of us mere mortals. Obama talks about ‘fairness.’ So I’m going to level the playing field between the people and the politicians.”
Trump needs to say, “I will investigate and prosecute Obama for the massive IRS conspiracy. I will investigate and prosecute Hillary Clinton for all of her many scandals, including the Benghazi lies and cover-up, 32,000 deleted emails, risking the national security of America with classified emails on her personal server, as well as billions of dollars in bribes (aka donations) accepted at the Clinton Foundation while Hillary was secretary of state. And from this day forward, Congress has to live by same rules as the American people. Anything Congress passes applies to Congress, too.”
8. I will always support Israel and I will cancel the Iran Treaty. Period.
9. I will never again allow Congress to raise the debt ceiling. “Real estate is my business. If I had a leaking sewage pipe, I wouldn’t raise the ceiling of the home; I’d fix the leak. Raising the debt ceiling is stupidity and insanity. It does solve a debt crisis; it simply makes room for more debt. Eventually, America will be like Greece. We will suffer a debt crisis that will plunge our economy into the depths of disaster and tragedy. The buck stops here. We will solve a debt ceiling crisis under my watch by fixing the leak (cutting spending, firing incompetent and redundant government employees, reforming government employee pensions), not raising the ceiling.”
End of story. Then, Donald must tell the press: “That’s all I will talk about. Pass The Magnificent 9, and America will be fine. The rest can wait. We’ll deal with all the rest after my first year. But I’ll take care of these nine in my first year. The media can try to distract the people with personal questions. I won’t play that game. If the media asks me about anything else, I’ll go back to these nine simple principles to make America great again.”
Relentlessly stick to the plan. Do that for 15 months, and Donald Trump will be the 45th president of the United States.
I’m Wayne Allyn Root for Personal Liberty®. Have yourself a magnificent week. God bless America.
Perfect visual of Washington problem solving!
Trump wants a strong foreign policy and believes that it must include 7 core principles:
a. American interests come first. Always. No apologies.
b. Maximum firepower and military preparedness.
c. Only go to war to win.
d. Stay loyal to your friends and suspicious of your enemies.
e. Keep the technological sword razor sharp.
f.See the unseen. Prepare for threats before they materialize.
g. Respect and support our present and past warriors.
And leave the rest here? Not nearly enough!
I’ll build a team of 10 of the most brilliant business leaders in U.S. history. These 10 together will have created millions of jobs. We’ll turn it around with the ideas of this amazing brain trust'
No! Simply get the infernal government out of the way. Shut down entire departments. Fire half of the useless government. Get back to constitutional basics. Jobs will result. You will NEVER ever create jobs with a "brain trust."
I’m in agreement with everything except the wording of “investigate and prosecute”, which makes it sounds like prosecution is a foregone (rather than a likely) conclusion, which would then diminish the integrity of the investigation.
I would word it thus:
My justice department would actively investigate the IRS corruption under the Obama Administration and the questions surrounding emails and Benghazi involving Hillary Clinton and some of her associates. And as no one should above the law, any required prosecutions of those who have clearly violated it would proceed.
I bet Trump will also get to the bottom of Obama’s birth certificate. Maybe even go to Hawaii himself.
For the “average” voter, 9 points is informational overload. I think a Presidential candidate has at most three or four points they can hammer at for the vast majority of voters. Policy “wonks” can go all day at this, but Joe Sixpack wants to hear a “few” things they can get behind.
For Trump, right now it is:
(1) Immigration / Wall / Deportation
(2) See, I drive the bus, not “reporters”
(3) Citing easily understood examples of Gov’t Stupidity.
My opinion, of course, YMMV.
I really like this! A plan with solutions like these is what people want to hear, not ideology. Don’t tell us what you believe, tell us what you are going to DO, and why we should believe that you have the ability to get it done. That’s it.
It does sound good! Maybe we should just elect Wayne Allyn Root for president.
yes it all sounds good in anyone’s mind & the author of this article needs to contact Mr. Trump w/his ideas.
You need to let The Donald do his thing & let him implement his own strategy & when he does we all will find out and make our decisions good or bad.
I find it hysterical someone took the time to write this drivel & sounds to me as if the author is reaching out to
Santa Claus.
Interesting propositions.
One thing ... how many of the States are replacing Senators and Representatives in the election sweeps next year?
I doubt it. I think he’ll let the birth certificate thing go. There are too many other massive scams to take care of.
Works for me. Hell, if he could do FIVE of these he’d get a place on Rushmore.
Right on, Brother !
The first one should be
I WILL END PLANNED PARENTHOOD’S MURDERING ONE THOUSAND BABIES EVERY SINGLE DAY.
If illegal aliens are here to work and people on welfare can’t find jobs, we have identified the replacements for the illegal aliens.
The problem is that even saying he will investigate Hillary and Obama means his chances of surviving until the election are pretty low.
Between getting Arkansas flu or Chicago dengue fever, he’s going to have a tough time. I’d forecast a mysterious campaign bus crash in his future if Trump makes this promise. (Especially since the RNC will be working towards the same accident.)
Where do I vote, because that is spot on.
I would like to see President Trump eliminate, by executive order “Press 1 for English.”
I've long thought we have many people who would make outstanding presidents but who never, ever run.
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