Ralph Scott for US House

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God, represents the recognition that our country was founded on individual freedom, which includes the diverse religions of the country at its founding as well as in the present day. Without respect for each other's beliefs, our country will cease to exist.

Family is an essential aspect of our society, and in today's economy, families are struggling financially. We need strong families for our country to survive. Raising a child is quite expensive, and therefore, I propose raising the child deduction to the same as an adult for families making 100000 or less a year. That should make it easier to raise their children without any additional financial burden. This should help families financially and reduce the need for government financial aid.

Finally, individual rights are fundamental, and they cannot be altered unless we, the people, choose to do so, and not a state or congressman. Therefore, I suggest that in presidential election years, we vote on our rights, such as abortion, gun control, and gerrymandering, to name a few.

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Community Engagement and Educational Opportunities

Ralph Scott believes in the power of community engagement. Join the movement toward unity, collaboration, and inclusivity. His initiatives aim to bring people together, fostering understanding and creating a shared vision for a stronger, more resilient society. He aims to empower individuals through accessible educational opportunities, ensuring that everyone has the chance to thrive and contribute to our nation's progress.

Hello, my name is Ralph Scott

It would be an honor to be your representative for the District.
Now a little about myself. I'm the 6th great-grandson of James Madison.
Our family has served the country in many forms. The founding of the country and the military. I served in the Air Force and my grandfathers on both sides served in WW 2. Of course, it would be in the family legacy for me to run and be elected to the U.S. House the same as my great-grandfather.

My goals and concerns are there is a lot of misinformation about the founding and the intentions of my great-grandfather and his work.
During the founding of our country, a very diverse people came together to fight for our freedom. They were of different religions and some would have been enemies in Europe. But they came together and of course, won.
My great-grandfather James Madison stepped in with Alexander Hamilton. When they saw our 1st form of government failing. Together they wrote the Federalist Papers which started the Federalist Movement which of course led to the Constitution and the government we have today.
What (James Madison) saw was a government in shambles it hurt him. He didn't want to see the sacrifices of the Revolution go to waste.

What he learned from history gave him an idea for a new government that he thought would best protect our hard-earned freedom.Also what he noticed was how diverse the country was. So keeping in mind the most famous words and the cornerstone of our country the 2nd paragraph of the Declaration of Independence.He wrote the Constitution.In his own words in the 1st paragraph of the Constitution, you see the most important amendments. They are1,4,9 with number one being first because without respecting someone's religious beliefs that are different we would have never been able to fight the Revolution and without the 1st Amendment the country can exist today. I hope that helps.

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Ralph Scott