My Vision For America

“The American flag represents all of us and all the values we hold sacred” Adrian Cronauer uttered this statement that still abide true considering that America was constructed by the people for the people and continues to be operated in that way. The United States of America advances despite the improbable conception because of patriotism within the citizens and because of the acceptance of unique religions of American citizens.

When our forefathers created this country on hopes and dreams, freedom of speech and, on our rights as human beings. They planned our government following through with all of these. The forefathers envisioned our government would protect our rights. When I think of "My Vision For America" I think of a better, stronger, and smarter government.

In its prime, America was the model other countries aimed to become. American citizens were not ashamed to be patriotic and proudly stand beside the American flag. No one dared to burn or disgrace the red, white,

Imagine a world free from disease, free from hate, free from hunger, with better education, and most importantly free from pollution. Seems impossible doesn’t it, well, that's why I’m considered an optimist. Though faith in humanity is almost gone, through new generations maybe we can re inspire this country.

My vision for America is success. The way the world is evolving today has gave us something to look forward to in the world, whether it comes to the advancement in technology, the employment line, and whether it comes down to the education which is the foundation of success.

America has been affected positively and negatively for many reasons. My vision for America consists of better military standards, priorities focused on the people, and a healthy country. Having these visions implemented would most likely impact America positively.

America is a great place, and we need to continue our progress to make sure she continues to be the greatest country in the world. My first hope for America’s future is decreasing the 19 trillion dollars we have in debt to other countries. My second hope for America is changing our current tax break policy. It needs to be readjusted to benefit all Americans as currently it is more beneficial to the wealthy. My last hope for America is that we as a nation do a better job showing our appreciation to our veterans.

My American Dream is the unification between the people of America based not on their originating land, gender, sexuality, or ideas, but one the future they all share. Together, we can not only envision a better America, but implement it.

The future of the United States could have many different outcomes. But my vision for the future of America is it will be a safe place with American citizens that will protect and serve the United States of America. The future of America in my eyes is a place that is safe, a country that is independent, and a country that has a good military that will end any disputes or wars between countries.

I assume my vision for America would be similar to any other high school senior or person my age. A place where everyone is equal; for the generations to precede us not to be suffocated by debt as our generation is; to be able to trust the politicians we elect to work for the peoples of America, and not solely in their own interest; those are just some of the ideals I see for a more perfect America. Some might say that those ideas are or would be a utopian idea, but they shouldn’t be seen as that because those are common ideals and what America should strive for to become better.

All in all, my vision for America is very simple.I believe that there are some problems that America can address that they have not already done. Education is a very important topic to be discussed because it is teaching the future. Also, we have to ban some important things that I believe is wrong. One thing that I believe is wrong is protesting at a funeral. The military protect us at the U.S., so why protest when someone dies? The final topic that I believe is that we should be more focused on America rather than another

“One Nation, under God, with Liberty and Justice for all.” This is a quote from the Pledge of Allegiance, which we say with our hands over our hearts on many occasions. This pledge is not just words. To me, saying these few lines, which I have had memorized since I was just a few years old, means everything. When I hear those lines, I am reassured that America is

You ask what my vision for America is, and well, my vision for America is an America where I can attend college. My vision for America is an America where I can start a family one day, without worrying how I can feed them. My vision for America, is an America where I can live a life born from an immigrant, while granted the rights and opportunities of everyone else. My vision for America is an America that holds my

“This right now, is the greatest country on Earth”, First Lady Michelle Obama announces in her speech at the Democratic National Convention. She is indefinitely describing the United States of America, however there are many that would say the contrary. Yet there is no denying America’s greatness and accomplishments, is the American Dream that gives its country the valor and beauty it wears actually true? The American Dream serves as the foundation of ideals that cloaks the nation, and inspires the belief that anyone is able to build themselves a better future from the bottom up through hard work and determination by the help of opportunities and instilled equality. The United States of America is looked at as a world power with dominating influence over international affairs and leading military superiority. For centuries, the country has been seen as the symbol for hope, opportunity, and freedom for all its citizens. Its pride and perseverance has served as role models for other nations and their fight for freedom sparked independent movements worldwide. There are many ways to describe the United States, as well as there are outlooks on the American Dream. According to one’s perspective and background, the American Dream holds the promise for a better life and new opportunity, however with the country’s unmistakable corruptions and flaws, to honor and believe those values is up to the individual to decide.

These kinds of well-articulated visions can inspire hope and move a nation and its people to achieve the highest of ideals.