Division of Powers

Division of Powers

PAMPHLET

ARTICLE. IV.

The DIVISION of POWERS

PART. I. GOVERNANCE

Section. 1. All governance will be assumed by either the Federal or State governments; no city and county governments will exist; unless impracticable, all laws will be uniform throughout the nation:

Replaces costly redundant departments with one accountable department per problem. Uniform laws, and fewer laws, are easier to follow and obey.

Section. 4. Any government department or Citizen may demand the enforcement of any provision not being enforced by the responsible department.

PART. II. FEDERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Section. 1. Foreign affairs and intelligence, and the Armed Forces;

Section. 2. All information, science, visual, audio, dance and other arts, standards, cable, phone and internet communications and security, air traffic control, banking, taxation, commerce, finance, trading, insurance and consumer services, vital statistics and records, identification, titling, licensing and testing; forms and applications will be uniform, simple and streamlined; each citizen will have access to all of that Citizen’s financial, medical, legal, licensing, educational, tax, passport and other information, forms, applications, voting and so on in an account accessible only to The Citizen or by court order;

Section. 3. Social Security, veterans benefits, unemployment, financial planning, labor, training and child and adult human services;

Section. 4. Free basic health care for all Citizens; food and drug safety; and protection of an organic, naturally replenishable, sustainable environment for our food, agriculture, fisheries, parks and fresh water supply;

Section. 5. … training and pre-school through high school education including health clinics and food;

Section. 6. A single national law enforcement agencies for hard crimes only.

PART. III. STATE RESPONSIBILITIES

Section. 1. Construction and maintenance of all government buildings, schools and welfare housing; building safety, codes, rights and prohibitions:

Section. 2. Construction and maintenance of a renewable electric vehicle transportation system including public transportation, ports, sewage and waste, etc;

Section. 3. Construction and maintenance of a renewable energy grid with energy produced as closely as possible to the to the energy need;

Section. 4. A State Guard including emergency relief, paramedics and fire, traffic and crowd control, the protection of demonstrators, non-demonstrators and property during protests, marches, parades and the like;

Section. 5. An unarmed soft crimes department for misdemeanors with a Social Worker and Citizen volunteer.

SPEAK POWER to POWER

Keeping 90% of our current Constitution, foundations and rights intact, The Valentine Constitution modernizes our unaccountable government to assist rather than restrict citizens.

Women, LGBTs, blacks, anti-tax and anti-deficit groups, environmentalists, 80% of America will get what they want most.

Candidates, nonprofits, foundations, protests and fundraisers have failed for decades to fulfill their missions. If they were going to solve our problems, they would have by now. How much longer will you hope that government or Wall Street or scientists solve your problems when they haven’t yet?

Even if your wish list of candidates were elected, what legislation would they pass? They’re too polarized and stalemated, between and within parties, to pass all the legislation needed to solve our many problems, and how long would it take them? It took Valentine 12,000 hours over 45 years! Unless we dictate play, our problems will never be solved.

Left, right and center voters, nonprofits, causes and celebrities can combine their considerable power to get the word out to dictate to candidates to vote FOR RATIFICATION or not be (re)elected.

The hard work’s been done. All you have to do is say you want it to trigger positive polling and they’ll ratify it to get your vote, then we can finally fix everything.

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