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Our present society mocks, dismisses, and derides masculinity and its associated virtues of sacrifice, toughness, strength, and decisiveness.  These virtues are essential to free societies to thrive.  Masculinity challenges are not just a problem for men, they are a problem for America.     

With the exception of Ukraine, this is also a global problem.  The Communists in China have recognized this problem within Chinese society and are taking real steps to address it.    

We must support programs that develop boys into men; and men into fathers (biological, spiritual, foster, coaches).  

• Repatriate manufacturing jobs to NC that can pay enough to support a family 
• Support the family-owned farm in NC.  Prohibit foreign ownership of farmland     
• Prohibit "Toxic Masculinity" training within the government and NC National Guard   
• Initiate legislation modelled on Florida's law, HB 7065, the "Responsible Fatherhood Initiative"
• Prohibit investors from buying single-family homes.  Refundable tax credits to those current investors who sell their single-family homes within a short timeframe.  

Our culture is continually working to turn women into men.  From proposals to make it compulsory for women to register for the draft to shaming women who want to leave the workforce to mother their young children, anti-feminine forces are wreaking havoc. 

• Womens' sports are essential to helping to develop leadership skills in girls and young women.  We must ensure that these activities remain competitive, enjoyable, and  supportive of feminine virtues.  

Innocence is being attacked as forces are working to sexualize (groom) children at younger and younger years.   

Social media is frequently used to bully young children.  It is also causing many mental illnesses.  We must devote more resources to helping parents raise strong children that can manage social media properly.  

• Initiate legislation modelled after Florida's Parental Rights in Education Law.  
• Replace Minor Consent Law (NCGS 90-21.5, as amended by Session Law 2021- 110/House Bill 96) https://www.ncleg.net/EnactedLegislation/Statutes/HTML/BySection/Chapter_90/GS_90- 21.5.html https://www.ncleg.gov/enactedlegislation/sessionlaws/pdf/2021-2022/sl2021-110.pdf "Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, a health care provider shall obtain written consent from a parent or legal guardian for any and all medical treatment, dental, behavioral, and health services provided to an individual under 18 years of age. Any individual who is under 18 years of age and who is emancipated may consent to medical treatment, dental, behavioral, and health services for himself or for his child." 
• Fund programs to streamline and expedite domestic adoptions, especially those who were spared from being aborted.  

We need to respect our elders and glean off of all their wisdom.  We must ensure that our senior population has facilities oriented to their physical, mental, social needs.    We must fund programs to help families care for their elder family members within or near their homes.  

The CDC has reported that more than 100,000 Americans died of drug overdoses in the past 12 months.  Nearly 2/3 of these deaths are related to fentanyl.  

Fentanyl is primarily developed in China, flown to Mexico, and smuggled into the USA by Mexican drug cartels.  A consumer typically purchases the drug via social media.  

• We need to charge fentanyl dealers with manslaughter charges modelled after California's proposed "Alexandra's Law"
• We need to request that the federal government arrest and prosecute smugglers with the highest possible crimes