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Re-Inventing Democracy for the 21st Century
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Cost of Living
  • Inflation Control: Legislation aimed at lower consumer prices, particularly for groceries, gas, and utilities.
  • Affordable Housing: Policies supporting tax credits for first-time homebuyers and incentives to increase housing supply.
  • Tax Relief: Adjustments to income tax brackets, child tax credits, and standard deductions for working families.
  • Wage Growth: Debates surrounding federal minimum wage increases to match the rising cost of living.
Healthcare
  • Prescription Drug Prices: Policies to expand government negotiation powers to lower the out-of-pocket costs of critical medications.
  • Program Protections: Safeguarding and funding core safety nets, specifically Medicare and Medicaid.
  • Insurance Accessibility: Reforms to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to lower premiums and expand coverage options.
  • Reproductive Healthcare: Legislation protecting family planning rights, alternative methods of bearing children, and women who have born children.
Education
  • Public School Funding: Federal and state resource allocation for K-12 classrooms, infrastructure, and special education programs.
  • Teacher Compensation: Initiatives aimed at raising base salaries to address nationwide educator shortages.
  • Higher Education Costs: Policies addressing student loan forgiveness and lowering the interest rates of federal student loans.
  • School Choice: Legislation regarding the expansion of vouchers, charter schools, and tax-credit scholarship programs.
Government
  • Voting Access and Election Rules: Legislation targeting national standards for mail-in voting, voter ID requirements, and ballot box access.
  • Campaign Finance Reform: Rules aimed at increasing transparency for political donations and limiting “dark money” in elections.
  • Ethics and Transparency: Enforcement of stricter ethics rules for active elected officials, including restrictions on stock trading.
  • Government Efficiency: Bipartisan efforts to reduce bureaucratic waste and optimize federal spending.
Security
  • Border Security: Funding for enhanced border infrastructure, technology, and hiring additional border patrol agents.
  • Immigration Reform: Legislative pathways for legal status, visa processing backlogs, and guest worker programs.
  • Public Safety & Crime: Funding for local law enforcement, community policing initiatives, and fentanyl trafficking enforcement.
  • Gun Policy: Measures regarding universal background checks and red-flag laws versus the protection of Second Amendment rights.
Peace
  • International Organizations: The United Nations (UN) is vital to world peace. The UN Security Council should be changed to prevent vetoes from its members from paralyzing its actions and those of the General Assembly.
  • Peacekeeping: Third-party mediation services and cooperative efforts are essential to prevent international disputes from escalating into violence.
  • Protection: All nations must be kept safe from external threats and unnecessary conflict.
  • Partnerships: Global efforts to resolve conflicts across frontiers must be funded and staffed to provide humanitarian assistance and prevent confrontations and aggression.
Environment
  • Climate Change Mitigation: Policies supporting transition frameworks to reduce net carbon emissions across major industries.
  • Renewable Energy Incentives: Tax credits and subsidies for domestic solar, wind, electric vehicle, and nuclear energy production.
  • Conservation: Safeguarding public lands, national parks, and marine ecosystems from corporate deregulation.
  • Clean Water and Air Infrastructure: Federal grants targeting the modernization of aging municipal water pipelines and pollution controls.