A Conservative Reform AgendaThe
by Len Munsil | Sep 22, 2006 | Pages |
A Conservative Reform Agenda The First 100 Days
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Secure Borders
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Immediate deployment of significant National Guard resources
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Creation of Arizona Border Patrol as a unit of DPS
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Deployment of state of the art technology
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Employer sanctions
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Improve Education
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Reward excellent teachers with excellent pay
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Expand parental choice through tax credits and vouchers
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Eliminate funding inequities and other barriers to expanding charter school options
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Establishing safe schools and supporting discipline in the classroom
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Reduce Crime
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Enact pay raises for law enforcement officers that will attract quality applicants for unfilled positions
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“One Strike You’re Out” – life sentence for those who sexually violate children
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Appoint conservative judges who will protect the rights of victims
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Increase sentences for meth distribution, repeat and violent offenders
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Cut Taxes and Wasteful Spending
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Phase out state income tax over 10 years with annual 10 percent rate reduction
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Permanently eliminate state portion of property tax
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Review all state spending for justification and efficiency
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Eliminate property tax for low-income seniors
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Protect Children and Families
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Provide beds and short-term shelter for every woman and child seeking crisis intervention from domestic violence or sexual abuse
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Separate CPS into its own department and elevate director to cabinet-level position with daily accountability for progress
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Crack down on Internet child pornography
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Strengthen parental consent laws for abortion on children
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Reform Government and Stop Politics as Usual
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Open Books Initiative — Implement legislative oversight of non-custodial federal funds
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Approve tort reform that will lower health care costs
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Stop eminent domain abuse
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Protect rights of gun owners during time of emergency