
Changes in Political Course and Ideology — Increased taxes, primarily to benefit the military budget, national security, and scientific research. — Restoration of lost national and family values, combating the moral decay of society and cultural regression. — Ensuring the right to own firearms. — Restoring the right to freedom of religion or belief. — Restoring the right to freedom of speech and movement. — Prohibition of the death penalty. — Introduction of additional taxes for organizations and individuals with excessively high incomes. — Introduction of suffrage. — Combating totalitarianism on an international level. — Maintaining cleanliness and order in large population centers. | Remained Unchanged — Minimizing government involvement in the economy. — Promoting free international trade. — Absence of social welfare. — Absence of environmental protection programs. — Increasing economic and military power. |
(This position is similar to the position of president in other states).