Private businesses and non-profit organizations can provide services to the public more efficiently. The less government, the more vital our civic and charitable organizations will be. Public financing and mandatory spending limits for campaigns will limit the influence of big money in politics. Reducing the power of experts and lobbyists will make government more responsive to citizens' views. State and local laws can be designed to fit local needs and wishes.
Small governments are more efficient and more responsive.
Governing is not about choosing among competing interests, but about collective efforts to meet society's needs. Improving civic education will strengthen civic engagement and give citizens the skills to tackle community problems. Active citizens help bring ailing communities back to life. In Opposition to Choice 3 Businesses trying to perform public services won't be able to make enough money. If the private sector takes over these services, no one will look out for the public's interest.