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Balanced Party - Definition and Overview
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Balanced Party


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The five (5) basic principles of the Balanced Party are crafted to address the strategic future of our country. The Principles are designed to efficiently and effectively empower the framework of the United States Constitution and The Bill of Rights for managing the United States of America while providing the gravity needed to unite peoples of our great nation's different political parties, diversities, followings and faiths. They are: 

   * Transparent and Accountable Government
   * The Dignity of Human Rights
   * Balanced Trade
   * Economic Solvency
   * Conduct workable Foreign Policy

As the founder of the Balanced Party and the Presidential Candidate for 2008, Orion Karl Daley views that "The health, safety and welfare of the people represents the state in the soundness of this nation. It is in the combination of these factors where uniquely distinguishable, but are inseparable, that provides purpose of the Government and nothing further, nor less. It is in the standards of measure for this soundness, that the state of its people, and thus the Union is served."

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