Republican Party Speaks with Sense

As for much of my life I have always believed that the Republican Party was only invested in keeping the poor poor and the rich rich. Not that I change my beliefs about them this Presidential forum just opened my eyes to the common views that are shared between both political parties. As I listened to all speakers I would like to say that they all make some relevant points. Poverty is a problem that doesn’t just affect the one place but communities all around the world. Communities must work together to find solutions to making better neighborhoods as said by Governor Nikki Haley.  I like when she said until we find a solution quitting is not the solution. 

I agree that poverty does deal with the quiet voices and it is true that if you improve education than all things improve. I also agree that technology should be in every school and where you live shouldn’t determine what your school can provide to you. I also am pleased that there is a plan in South Carolina to pay for a teaching degree if you commit to teaching in a poor community. This would bring more teachers to school districts where they normally would have never thought to teach and their burden of paying back loans would be taken over by the school districts.

The idea of bringing jobs into the welfare office is a great plan it has worked in different areas now you can apply for welfare and get an interview to determine your skills set and get referrals to a job. I agree with Marco Rubio, U.S. Senator that if you create jobs educates people to fill jobs that will exist.

Paul D. Ryan U.S. Reprenstative said that both political parties should be able to work together to break the war on poverty. He also stated that more case workers in the welfare than in hospital. The words of his grandmother that said it’s a sin not to help people that need but it’s also a sin to help people that need to help themselves.

I believe that giving training and education will successfully empower the individual.

Governor John Kasich is determination gives you confidence and you shouldn’t define yourself as a victim but you learn when you’re young that when you fall down you get back up. Everyone must have a shot in order to get passed the status quo.

The federal government plays a larger role and gives children fewer opportunities for kids but how do you reverse that is a great question.

I was surprisingly pleased by the words of Governor John Kasich his 5 principles really stood out in my head. I think he was the best speaker I feel as though me being a democrat he made points that regardless of your political position you would agree with and to convince people that you care and acknowledge the poverty problem we can actually make a difference.