The name of my political party is the Bulwark Party; this name was partially inspired by the word “bull,” while is used to describe male elephants (Shoshani, 2015). Also, the word bulwark means “something that provides protection for or against something (Bulwark, n.d.). Many Republican politicians have not fully and/or successfully opposed the financial, social, legislative, medical, etc. changes that President Obama and his Democratic cohorts had pushed for the past 8 years. Even though the current and sole Republican candidate for this year’s election (Donald Trump) is widely detested for numerous reasons, his Democratic challenger (Hillary Clinton) is also viewed as distastefully, if not more so. Considering this, the Bulwark party is named
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National Debt Clock : Real Time, n.d.). In turn, this disgraceful debt threatens to crush our descendants under mounds of cumbersome taxes unless some federal funds are managed in a different way than they have been. For one thing, the Bulwark party supports lowering the number of federal funds that are given to abortion providers. The largest of these providers is Planned Parenthood, and in 2013, this organization was given over $500 million dollars (Shaw, 2015, p. 5). Although the Bulwark Party allows some concessions for cases that involve incest, rape, or possible death for the mother or child due to the possibility that these are not directly the mothers’ faults, the party’s members are also interested in the prospect of increasing the number of domestic-born Americans who can eventually enter the workforce. Unlike some members of the Republican and Democratic parties, the Bulwark party believes that simply giving federal funds to those who are in poverty is not the best way to raise the impoverished from their deplorable financial status. Even though exploitation of certain groups is arguably to blame (hence the existence of affirmative action programs), it can also be due to “…individual choices, addiction, illness, war, lack of education, lack of employment, mindsets, disabilities, and thinking” (Payne, 2015, p. 4). Due to the environments of and the way that many U.S. citizens who are in poverty taught to think, persons who mainly live via government handouts may have come to believe that money is something to be spent rather than managed and that there is little to no choice but to maintain their current lifestyles, which includes destitution if it means keeping loved ones near (Payne, 2015, p. 54). Due to this, The Bulwark Party considers implementing programs that educate people on how to deservedly gain manage their finances to be used in the
National Debt Clock : Real Time, n.d.). In turn, this disgraceful debt threatens to crush our descendants under mounds of cumbersome taxes unless some federal funds are managed in a different way than they have been. For one thing, the Bulwark party supports lowering the number of federal funds that are given to abortion providers. The largest of these providers is Planned Parenthood, and in 2013, this organization was given over $500 million dollars (Shaw, 2015, p. 5). Although the Bulwark Party allows some concessions for cases that involve incest, rape, or possible death for the mother or child due to the possibility that these are not directly the mothers’ faults, the party’s members are also interested in the prospect of increasing the number of domestic-born Americans who can eventually enter the workforce. Unlike some members of the Republican and Democratic parties, the Bulwark party believes that simply giving federal funds to those who are in poverty is not the best way to raise the impoverished from their deplorable financial status. Even though exploitation of certain groups is arguably to blame (hence the existence of affirmative action programs), it can also be due to “…individual choices, addiction, illness, war, lack of education, lack of employment, mindsets, disabilities, and thinking” (Payne, 2015, p. 4). Due to the environments of and the way that many U.S. citizens who are in poverty taught to think, persons who mainly live via government handouts may have come to believe that money is something to be spent rather than managed and that there is little to no choice but to maintain their current lifestyles, which includes destitution if it means keeping loved ones near (Payne, 2015, p. 54). Due to this, The Bulwark Party considers implementing programs that educate people on how to deservedly gain manage their finances to be used in the