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I have two myself.
There will eventually be no corporate, or business tax of any kind. The market continues to be come connected, and that means we now compete against other nations. America has poor social services, and it will continue to be a hard sale for businesses.
Second, we will eventually do a major rewrite to the constitution doing away with Congress. Congress is by far the least popular branch of government. It's inefficient compared to a direct democracy. Furthermore, it's becoming apparent that our current form of government is starting to break down. It's far to open to corruption. So why not move over to a direct democracy now? The problem has always been how to get the votes in over a large area. We still need some time on this I think to get internet to everyone, and near absolute cellphone saturation.
There will eventually be no corporate, or business tax of any kind. The market continues to be come connected, and that means we now compete against other nations. America has poor social services, and it will continue to be a hard sale for businesses.
Second, we will eventually do a major rewrite to the constitution doing away with Congress. Congress is by far the least popular branch of government. It's inefficient compared to a direct democracy. Furthermore, it's becoming apparent that our current form of government is starting to break down. It's far to open to corruption. So why not move over to a direct democracy now? The problem has always been how to get the votes in over a large area. We still need some time on this I think to get internet to everyone, and near absolute cellphone saturation.