Erin Kent Magee

This article, by Erin Kent Magee, a Declared Candidate for President of the United States, describes the advantages of a national high-speed rail network and explains why it needs to be a national priority.

Erin Kent Magee, the 1st Republican Presidential Candidate from the State of Florida, rejects the notion that money is a candidate's key to success in a Presidential election. In this article, he describes 6 Steps Republican voters can take to help the candidate they support make a winning bid for the Oval Office.

Where are the Straw Poll "candidates" coming from? Who do they represent? Would the tax plans they propose really result in lower taxes? The answers may surprise you.

With a GDP valued at $14.7 trillion, we are the world's leading economy. Why, then, is our government running on borrowed funds? This article gives full details on the debacle of the multinational corporations which, through tax evasion, have bankrupted our government and continue to pose a serious threat to our national economy.

Healthcare in the USA is a far cry from what many suppose it to be. By and large, those who suffer from chronic disease are not receiving the kind of care that will lead to their recovery. The growth of healthcare has been retarded by the covert actions of drug lobbies within the FDA. Nevertheless, it is bound to be a source of competition that leads to dramatic improvements, both in quality and the cost of delivery.

The highest grossing film of 1985 was "Back to the Future", a science-fiction adventure film based on the premise that pro-active time travel can change the course of history. Even without the convenience of time travel, there are always lessons to be learned from history. This article shows how lessons learned from the Tennessee Valley Authority, an immensely successful energy project launched in 1933, can help us launch a similar project in 2012, with similar results.

What will the major issue be in our upcoming election? In view of current news reports, the answer may surprise you.

This article provides an objective discussion of historical lessons we've learned on how tax cuts stimulate our economy, why the "Bush Cuts" did not have that effect, and other important sources of tax revenue.

Based on data in the public domain, this article explains how our government can actually balance the budget in one year and make a substantial down payment on the national debt, without raising taxes.

How does a Candidate "go public", and how does a voter find out who is running for President? The answers to these questions may surprise you.