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Right now, in the United States, there seems to be a fifty-fifty split between Republicans and Democrats. Since in America all voters are considered equal, I think it could be fair that voters of each party can have say about their tax money.
So, using our present example > Hillary lost, but she got about fifty-percent of the votes; and so the Democratic voters should have use of fifty percent of tax money through candidates whom they have succeeded in electing into office, while the Republicans have about fifty percent of money to control.
They would not be allowed to spend their money on just anything.
Health care spending would have a minimum percentage. So would defense and education and some other items. But each party is authorized to control a certain amount of tax money, depending on how many votes they got for their presidential candidate.
This way, for one example, Democrats can vote their money into a health care bill which does what they want. But Republicans must use their health care money. Or unused money is automatically forfeited to the other party.
So, using our present example > Hillary lost, but she got about fifty-percent of the votes; and so the Democratic voters should have use of fifty percent of tax money through candidates whom they have succeeded in electing into office, while the Republicans have about fifty percent of money to control.
They would not be allowed to spend their money on just anything.
Health care spending would have a minimum percentage. So would defense and education and some other items. But each party is authorized to control a certain amount of tax money, depending on how many votes they got for their presidential candidate.
This way, for one example, Democrats can vote their money into a health care bill which does what they want. But Republicans must use their health care money. Or unused money is automatically forfeited to the other party.