Economy
Economy
Our economy is headed toward disaster. The factors that go into the looming collapse of the dollar are widespread, from the sub-prime mortgage meltdown, to the continued borrowing of money from China, to the off-shoring of our manufacturing jobs, to the waves of illegal aliens. All of these factors and more lead us to contemplate the coming economic downturn with a feeling of unease. Yet there is hope. The solutions are not easy, but they are thankfully simple.
Taxes
Taxation
I promise that I will fight to lower taxes. As any family knows, the money coming into the family budget must be at least equal to the money going out. Congress has not produced a balanced budget and has chose not to cut spending. Instead our representatives have run up the national debt while simultaneously printing money. Read more to find out how I propose to correct the imbalance. Read More Inflation
Inflation
The Federal Reserve, in concert with Congress, can create dollars without any tangible backing which causes inflation. As each new dollar is printed without any backing, all the other dollars are worth less. Rising prices (often misnamed inflation) merely reflect the fact that our dollars are worth less than they were a short while ago. People do understand this, and it is reflected in their skepticism of government. Read More Immigration
Illegal Immigration
As a nation of laws, we cannot endorse or promote the breaking of those laws. I reject amnesty for illegal aliens. I also believe it is the Constitutional duty of the Federal government to secure its borders. The illegal immigration issue is not all that complicated to solve. Read More
Terrorism
Terrorism
There is compelling evidence that al-Qaeda’s training camps have and continue to be effective in equipping foot soldiers to fight Americans. However, the most important part of deciding what to do about these terrorists is in determining why they attack us. Contrary to the myth, they do not attack us for our freedoms. Read More
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The Delavar Family
Michael Delavar was born and raised in Washington. He moved back to Washington when he was hired as a pilot by a local airline in 2000. In March of 2000, Michael met his wife, Katja while ballroom dancing in Seattle. Three months later, they were married and now have two energetic boys, 2-, and 4-years old. By trade, Katja is a dental hygienist, but stays at home with the children. When he is not campaigning or flying, Michael reads to his boys, paints oil portraits, ballroom dances with his wife, and cultivates bonsai. Michael, his wife and two children live in Washougal, in southwest Washington. Learn more... Donate Today
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