Strengthen The Differences Of Each State To Improve The States And National Economies

In the beginnings of our nation we had thirteen states, and one federal government. As time has progressed the number of states have increased to fifty, and the federal government has become the primary focal point, and money manager of the economy. We need to reverse this occurrence, and make each state a contributor to the federal government, to help pay for national goals and responsibilities. The states should become the primary money manager of their economies. Each state should be solely responsible for guiding their society and economy. We look to Washington D. C. to collect additional revenues for the states, and send the money back to the states. When in reality the state’s population knows best what their citizens need, and want from their state government.