Concerning domestic policy it is imperative that this new administration addresses gun control. In 2016 alone there have been 449 mass shootings. It is the role of President-Elect Trump to ensure that people feel safe in public places, because with the alarming rate of gun violence in this country, it is becoming harder and harder to feel that way. In order to prevent this, the government should enact legislation that makes a person on the no-fly list, like the Orlando shoot, unable to obtain a gun. Before a person buys a gun, they should have to go through background checks that include screening for issues such as mental health. With background checks the United States will be able to prevent people like the Charleston shooter from obtaining a gun. Another domestic issue the Trump administration must address is the
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The rising debt will have serious effects for the future economy. The debt is expected to reach around 90% of the GDP by 2023. When the debt gets that high, higher interest rates and inflation, accompanied by lower growth rates are predicted.Possible solutions include imposing a tax on greenhouse gas emissions that could generate an estimated $1.1 trillion, and capping discretionary spending.
In foreign policy, the first issue the new government must address is ISIS. Not only is this group a serious threat to the United States at home, they are also a threat to some of our closest allies, and it is the responsibility of the new administration to ensure the safety of both the United States, and our allies abroad. So far more than 1,200 people have been killed in ISIS attacks abroad and they are capable of more because they control large amounts of land and
The rising debt will have serious effects for the future economy. The debt is expected to reach around 90% of the GDP by 2023. When the debt gets that high, higher interest rates and inflation, accompanied by lower growth rates are predicted.Possible solutions include imposing a tax on greenhouse gas emissions that could generate an estimated $1.1 trillion, and capping discretionary spending.
In foreign policy, the first issue the new government must address is ISIS. Not only is this group a serious threat to the United States at home, they are also a threat to some of our closest allies, and it is the responsibility of the new administration to ensure the safety of both the United States, and our allies abroad. So far more than 1,200 people have been killed in ISIS attacks abroad and they are capable of more because they control large amounts of land and