American Republic - House of Congress

To facilitate the total habitation of the Alaskan wilderness and the subsequent colonization of the lunar surface.

Amending the American Rights Act. H.R.2.

Amending Protestant Rights to American Rights

A code of conduct for Americans, for the Members of this organization to abide by, with rules organizing well-orchestrated behavior.

The delineation of the Black and Brown races.

The list of Republicans.

This resolution denounces the poor and deliberate behavior that Black and Brown people have conducted throughout the country and world.

Declaring the virtues of the Protestant people—specifically Protestant Americans—and proclaiming the rights and virtues that the progressive left has tried to deny us; and listing the consequences thereof.

Formally recognizing the state of enmity that exists between the progressive left's incendiary and assistive peoples, who work, directly or tacitly, on many sides, on behalf of them, toward the establishment of their policy and positions.

The Congress asks the President to use the established Informed Voices, and the Civil Advocacy Team, and any other bodies of the Voices, to advance our America First Agenda.

Directing the Academy toward pursuits that will make America Great Again and Forever.

That the killing of babies, who are human beings, be recognized as murder, and dealt with as such.

Declaring that a state of enmity exists between the (leadership of the) progressive left and the leadership and the people of the American Republic, and making provisions to execute the same.

A Resolution on Making America Great Again and Forever.

This act covers the details of the economic activity in Alaska. It specifies the land and truck that we will buy, the weather in Alaska, the snowfall in Anchorage the hotel we will stay at, when we will leave and arrive, the advantages of spring, and the items we will buy and construction materials to get, promising to make those materials soon available.

This Republic resolves to recognize the natural rights by which it consists, and how these manifest through the will of the people of this organization in our elected representatives. The duties and connections that these gifts and sources accrue allow us to vest certain powers in the dignity of people to carry out our will, to safeguard the times, and to overall haul the mechanisms of creation into a uniform sense of grace.

This proposal puts forth a rule for this American Republic to move to a new stark and trim American Frontier, to physically unite ourselves and set up a home base.

This aims to, in no small fashion, restore America to her rightful place, the whole country. Shifting swiftly forward, it lays out practical causes to devote ourselves to, limited to not only the economy, but housing, commitment to foreign policies that will benefit Americans, investment in education and willful jobs, and securing/bolstering freedoms. The country must unite under a common good, not limited to typical ones but defined by a betterment of humanity, and engage in open discourse and communication to ensure it. Then on, it departs with a means to ensure America is secure and walked down a proper and fantastic trajectory for its foreseeable and eternal continuum.

The bill first aims to resolve the economy by enacting fierce America first policies, expelling foreign students and workers who have overstayed their welcome and take prestigious jobs Americans are more than willing to do. It initiates a determined workforce invigoration program designed to promote the general welfare by training adults to learn valuable new skills, taking advantage of the new openings. The culture is invigorated by investing heavily in American values and culture, re-instilling Christian worldviews–not through force, but through reason and patience–and emphasizing pride in possessing freedom through willful enactment.

Pivoting, the country aims to resolve the housing crisis, which, by investing heavily in America, will have already improved for everyday Americans, or those who simply want a more luxurious house as fitting as they are. The country will invest in programs that support more housing or programs that will aid that endeavor, taking a look at the COVID-style mechanisms or similar programs that could assist in a new light. It also looks at civic avenues to engage Americans in the civic process and reward them for doing so, thereby increasing freedom and opportunity to obtain housing. A cyclic economic endeavor will ideally occur. The bill then launches a nuclear threat against nearby countries to begin engaging in Manifest Destiny, to liberate other nations via American and Christian justice, which will boost our economy across all our new territory and save lives everywhere.

Then it launches into education and jobs themselves, changing the way the entire education system and the job market works. The bill eliminates the majority of the useless subjects taught in schools like math, history, and science but instead encourages people to think critically about their aspirations in life, and assist them in the fruition of passion, critical thinking, and cooperation in nature and with humankind. The job market itself is then revamped to consist of jobs that provide real gain to Americans. The culture is boosted by this freedom, and America once again becomes a nation of justice, prosperity, and ultimate commitment to the betterment of ourselves.