American Egalitarian Association

 Republican Evolution The political landscape in the United States has undergone a seismic shift in recent years, marked by the rise of the MAGA (Make America Great Again) movement within the Republican Party. For traditional Republicans, who hold democratic norms above party allegiance, this transformation presents a crossroads that was unimaginable half a century ago. The seeds of this evolution were sown as far back as the 1952 election. The two leading contenders for the Republican nomination were Senator Robert Taft and General Dwight Eisenhower. Senator Taft, a stalwart of "true Republicanism," championed a return to conservative principles. He argued for distancing the party from moderate candidates, insisting that voters craved a genuine conservative alternative rather than a continuation of the New Deal or President Truman’s Fair Deal. Taft's campaign emphasized limited government and economic freedom, asserting that excessive government intervention stifled indi...

  More Centrist that believed The quote from President Herbert Hoover, “The only trouble with capitalism is capitalists. They’re too damned greedy,” reflects a critique of how individual behavior can undermine the broader system. It is a reminder that even within a system like capitalism, the actions of individuals can lead to a hostile outcome when driven by excessive greed. The Democratic Party supports capitalism but advocates for regulations and policies that ensure fair competition, protect consumers and prevent abuses of power. The Democratic Party seeks to balance market efficiency with protections for corporations, workers and the environment. Providing equity in the business industry will promote competition and keep prices low by advertising monopolies.  The Democratic Party supports revenue policies, which ensure an equitable tax system for the wealthy,  corporations and the average citizen.    The Democratic Party is committed to religious freed...

  Mark Kelly The Democratic nominee for Vice President of the United States should be Senator Mark Kelly from Arizona. Senator Kelly has an exemplary background and a wealth of experience that make him an ideal candidate for the role. As the son of two police officers, Senator Kelly understands the importance of public service and has been instilled with strong values from a young age. He earned a B.S. degree in marine engineering and nautical science from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and an M.S. degree in aeronautical engineering from the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School. This strong educational foundation showcases his commitment to rigorous academic and professional training. Senator Kelly's career as a U.S. Navy combat pilot and NASA astronaut speaks volumes about his dedication, discipline, and leadership abilities. His military service and space missions demonstrate his capacity to handle high-pressure situations and complex challenges. Currently, Senator Kelly serves on se...