Big Government The government plays a big role in contributing to its society; as well as, the purpose of the Institutions is to help everyday lives of its citizen. However, the government grows and its role tends to change, as a result, the bigger the government, the higher the taxes on every day people, which it will affect their rights and their liberties. The purpose of this essay is to elaborate on Thomas Jefferson views on the state of a big government Institution, and Oppenheimer’s description of taxes on the working class and the everyday lives of the American citizen. The American people are too busy to watch the government actions.
In everyday life, people wakeup go to work and think nothing about the government. As a result, they …show more content…
The money is to be used for an active military, also the infrastructure, sewers, and the electrical grid system. The Government is intrusive in the people’s everyday lives; instead robs the people of their rights; put forth in the constitution. The dysfunction amongst the parties, the lack in voting as free society causes a disruption in a representative Government. What people expect is a fully functional Institution; instead they are given a corrupt corporation; and the lobbyist were total to an America in the control of our …show more content…
The bureaucrats and the politicians created a self interest agenda, and the more corporations put in the hands of the politicians, the favors will roll. The Unions and corporations were groups circulating money throughout the system in elections. The corporations fight for lower wages; whereas the unions fight for members and the union dues. If the corporations control the laws, and the politicians, then the unions will lose the fight. The states and the government exist for one purpose, stability. The federal government intrepid the law and acts on it. The state authorizes the amending of the law and votes on it, checks and balance. The founding fathers fought this issue, and the states rights were conceivable in the constitution if, government creates a much bigger federal agenda and pursue a more hands on approach to state affairs; this constitutional right will alter representative Democracy. The government is our institution and it is meant to serves
In everyday life, people wakeup go to work and think nothing about the government. As a result, they …show more content…
The money is to be used for an active military, also the infrastructure, sewers, and the electrical grid system. The Government is intrusive in the people’s everyday lives; instead robs the people of their rights; put forth in the constitution. The dysfunction amongst the parties, the lack in voting as free society causes a disruption in a representative Government. What people expect is a fully functional Institution; instead they are given a corrupt corporation; and the lobbyist were total to an America in the control of our …show more content…
The bureaucrats and the politicians created a self interest agenda, and the more corporations put in the hands of the politicians, the favors will roll. The Unions and corporations were groups circulating money throughout the system in elections. The corporations fight for lower wages; whereas the unions fight for members and the union dues. If the corporations control the laws, and the politicians, then the unions will lose the fight. The states and the government exist for one purpose, stability. The federal government intrepid the law and acts on it. The state authorizes the amending of the law and votes on it, checks and balance. The founding fathers fought this issue, and the states rights were conceivable in the constitution if, government creates a much bigger federal agenda and pursue a more hands on approach to state affairs; this constitutional right will alter representative Democracy. The government is our institution and it is meant to serves