We are a nation because we hated taxes levied on us, the tax system should not unfairly burdening working Americans, be wastefully spent, or drive investment and production away from the United States.

I support simplifying taxes for middle-class families as well as reducing unnecessary filing complexity. The wealthiest Americans—particularly those possessing extraordinary levels of accumulated wealth—should contribute much more fairly in proportion, while tax policy should continue to reward productive investment, innovation, and employment.

Corporate taxes should remain competitive while preventing artificial avoidance and ensuring that major corporations contribute to the great country in which they operate!

I would propose the creation of a National Debt Stabilization Commission, a bipartisan commission that would develop a comprehensive plan addressing spending, revenue, economic growth, interest costs, and long-term obligations. Unlike previous commissions whose recommendations were ignored, its final package would receive a guaranteed congressional vote.

Social Security must be protected, and any future solvency agreement should safeguard current retirees and people approaching retirement while introducing gradual, predictable changes far in advance.

My policies:

• Simplify and reduce middle-class taxes.

• Reduce unnecessary filing requirements.

• Maintain a competitive and enforceable corporate tax system.

• Combat artificial tax avoidance.

• Establish a National Debt Stabilization Commission.

• Require long-term cost analysis for major legislation.

• Protect Social Security and pursue bipartisan solvency.

• Balance fiscal responsibility with necessary national investment.

• Common Sense Balancing of the Budget, according to the actual needs of our businesses, wealth, welfare, and entire nation.