The two party system is dividing America. With both the GOP and the Democratic Party's refusal to negotiate or give up ground on key issues, the American people continue to lose. Instead of enacting reforms that Americans need, the parties have been politicking each move, deciding that electoral security is better than a prosperous America.
We need action.
We need people in the Congress who can form consensuses with others and keep in touch with the people. Instead of feeding more money to their districts, we need to make government more efficient. With such streamlining, we can promote growth. The government needs to act for the people it represents, not just the big donors that bankroll their campaigns. Most Americans are not so far to the left or right as our representatives. We need people who will protect and work for the people's interests.
Showing posts with label Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Party. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Monday, May 9, 2011
Break Free From Conventionalism. Be your Own Self.
There is an extreme tragedy in government today. It seems that no matter how much arguing, discussion, and "bipartisanship" that goes on in Washington, the major parties still cannot agree on solutions. They remain united against or for different measures, regardless of what the American people, or even at times their own districts, believe is right for the country.
Instead of having a strong alliance and loyalty to party, we should instead have loyalty to our country. If we put aside what our party (or some other special group's) interests, we can get more done. We are all individuals, individuals with great ideas. In order to have all those ideas spread and nurtured, congressmen need to not always conform with their party. The same should be for everyone. Instead of rubber stamping the party doctrine, we need to have open minds, listen to, and discuss people's own individual ideas.
The same goes for us too. Do not simply agree with whatever we have to say. Come up with your own ideas. Voting for a party or even a candidate based on a single or handful of issues is not prudent. Let everyone's ideas and opinions come out into the open. We daresay that with less people conforming to their party ideas, we might come up with some better solutions.
Instead of having a strong alliance and loyalty to party, we should instead have loyalty to our country. If we put aside what our party (or some other special group's) interests, we can get more done. We are all individuals, individuals with great ideas. In order to have all those ideas spread and nurtured, congressmen need to not always conform with their party. The same should be for everyone. Instead of rubber stamping the party doctrine, we need to have open minds, listen to, and discuss people's own individual ideas.
The same goes for us too. Do not simply agree with whatever we have to say. Come up with your own ideas. Voting for a party or even a candidate based on a single or handful of issues is not prudent. Let everyone's ideas and opinions come out into the open. We daresay that with less people conforming to their party ideas, we might come up with some better solutions.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Party Platform Now Comprehensive and Updated
Due to the changing times, we have commenced additions to our party platform. We will continue to post updates to the platform and blog as new issues present themselves. Please give us your opinion on these issues. Let us know what you think of our blog. Your voice matters, and we value the people's opinion.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Citizenship: What We Really Need
In our country, we cannot have a system that restricts who is a citizen merely by where they are born. We should instead pursue judgement of character as the paramount criterion. Instead of worrying whether or not someone is from the US and isn't an illegal immigrant, we should instead look to those who will make our society better. that's the kind of people we want making our decisions, that's the kind of citizen we need in America. Rigidity in who we call a citizen or not a citizen will restrict who can take part in benefiting the nation, a situation America cannot afford to pursue.
This does not mean we will let all illegals in and legalize them. No, but it does mean we need to have a new outlook on citizenship. We want people to pursue active citizenship, trying to benefit society, no matter who they are or where they are from. This can be a call to action for all Americans to step up and help society.
We hope, that one day in America, we will consider a citizen not just someone born in this country, or looks like they are from this country, but whether they want to improve and benefit this country. In order to become a great nation, we must have great people. In order to establish such a nation, we must all take action in our respective communities. We must usher in a new age where Americans must take pride in their country, take pride in their work, and take pride in calling themselves citizens of the United States of America. After all, we are not Whites, or Blacks, Caucasians, or Hispanics, legal or illegals, or even Democrats or Republicans. Instead, we are Americans. Though in will not be easy, we should all yearn for the day when everyone here in the United States of America will truly be United, and then we can truly call ourselves America.
This does not mean we will let all illegals in and legalize them. No, but it does mean we need to have a new outlook on citizenship. We want people to pursue active citizenship, trying to benefit society, no matter who they are or where they are from. This can be a call to action for all Americans to step up and help society.
We hope, that one day in America, we will consider a citizen not just someone born in this country, or looks like they are from this country, but whether they want to improve and benefit this country. In order to become a great nation, we must have great people. In order to establish such a nation, we must all take action in our respective communities. We must usher in a new age where Americans must take pride in their country, take pride in their work, and take pride in calling themselves citizens of the United States of America. After all, we are not Whites, or Blacks, Caucasians, or Hispanics, legal or illegals, or even Democrats or Republicans. Instead, we are Americans. Though in will not be easy, we should all yearn for the day when everyone here in the United States of America will truly be United, and then we can truly call ourselves America.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Party Platform Now Posted on Blog
In an effort to enable followers and readers of this blog more access to information regarding our ideas and platform, we have decided to post the platform on this blog. It is on an additional page, on the right hand side of the blog under "Pages". There is also a "Contact Us" page, where you may find information to send us your ideas/questions/comments. Please take a look at the platform.
Who we are-a little more detail
Auxilia is a unofficial political party that has been created in June, 2009 to support multipartisian cooperation in the country. We are dedicated to promoting peace throughout the world and creating an effective government for the people, by the people, and of the people. We want to combat the spread of partisanship and divisiveness. We pride ourselves in working together to make our country and our world a better place to live in. Our mission is to keep a multipartisan agenda in place and influence the political scene. We hope you will look around our website. Please view our Party Platform for 2011.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Party Platform
We are in the midst of revising our party platform for the rapidly changing political situation in the world. On our minds our foreign policy, the economy and job creation, energy, and education. If you feel strongly about these issues, let us know what you think. The people deserve to be heard; let your voice take flight.
Follow us on twitter!
You can find our less wordy news, announcements, and ideas on twitter @auxiliaparty. Follow us! Please let us know how you think we can make the world a better place. Ideas mean everything. Everyone has something to say.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Thursday, June 11, 2009
A New Political Party
The Auxilia Party has been created!
Visit us at http://sites.google.com/site/auxiliaparty/.
Visit us at http://sites.google.com/site/auxiliaparty/.
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