A New Prosperity Rally #1- Sharing Prosperity

[Potus]

Rally in the Mideast after pancake breakfast supporting local community scholarship fund



Good morning, everyone. Thank you so much for sticking around. I've gotten so much support from so many familiar faces during my time in public.

We just got finished raising a bit of money for an extremely noble cause. Affordable college is critical to the success of our nation's economy and to personal fulfillment. You all are doing your part by turning out here on a Saturday morning to have pancakes, socialize, and contribute. By making education more available, you're helping to share the prosperity of this great nation.

But for too many, that wealth isn't shared. For too many, success at the stock market doesn't translate to stability in the checkbook. It doesn't make for a better retirement. It doesn't help them pay for college, become debt-free, or just generally enjoy life. Nyman too often concerns itself with numbers that fit in a soundbyte. They want to be able to say that the market is up 500 points since I went to Nyman!

I'll cut to the chase, it's nonsense. They don't work to establish pragmatic, workable mechanisms to share prosperity on Wall Street with Main Street.

In my campaign for President, I've laid out a plan to create a new, shared prosperity in this country. The first plank of this platform is what I'm here to speak about.

Maxwell and I are proud to support allowing workers to invest up to $5,000 in pre-tax earnings. This makes investment a real possibility for thousands of middle and working class Atlasian families. By dealing them into the financial sector, we can strengthen both the financial sector and guarantee that success for the rich translates into success for the less wealthy.

Worker investment accounts will provide wonderful opportunities to thousands of Atlasian workers. Join me. Let's deal the middle class in. Let's give Atlasia a New Prosperity.

[Potus]

On how this plays into the campaign-

The New Prosperity is a clear, articulate plan that will generate debate, increase activity, and make the game more fun.

Whether or not you disagree with the concept of worker investment accounts, we must recognize that the last President who got more than one piece of meaningful legislation left office in June of last year. Duke passed both healthcare reform and that education package.

Since then, Nyman has been paralyzed, not by partisanship, but my lack of discussion and unique ideas. Even if you disagree with me, I can promise you this: Nyman will have something before them to debate, to discuss, and to govern from. Let's end the apathy, end the gridlock, and make the game fun again.

[Prince of Salem]

Yes! Keep it up!