Fred’s Vision for America
Fred Koch, John Birch Society board member and its primary financial supporter, died before realizing his vision for America. Government hindered Fred’s freedom and believed social security and medicare made Americans lazy.
Before government, people worked all their lives. Today, elderly parasites look forward to social security, medicare, and retirement. Even ill and disabled elderly could do some work. By eliminating minimum wage, employers will readily hire even people in their nineties. With elderly discounts, they don’t need much money. Those on oxygen should not work around fire or electrical sparks. But this must be voluntary, not mandated by oppressive government regulations.
Sloth begins early, encouraged by liberal child labor laws and a 40-hour week. Dire economic times obligate children to help to lift their families from poverty. Before government enacted these freedom restricting laws, employers eagerly hired children as young as six.
Fred’s sons, David and Charles continue working to bring their fathers dream a reality. Charles opened a John Birch bookstore. David ran as Vice President on the Libertarian platform to end Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, minimum wage, post office, EPA, OSHA, FDA, Consumer Product Safety Act, usury laws, child welfare, and the Departments of Energy and Transportation. Additionally, they propose privatizing all highways, Interstates, and schools.
Today Charles and David are spending millions to elect Cory Gardner and others who share their agenda. To make Fred’s vision a reality, vote Republican.
