Unity Party of America

Welcome to the Unity Party of America

Balanced Budget Amendment

Unity supports the passage of a Balanced Budget Amendment in the interests of the nation's fiscal and economic health. Any short-term stimulative benefits gained by deficit spending are far outweighed by the long-term damage that spending inflicts on the economy. It's time to stop spending our children's inheritance and lock the box for future generations.

Thirty Over Thirty

Unity supports the elimination of all income tax on annual income below $30,000, and supports a tax of thirty percent on annual income over and above such a $30,000 exemption (e.g., a citizen earning $31,000 per year would pay $300 in income tax). This tax reform would provide relief for working families while providing predictable, long-term incentives for investors.

Carb Balancing

Unity supports a revenue measure based on the carbon content of fossil fuels as a simple way of balancing the budget, combating global warming by reducing emissions and encouraging the development of alternative energy sources. A reduction in fossil fuel consumption would also enhance American power abroad by making this nation less dependent on foreign sources of oil.

Health Care Tax Deduction

Unity supports a full tax deduction for the health care costs of all Americans who elect to pay for their own health coverage.

Social Security Tithe Pool

Unity supports the replacement of federal payroll taxes with a "tithe pool" of less than 10% of earned income. At the end of every fiscal year, the pool of revenues collected that year would be apportioned to guarantee Social Security benefits, Medicare, and other entitlement programs for the following calendar year.

Divident Tax Deduction

Unity supports a full deduction in corporate income tax for dividend payments to shareholders, just as interest payments on corporate debt are tax-deductible.

Economic-based Affirmative Action

Unity supports affirmative action based on economic background and not on the color of one's skin, in the belief that discrimination rooted in economic barriers is best combated by compensation based on economic principles.