Yoseph Yong

Alyssa Dugger, Ron Amchin, Sin Young Nam, Ed Suh

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Profile: Yoseph Yong

Religion: Christian Race: Asian, Korean Education: Undergraduate - Princeton University (Master's in Political Science) Graduate - Masters in Political Science from Princeton University J.D. Harvard Law School Degree: Law, Political Science Mascot: Blue Dog Work Experience: Governor of New York Political Ideology - government Party: Reliability Party Ideology: Fiscal Conservative

Campaign Platform -Budget Deficits we should cut back spending on war, health care, and social issues until we pay off all debts.

-Immigration Increase more open jobs that non-immigrants are not willing to do. The jobs that the immigrants take are an important role of our society. Legalize all immigrants (with certain circumstances) so that the immigrants are legal, they should be paying taxes to help the government.

-Global Warming Tax companies that pollute and use that money to give to scientists for research. Public awareness. Global warming is a threat to the earth and need to find other sources of energy.

Legislation Legislation:

-Iraq Withdrawl Act- Withdraw our troops from Iraq within 1 year.

-Immigration Act - Increase the number of immigrants allowed in the US and legalize all illegal immigrants that are here.

-Energy Research Act - Allocate tax money from production companies for alternative power/fuel supply research.

Roles of the President (Qualifications) 1. Chief of State: - head of the United States government 2. Chief Executive: -"executive" power, domestic and foreign affairs 3. Chief Administrator: - directs the government, administration employs 2.7 million

4. Chief Diplomat - Foreign Policy spokesman, followed by the rest of the world

5. Commander in Chief: - In charge of the military 6. Chief Legislator: - shapes congressional agenda, pushes legislature to Congress. 7. Chief of Party: - Leader of the party that they represent 8. Chief Citzen: - Represents the ideal citizen, shows moral leadership

5 Cabinet Positions

Cabinet Members Agriculture: Charles W. Stenholm (Former Top Democrat, House Agricultural Committee)

Energy: Philip R. Sharp (Resources for the future President)

Labor: Richard A. Gephardt (Former House Democratic Leader)

Transportation: Steve Heminzer (Executive Director of the San Francisco Bay, areas Metropolitan, Transportation Commission)

US Trade Representative: Daniel K. Tarullo (Georgetown University Law professor)