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Article XI of XXVIII

Foreign Policy

America First, No Exceptions

End Lopsided Alliances

  • Phase down Israeli aid. The $3.8B annual package enters a three-year phase-down. Israel has a $500B GDP and does not need subsidies. The relationship becomes a partnership of equals.
  • NATO compliance or withdrawal. Nations not meeting 2% GDP defense spending lose American security guarantees.
  • All bilateral aid reviewed against "what does America get back?" Failed aid is redirected to domestic programs.

Military Restructuring

  • Close the majority of foreign military bases. End foreign deployments. Troops are restationed domestically or deployed on humanitarian and reconstruction projects abroad as a way to begin making amends with a world America has battered for decades.
  • Significant defense budget reallocation from foreign projection to domestic priorities: border security, infrastructure, workforce.
  • Maintain technological superiority and nuclear deterrence. Reduce global footprint.

Natural Disaster Response

FEMA is eliminated. The military — no longer deployed across 750 foreign bases — handles domestic disaster response directly. Troops stationed domestically deploy to hurricane zones, earthquake sites, wildfire areas, and flood regions. Faster response, more manpower, no separate bureaucracy. The military finally serves Americans at home instead of policing foreigners abroad.

Veterans

Healthcare and education benefits are unnecessary — both are already free for every American under this platform. The VA medical system is absorbed into single-payer.

Physical disability compensation continues for veterans with service-connected physical injuries. A massive audit identifies and removes fraudulent claims. Funds recovered from fakers are redistributed to veterans with genuine, provable physical disabilities.

Mental health is treated with treatment, not cash. Therapy is free. Medication is free. Asylums are available for severe cases. Money doesn't fix a broken mind — connection does. Government-funded veteran lodges provide places where vets can meet, support each other, form friendships, and build community. Cheap to operate, massive impact on quality of life.