First 100 Days in Congress

Curtis Clark’s first 100 days in Congress will be busy and long. In his first tenure on Capitol Hill, Curtis plans on submitting or co- sponsoring three pieces of legislation that will benefit not only his district in Michigan but all of our great nation.

1. One Bill One Vote: Currently, when legislation is sent for a vote, it is ripe with more pork than the original piece was intended to create. Curtis will submit legislation and then create a public relations campaign to gain support from the American people to ensure it passes. The title will be “One Bill-One Vote.” This legislation is intended to stop the pork in its tracks, and it will save countless billions and possibly more in government spending. No longer will pork be attached to meaningful legislation, forcing lawmakers to approve cocaine studies on birds to get healthcare reform passed.
2. Foreign Ownership of our Land: Recently, in Michigan and across America, foreign governments (particularly China) have been purchasing vast tracts of land (mostly farmland) to construct large solar farms. Curtis Clark will introduce legislation that would prohibit any foreign entity from owning American land. Recently, the Governor of Arkansas signed legislation stopping China from owning land in Arkansas. If this law is good enough for the Razorback State, it is good enough for America.
3. Implementing Lean Six Sigma: Lean Six Sigma is a renowned auditing process that strips waste from large budgets and dramatically reduces spending to save large corporations vast amounts of money. In his first 100 days in Congress, Curtis will sponsor or cosponsor legislation to have the entire Federal Government audited with the Lean Six Sigma accounting process. It is estimated that this process would trim several duplicative agencies out of government as well as trim waste by a trillion or more dollars annually, thus driving us closer to balancing our budget and reducing the size and scope of government.