My Vision For America Essay

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My Vision for America

Many of us celebrate the 4th of July, many of us celebrate veterans day; during these days we are grateful for those who have served and those who have taken the ultimate sacrifice so their kids, grandkids, and great grandkids, could grow up in a free life wear they can worry about homework and not about the things soldiers worry about when in battle. It's clear that veterans and soldiers love the country they are fighting for, but will they love this country the same way in 20 years? Many people have different visions for this country some want change, others want none. My vision for this country is it stay a democratic free nation, not socialist or communist, have this country be the number one trading nation improving our economy, and finally make the country's wealth fall into the top 20 percent not 1 percent. These things will happen due to the dedication of many politicians and people like myself who have these visions.
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America under no circumstance, would ever succumb to this type of government because we wanted to keep america the free country it is. When you are under a communist dictatorship, you don't have the right to be what you want and that is what america is all about. In continuing further years, this country needs to remember that, and what our founding fathers wanted such as to be a free nation. This country has developed and thrived due to people's creativity and ideas. That's why this country needs to continue to run under a democracy so people can be creative; under a communistic rule there is no room for people to stretch out of the box and be creative. This country was built with creativity; the government and the way of life. It's clear that this country should never succumb to communism but is also important that we become the number one trading nation to improve our

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