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HONOR

INTEGRITY

INCORRUPTIBLE

Richard L. Uggen

for

president 2028

About

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Who is Richard L. Uggen?

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Army Veteran, Teacher, Factory Worker, Cook, Janitor, Union Member, Coach, and Volunteer

After retiring from 23 years of military service and 12 years teaching in the public school system, I decided it is time to stop complaining about the poor leadership in our federal government.

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Career politicians and billionaires are out of touch with the real world.

 

Its time for average ordinary working class citizens to show our politicians how the rest of the country manages a household budget on a fixed income.

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MY VALUES

It is time for average everyday working class American citizens to step up and take their place in the halls of congress and in the White House... To better represent average everyday working class American families.

 

I am committed to a future where the civic duty of the office of the President of the United States leads to real progress; a vision of progress that transcends beyond the next election cycle. The values below are the foundation of every action I will take to build a long term blueprint for a more prosperous United States of America and build an equitable society for generations to come.

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NOBODY for PRESIDENT

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INTEGRITY

I will be transparent and honest in every decision I make. I will take responsibility for my actions and ensure our government's actions reflect our words.

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PROGRESS

I will use the power of this office to drive innovation and forward-thinking in our national policies that will empower every State to be competitive and prosperous in a rapidly changing world.

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COOPERATION

I will rebuild our foreign relationships, partnerships and alliances; and promote a domestic national culture of diversity and tollerance where all voices can be heard.

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JUSTICE

I will uphold the constitution and hold our federal offices accountable for their actions. I will advocate for fair and equal  representation in our Congress and promote a government  culture that provides equitable opportunities for all citizens.

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SERVICE

I will put the needs of the nation first before my own.  I will be relentless in my position that  our government's actions and policies must benefit working class families.

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ACTION

I will turn vision into reality with clear decisive leadership and guidance by leveraging the nonpartisan energy of our congress.

My Vision for the United States of America

I envision a nation where civic engagement serves as the bedrock of every state. This path relies on the principle of prioritizing working class families. I am dedicated to enacting decisive policies that amplify every citizen's voice and expand their access to financial independence. By working as one indivisible nation, we will reestablish our path towards living out the true meaning of our creed through equality, honor, respect, safety and security for all.

  Policy Pillars
    Does it Benefit Working Class Families
    Fraternity Through Moral Values
    Unified Collective Action
    Strong National Defense and Immigration Control
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LTC(R) Richard L. Uggen

FUTURE LEADER and
COMMANDER in CHIEF

With a background in public service and a commitment to transparency, I am dedicated towards building a community where civic duty meets progress. I am ready to lead this country with honor and integrity; with a focus on the values that have defined our country for more than two centuries.

  • 25+ Years in Public Service
  • Deployed Four Times  to the Middle East 
  • 2+ Years Working with our European Allies to Deter Russian Aggression

JOIN THE MOVEMENT

JOIN THE
PURPLE WAVE

VOTE FOR THE FUTURE • VOTE FOR THE FUTURE • VOTE FOR THE FUTURE • VOTE FOR THE FUTURE •

Core Principles of Conservativism
Are these only Republican Positions?

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Limited Government

Federal power should be kept low, leaving most decisions to state and local governments or individual citizens.

Free Markets

Economic growth thrives on private enterprise, low taxes, and minimal government regulation.

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Individual Liberty

Personal freedom and private property rights must be protected against government overreach.

Traditional Values

Social stability depends on established institutions like traditional marriage, family structure, and religious faith.

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Strong National Defense

A powerful military and secure borders are essential to maintain peace and protect the nation.

Rule of Law

Society must adhere strictly to the U.S. Constitution and established legal precedents rather than shifting political trends.

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Core Principles of Liberalism
Are these only Democratic Positions?

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Individualism

The individual human being is the basic unit of ethics and politics, holding moral priority over the collective state or group.

Individual Liberty

People have the freedom to think, speak, and act as they please, provided their actions do not harm others.

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Equality and Moral Equality

All individuals possess equal moral worth and are treated equally before the law, regardless of race, gender, or background.

Rule of Law

A stable legal framework restrains government power and applies equally to every citizen, preventing arbitrary rule.

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Consent of the Governed

Legitimate government authority comes only from the consent and participation of the people, typically expressed through liberal democracy and regular elections.

Private Property and Economic Freedom

Individuals have the right to own property and engage in voluntary market exchange with minimal unfair interference.

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Tolerance and Pluralism

Society should accept diverse beliefs, religions, and lifestyles, respecting differences within a free civic space.

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