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Project 27: An American Thought Experiment

Project 27: An American Thought Experiment

Paperback

United States Politics

ISBN10: 1722929375
ISBN13: 9781722929374
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Dec 27 2018
Pages: 172
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.40 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
At the CoPe Party, we strive to represent the goals and interests of the American COmmon PEople. We recognize that in order to achieve progress, we must make agreements, sometimes compromising desires and ideals. But our core values are what bind us together, and allow us to make sacrifices along the way, knowing we will always be there for each other.

Project 27, and the lessons that follow, arose form the need to layout the problems facing our nation at hand. Currently when an issue arises, we tend to drop everything we are doing and go tackle the problem at hand. This leads us to constantly shift focus on pressing issues, and end up with too many problems and not enough solutions. By outlining the requirements for a solution, and providing suggestions on how to solve a problem, we hope to develop a candid discussion on a tough issue and come to a consensus or resolution that we can all agree on.

Project 27 is the thesis for the political organization CoPe Party. The CoPe Party was formed with a mission to provide a vehicle for the changes brought forth by Project 27. The CoPe Party, representing the COmmon PEople, is an IRS registered 527 Non-Profit Political Organization. Be sure to visit www.CopeParty.us for more information.

Mission Statement

  • We emerged as a voice for the Common People.
  • We are a party of getting things done, which means we compromise on our ideas, but not our values.
  • We as a group vow to protect the individual's right to make decisions and think independently.

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