Imagine that Congress is trying to balance the budget and cutting spending for many programs. Create a persuasive presentation that persuades members of Congress to either support or not support continued funding for the payment program.

If the priority of society was the well-being of citizens, politicians would like to be on the front page of the press, opening mega-schools, libraries, canteens for the poorest children, etc., however, they leave the front page of the newspapers inaugurating mega-works of urban constructions, that honestly, none of the citizens will be able to enter these mega-works and it is necessary to clarify that they paid them through their taxes.

Explanation:

We are clear that those works for the benefit of society are not striking enough for politicians, for the simple reason that they are not expensive, and yet housing, education and transportation are essential services for a developed country. The cost cut does not affect all citizens equally. For example, the Government can make adjustments to programs of attention to poor citizens and in the meantime, some industrial and financial groups ensure a good slice of multi-million dollar contracts that have been absorbed by the Government for many years, or maintaining the same military expenditure.

The government should not forget that attention to minorities, to citizens who really need these budgets and would be affected by these cuts, are the fundamental basis of any society.