Make strengthening the family the cornerstone of public policy. Historically, laws governing marriage and parental rights have been state and local responsibilities, but previous over-reaching Congresses have weakened the family unit. First, they have taxed the family unfairly. A typical family of four paid only two percent of its income in federal taxes in 1948. Today, that same family pays nearly a quarter of its income into the federal coffers.
Families have children because they believe in the future.
It's time Congress granted dramatic pro-family tax relief by allowing families to keep more of their own, hard earned dollars. Second, past Congresses have funded and given moral support to groups that invade the family unit. These groups subvert the family's autonomy and damage its integrity. You can start by cutting off public funds to any agency that does not uphold the principle that love, sex and marriage go hand in hand. You can go further.