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The Future Of America Francis P. Wellington. Wellington’s Goals Lower taxes More jobs/ Higher wages Keep gas prices low Equal rights for men and women.

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1 The Future Of America Francis P. Wellington

2 Wellington’s Goals Lower taxes More jobs/ Higher wages Keep gas prices low Equal rights for men and women Better health care for families Keep social security

3 Lowering Taxes More jobs Middle classes will pay less Wealth would be spread more around

4 More Jobs/Higher Wages Less unemployment More money for all Less poverty Raise minimum wage More jobs for younger children More diverse jobs

5 Keep gas prices low Offshore drilling More efficient cars New energy sources

6 Equal rights for women and children Equal jobs Equal wages Better teenage jobs Better workforce Lower working age

7 Better health care for families Price of health care lowered Lower medical drugs More efficient hospitals

8 Keep social security Higher savings per check Create a fund for social security Earlier retirement

9 Francis P. Wellington cares about… YOU!!!

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