The speaker outlines their vision for the presidency, emphasizing the need to shift power from unions and bureaucrats to parents. They criticize the current leadership in Washington for its inefficiency and inability to address issues. The speaker also highlights failures in foreign policy under the Obama, Clinton, and Kerry team, pointing to a legacy of unresolved crises. They express a desire to change the approach towards Cuba, advocating for solidarity with a free Cuban people, and declare readiness to lead as President.

What is the speaker's main goal regarding decision-making power?

• To eliminate decision-making power

• To give more power to unions

• To centralize power in the government

• To return power to parents

What does the speaker identify as a major issue with the current political establishment?

• Their support for unions

• Their focus on foreign policy

• Their role in creating problems

• Their ability to resolve issues

What legacy does the speaker attribute to the Obama-Clinton-Kerry foreign policy team?

• A legacy of strong alliances

• A legacy of economic growth

• A legacy of peace and stability

• A legacy of unresolved crises

What does the speaker believe is needed in relation to Cuba?

• A tourist visit to Havana

• A trade embargo with Cuba

• Support for the current Cuban government

• Solidarity with a free Cuban people

What role does the speaker express readiness to take on?

• A union leader

• A foreign policy advisor

• The President of the United States

• A member of Congress