In the wake of the 2024 presidential election, where Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, many Americans are asking: “How did we get here?” and more importantly, “Where do we go from here?” Some Trump supporters have expressed deep frustration, saying their lives were upended by the current administration’s policies, despite many promises being kept. Others felt let down by unfulfilled goals or cultural changes they didn’t agree with. Meanwhile, many Harris supporters viewed her as a stabilizing force and were shocked by the outcome. What’s clear is this: the country remains deeply divided—but within that division lies a longing for solutions that are real, fair, and rooted in freedom.

The Liberty and Prosperity Plan offers just such a path. Grounded in the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, this plan provides a freedom-forward and prosperity-minded alternative to authoritarian proposals like Project 2025. Rather than force ideological conformity, it allows every group to thrive on their own terms, while still participating in a stronger, more unified America.

Let’s take a respectful and honest look at who voted for Trump, who voted for Harris, and how the Liberty and Prosperity Plan can meet each group where they are—with dignity, opportunity, and freedom.

1. White Working-Class and Rural Voters

• Election Support: Strongly pro-Trump
• Why: Economic dislocation, erosion of traditional values, desire for national pride, gun rights, and loss of cultural visibility and personal status—especially among working-class white men who once felt central to America’s identity and prosperity.
• Core Needs: Jobs, stability, respect, autonomy, and a renewed sense of purpose and contribution

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Infrastructure and small business investment in rural areas
• Job creation in agriculture, energy, and restoration industries
• Strong Second Amendment protections alongside community-based safety
• Honors the dignity of all key contributors, including rural white men, by valuing work, craftsmanship, and mentorship—fostering mutual respect, shared responsibility, and community leadership

2. Evangelical and Fundamentalist Christians

• Election Support: Overwhelmingly Trump
• Why: Religious liberty, pro-life values, concerns about secularism
• Core Needs: Freedom of religion, moral clarity, community cohesion

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Absolute protection of the First Amendment
• No state-imposed religion, but room for faith-based values to flourish
• Promotes service, community rebuilding, and dignity for all
• Recognizes and honors the significant role that faith-based organizations and individuals play in strengthening the nation through charitable giving and compassionate outreach. Groups such as churches, missions, and organizations like the Salvation Army, as well as individuals like Sean of Midlife Stockman, exemplify how Americans uplift one another through private initiative, generosity, and moral action.
• According to multiple studies, charitable contributions by individuals and nonprofit organizations in the U.S. often exceed the direct social spending of the federal government in comparable areas, showing that a morally engaged public can be a powerful force for national renewal.

3. Suburban Women

• Election Support: Split, leaning Harris
• Why: Education, reproductive rights, cost of living, family safety
• Core Needs: Stability, fairness, freedom of choice, child well-being

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Supports access to quality education, family healthcare, and economic fairness
• Invests in local safety and community leadership
• Values women’s autonomy without political overreach
• Emphasizes full sovereignty for all women over their bodies, minds, and emotional well-being
• Ensures that every lawful pursuit of happiness that supports family life and community health is honored and protected under a framework of dignity and equality

4. Young Voters (18–29)

• Election Support: Majority Harris, some disengaged
• Why: Climate concerns, student debt, inclusivity, freedom of expression
• Core Needs: Voice, future security, affordability

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Green job programs and regenerative economy focus
• Tuition-free public education and debt reform
• Protection of civil rights and creative innovation
• Strong emphasis on housing opportunity and affordability, aiming to alleviate homelessness and boost public safety while also creating vibrant communities for every stage of life—from young singles and new families to established households and senior citizens
• Advocates for restructuring housing affordability to align with Dave Ramsey’s guidance, ensuring that housing costs (including rent or mortgage, taxes, insurance, and fees) do not exceed 25% of take-home pay
• Supports practical reforms to housing regulations, zoning, tax benefits for owner-occupied homes, and construction incentives, along with investment in programs that demonstrate proven success in increasing shelter access and decreasing housing costs for starter homes

5. Black and Brown Voters

• Election Support: Predominantly Harris, but shifting patterns
• Why: Racial justice, economic opportunity, community investment
• Core Needs: Safety, equity, dignity, ownership

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Community-centered investment and infrastructure
• Justice reform and restorative policing models
• Home ownership and entrepreneurship opportunities
• Supports the end of discriminatory practices like redlining, ensuring access to banking, lending, and housing for all citizens regardless of race or background
• Encourages the development of diverse neighborhoods and integrated communities where people from different cultural backgrounds can live, learn, and thrive together
• Promotes educational and employment opportunities that uplift historically excluded communities, while also offering pathways to understanding, mutual respect, and greater harmony across racial and cultural lines through public education and community programs
• Recognizes that many well-meaning Americans may feel uncertain about how to build relationships across divides, and encourages national conversation, neighborhood engagement, and inclusive growth to help heal longstanding separations

6. Immigrants and First-Generation Americans

• Election Support: Mostly Harris, but with Trump inroads
• Why: Economic growth, legal clarity, safety, strong leadership
• Core Needs: Legal pathways, stability, family unity

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Streamlined legal immigration systems
• Protections for immigrant families
• Support for small business ownership and integration
• Recognizes the enormous contributions immigrants and first-generation Americans make to the U.S. economy, culture, and innovation—from agriculture and healthcare to entrepreneurship and community development
• Supports thorough vetting to ensure national safety while also correcting common misperceptions: research consistently shows that immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than native-born citizens (see Cato Institute, 2018; American Immigration Council, 2021)
• Honors the immigrant story as the backbone of America’s past and future—reminding us that many of our own ancestors once came here seeking the same liberty and opportunity
• Celebrates the vibrancy and richness immigrants bring to our towns, food, music, language, and traditions—strengthening the pluralistic character of our nation
• Upholds equal dignity for all people regardless of race, language, or origin, and sees every law-abiding, contributing neighbor as a key partner in national renewal
• The Liberty and Prosperity Plan commits to ensuring that the pursuit of happiness is accessible to all—including determined, resilient individuals like single parents, caregivers, and newcomers striving to elevate their families and contribute meaningfully to their communities

7. Highly Educated and Urban Progressives

• Election Support: Strongly Harris
• Why: Climate action, social justice, public investment
• Core Needs: Evidence-based policy, equity, free expression

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Data-informed governance and transparency
• Climate-forward infrastructure and permaculture models
• Emphasis on free press and civil discourse
• Encourages mutual understanding across ideological divides by acknowledging the strengths of rural and conservative communities, especially their strong sense of service, faith, and neighborliness
• Promotes generational leadership by investing in the ideas and candidacies of younger Americans—particularly in environmental, social, and economic planning
• Seeks to restore international alliances and undo civil liberty restrictions by reaffirming America’s commitments to openness, dignity, and global cooperation
• Supports media plurality, discouraging monopolies and fostering journalistic standards that elevate truth-telling and minimize fear-based narratives
• Advocates strong safeguards to ensure that investment firms and corporate entities do not manipulate housing, commodities, or essential markets at the expense of individuals and families
• Proposes reforms to stabilize U.S. currency through real-value anchors, including precious metals, while restoring trust in the financial system
• Supports re-regulation of banking and lending institutions, including auditing and public accountability of credit unions and S&Ls
• Believes that constitutional rights must be reserved for people—not corporations—ensuring that civic protections cannot be distorted by concentrated private power

8. The Ultra-Wealthy and Business Elites

Clarifying How the L&P Plan Supports Ethical Prosperity for the Ultra-Wealthy:

The Liberty and Prosperity Plan does not vilify wealth—it challenges the misuse of influence and calls for ethical reinvestment in the country that made that wealth possible. When well-designed, this plan enables high-net-worth individuals and businesses to thrive while also securing national strength, public trust, and market stability.

• Why: Concerned with taxation, market growth, global leadership
• Core Needs: Economic stability, innovation, reputation

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Balanced taxation with incentives for reinvestment
  • Creates a simplified, stepped tax system that is fair and transparent, offering incentives for investments that improve community well-being and national resilience. Wealthy individuals are rewarded not for avoiding taxes, but for ethically reinvesting in America’s shared future.
• Public-private partnerships for innovation
  • Fosters mutually beneficial alliances between business and government to tackle complex issues—like clean energy, rural broadband, or wildfire resilience—creating new markets and strengthening the public’s trust in private-sector leadership.
• Global leadership through ethical and green enterprise
  • Encourages U.S.-based businesses to model responsible capitalism on the world stage, which attracts long-term global partnerships and reinforces consumer loyalty based on trust and shared values.
• Public-private partnerships for innovation
• Global leadership through ethical and green enterprise
• Advocates a fully transparent, balanced federal budget to ensure accountability and fairness—just as individual households must do
• Calls for restructuring the federal tax code with a stepped rate beginning at 10%, rising no higher than 25% (except in declared national emergencies), and anchored by a personal exemption equal to the federal poverty threshold
• Encourages simplification of the tax code by removing special loopholes, limiting tax credits to only those with demonstrated public benefit, and treating all investment gains as regular income
• Proposes routine audits for high-net-worth individuals to prevent unfair avoidance schemes such as loan-based income substitutions
• Suggests gradually reducing federal land ownership where management is unaffordable, transferring stewardship to states capable of responsible care—especially in areas where wildfire, drought, and neglect are worsened by underfunding
• Seeks to eliminate corporate personhood, ensuring that constitutional rights remain the sole domain of individuals, not institutions
• Emphasizes that true prosperity includes long-term market stability, equitable economic participation, and ethical conduct from those with the most power and influence

9. Project 2025 Supporters and Architects

• Election Support: Strongly pro-Trump and institutional conservative
• Why: Desire for centralized authority, religious and moral conformity, rollback of federal bureaucracy, and realignment of government with traditionalist Christian values
• Core Needs: Cultural stability, reduced government complexity, restored perceived national identity, and institutional loyalty

L&P Plan Alignment:

• Recognizes the desire for institutional integrity and moral clarity by promoting local governance, transparency, and community-driven service
• Upholds the First Amendment to allow religious expression without requiring national religious enforcement, protecting all traditions equally
• Respects the call for smaller, more efficient government by streamlining agencies for effectiveness, not political control
• Offers a more sustainable path to national renewal through ethical leadership, fair economic policy, and universal liberty—ensuring that the nation’s transformation uplifts all citizens without compromising constitutional rights or pluralism
• Provides a peaceful and inclusive alternative to centralized ideological authority, with an emphasis on dignity, service, and non-coercive prosperity

A Vision of Unity and Shared Prosperity

Another pressing concern that intersects across all demographics is the ethical production and distribution of food. The Liberty and Prosperity Plan acknowledges that something has shifted in America’s food supply over recent decades—contributing to increased obesity, metabolic dysfunction, and reduced health outcomes. In the 1950s and prior, meals were largely composed of minimally processed ingredients that nourished bodies without the overuse of additives, preservatives, and engineered substitutes.

The Plan calls for a redirection of agricultural and food industry priorities to:

• Minimize or eliminate unnecessary chemical additives in processed foods
• Phase out the widespread use of antibiotics and synthetic medications in meat and farm-raised fish
• Prioritize organic, non-genetically modified seeds and farming practices
• Incentivize local, ethical food production that restores soil and ecosystems
• Align food exports with global standards to support international acceptance and improve trade opportunities

This transformation will not only help restore American health—it will increase global trust in our food system, reduce healthcare costs, and bring vibrancy and longevity to communities nationwide.

Another critical concern raised by many Trump supporters—and Americans across the spectrum—is the ongoing influx of immigrants into the United States. The Liberty and Prosperity Plan takes this issue seriously, but offers a solution grounded in long-term vision rather than reactive enforcement.

A strong, well-funded U.S. State Department has the capacity to lead global partnerships—not only to promote diplomacy, but to help stabilize conditions in other nations. By promoting the American socio-economic-political model of liberty, opportunity, and self-governance, the United States can help reduce the desperation that fuels mass migration.

This approach is not charity—it is strategic investment. When people around the world have access to prosperity, security, and fair governance in their own countries, they are far less likely to leave behind their families, cultures, and communities in search of safety or opportunity.

In other words: the most humane, effective, and long-lasting immigration solution is global uplift through liberty and fairness—an outcome the Liberty and Prosperity Plan is uniquely designed to promote.

📝 Note: The term socio-econo-political ideal refers to an integrated model where social cohesion, economic opportunity, and democratic governance work together to uplift people. It is not about exporting American dominance—but about sharing the ideals of liberty, fairness, and responsible self-governance with respect for cultural diversity.

One often overlooked area of economic recovery is international respect and tourism. The Liberty and Prosperity Plan promotes peaceful foreign relations and restored credibility on the world stage. This not only rebuilds trust and cooperation but also boosts free trade and cultural exchange. By honoring liberties at home and abroad, we encourage international visitors to return and explore America’s stunning natural beauty, national parks, cities, and diverse cultural history. Unlike tariffs that burden consumers and alienate partners, fair trade and inbound tourism create lasting prosperity and foster global goodwill.

While data continues to emerge, the long-term trade-offs are significant: tariffs may temporarily boost tax receipts but typically reduce overall trade activity, stifle supply chains, and depress demand. In contrast, welcoming global tourism and revitalizing free trade can generate billions more in GDP and associated tax revenue. America’s wilderness, hospitality, and enterprise spirit are magnetic to the world—if we remain open, free, and visionary.

This isn’t Pollyanna thinking—it’s a pragmatic vision rooted in constitutional freedom. As we see with individuals like Sean from the Midlife Stockman channel, real prosperity begins with service, moral integrity, and community uplift. The Liberty and Prosperity Plan is a blueprint to scale that success.

Together, we can move from division to unity, from scarcity to shared abundance. Not through force or fear, but through freedom and faith in one another.

Let’s rise together.