#4. Let's lower electric bills by unlocking the power of the stars-nuclear fusion. Nuclear fusion power plants work the same way as nuclear fission power plants. But nuclear fusion would use a lot less fuel over time than nuclear fission, and nuclear fusion has zero risk of a meltdown. Nuclear fusion power plants would also take up less space than solar panel farms and wind farms.
I like the 80/20 rule. Here are my suggestions for keeping things affordable and saving people money.
#1. End electric vehicle mandates. Don't force people to give up gasoline-powered cars, and don't force car companies to make electirc cars. Enable people to keep gasoline-powered cars by reopening all the oil refineries that were closed in the United States, and by finding ways to increase the production of biofuels so.we'ee prepared when we run out of oil underground.
#2. Make education cheaper and more effective at the same time. Private school students and homeschooled students usually outperform public school students. I'd like to see the mayor of some town abolish the town's public school district. Then that town could lower property taxes by up to 70% and that would encourage residents and businesses to move in.
#3. Figure out how to turn "marriage deserts" into "marriage gardens". Roughly two-thirds of long-term prison inmates grew up without their fathers. It costs tens of thousands of dollars to keep someone behind bars for one year. So if you can one person out of prison for five or six decades, you can save millions. Let's make it harder for couples to get divorced so more kids have fathers in their lives. Also, get rid of Child Protective Services. Sometimes "cruel and unusual punishment" is the only punishment that will get a kid to straighten up and fly right.
