Introduction To Operation Restart
Operation Restart (OR) is home base for ideas to start over and fix things that just do not serve the needs of society. The fundamental concept is for people who are pursuing unfulfilled paths, are displaced workers or even homeless and need to have another chance (a second or third or as many as it takes) to find fulfillment. OR is about creating local opportunities where everyone who wants to contribute has the support structures (Operation Restart) to grow, develop needed knowledge and skills to be able to add value to the community.
But FIRST we must make sure government has a revenue funding policy that provides a stable sufficient stream of funds for it to do the Right Things RIGHT.
My Tweets @rfreshman suggest steps to STOP the political games to see who can give the best deal to corporations and the top 1%.
A straight forward process is needed to fund government so that it can do the Right Things right.
Here is a summary of a focused government funding policy:
FREE - Fed Revenue Economic Enhancement Policy
No Tax for Individuals under $100,000 income - they are Consumers and will spend to build a strong economy and a better life for themselves and their families.
Individuals over $100,000 income pay a tiered excess income contribution starting at ten percent.
Fed Revenue from Individuals => estimated $1.4T
Cut Corporate tax rate to zero - Corporations with revenue over one million dollars pay a fee to access the Consumer market (Market Access Fee) at ten percent of revenue.
Fed Revenue from Corporations => estimated $2.4T
A total of $3.8T of federal funds meets the current budget with a $200B surplus.
FREE replaces the thousands of pages of tax code (which serves to support tax avoidance) with a focused funding policy.
FREE us from “Tax Reform”
Make it happen - commit your vote to ONLY those candidates, regardless of party, that pledge to support FREE.
We need lawmakers that support a simple straight forward government funding process: Balanced Economy Enhancement Policy.
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