The Union of the United States of America

The Democrats, Republicans and the Tea Parties do not seem to understand the difference between the Union of the United States of America and a union of a corporation such as General Motors. In the Declaration of Independence, the founders open the first statement of the USA by speaking about the 'one People.' Then, the Preamble of the Constitution say, "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, ..."

These founding words mean that the Union of United States of America is always perfecting, no matter how more perfect the Union has become. It is also clear that this Union has goals, which are reasonable and achievable

Obviously, the General Motor Corporation is not a union because it does not unify all of its workers under God. However, the General Motor Corporation can become a Union of the USA if all of its workers are unified under God.

It seems that a free market economy of companies cannot perfect the USA unless it aligns its goals to the goals of the USA.