Priorities
Policy Areas and Actions
Energy
Stop burning carbon
The United States will embark on a comprehensive policy aimed at curbing anthopogenic carbon emissions by revitalizing its nuclear infrastructure, expanding solar photovoltaic (PV) energy production, and implementing a robust carbon tax. This policy recognizes the urgent need to address climate change by transitioning from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources. By rebuilding the nuclear infrastructure, the policy aims to leverage nuclear energy’s reliability and low carbon footprint. Investment in advanced nuclear technologies, including small modular reactors, is expected to provide a steady and substantial supply of carbon-free electricity. Simultaneously, the expansion of solar PV infrastructure is a cornerstone of this initiative, promoting widespread adoption of solar power through incentives for residential and commercial installations, as well as large-scale solar farms. These measures not only aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but also to create a more resilient and sustainable energy grid.
A critical component of this policy is the introduction of a carbon tax, designed to discourage the burning of fossil fuels by assigning a monetary cost to carbon emissions. This economic approach incentivizes industries to adopt cleaner technologies and reduce their carbon footprints. Revenue generated from the carbon tax is proposed to be reinvested into the development of renewable energy projects, subsidies for clean energy technologies, and programs to assist communities transitioning away from fossil fuel dependence. By aligning economic incentives with environmental goals, the policy seeks to drive systemic change across the energy sector, fostering innovation and sustainability.
Collectively, these efforts represent a bold and multifaceted strategy to combat climate change, reduce air pollution, and position the United States as a leader in the global transition to a low-carbon economy.
Foreign Policy
Stop funding regional wars
Use military strength to force peace in regional conflicts (Israel, Russia, China). Remove bases that are not financially supported internationally. Invest in drone, electromagnetic, and missile defense.
The United States will transform foreign policy by halting the funding of regional wars and redirecting its military strategy towards enforcing peace in conflict zones such as in Palestine, Eastern Europe, East Asia, and Central Africa. Our military strength is a aggression deterent that in etself can deter agression and foster stability in volatile regions. This approach involves diplomatic and strategic measures that prioritize conflict resolution and peace enforcement, rather than prolonging conflicts through financial and military support. Concurrently, the policy mandates the withdrawal of American military bases that lack international financial support, ensuring that U.S. defense resources are efficiently allocated and reducing unnecessary military expenditures abroad.
To complement this shift, the U.S. is investing heavily in advanced defense technologies, including drones, electromagnetic systems, and missile defense capabilities. These investments are designed to enhance the precision and effectiveness of military operations while minimizing human casualties and operational costs. Drones and electromagnetic warfare technologies provide sophisticated surveillance and defensive capabilities, allowing the U.S. to maintain a strategic advantage and respond swiftly to emerging threats. Enhanced missile defense systems offer robust protection against aerial and ballistic missile attacks, safeguarding both national and allied territories.
By focusing on these advanced technologies, the policy aims to create a more agile, responsive, and cost-effective military force, capable of enforcing peace and stability in critical regions around the world.
Education
Make teaching competitive
Provide incentives for teachers to perform – standardized testing.
We will initiate performance-based incentives tied to standardized testing outcomes and other measurable indicators of student success. By linking teacher compensation and career advancement opportunities to the academic performance of their students, the policy seeks to motivate educators to adopt innovative teaching methods and engage more deeply with their students’ learning processes. This approach not only aims to elevate the quality of education but also to attract and retain highly skilled and passionate individuals in the teaching profession, transforming it into a more dynamic and results-oriented field.
Additionally, the policy includes comprehensive support structures to ensure teachers have the necessary resources and professional development opportunities to succeed. This includes access to cutting-edge educational tools, ongoing training programs, and mentorship from experienced educators. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement and professional growth, the policy aims to create a more supportive and collaborative environment within schools. Standardized testing, while often contentious, is envisioned as a tool not just for evaluation but for identifying areas where teachers and students need additional support. The ultimate goal is to create a more competitive, rewarding, and effective educational system that can better prepare students for the challenges of the future while recognizing and promoting the excellence of its educators.
Healthcare
Expand medicaid eligibility
Preventative care for all and obesity prevention
We will advance a transformative policy to address the inefficiencies and poor outcomes of our healthcare system, which currently consumes nearly 20% of the nation’s GDP. Central to this policy is providing universal access to preventive care, including routine checkups, vaccinations, and counseling. By ensuring that every citizen has access to these essential services, the policy aims to catch diseases early, significantly improving survival rates and reducing the overall financial burden on the healthcare system. To fund this initiative, the policy proposes to leverage Medicare by eliminating all income and categorical restrictions, thereby broadening its reach and ensuring comprehensive preventive care is available to all, regardless of socioeconomic status. This proactive approach is designed to mitigate the onset of chronic diseases and other serious health conditions, ultimately leading to better health outcomes and more sustainable healthcare spending.
In conjunction with expanding preventive care, the policy directly tackles the high obesity rates that exacerbate negative health outcomes across the country. Recognizing obesity as a critical public health issue, the policy emphasizes early education, counseling, and incentives to promote healthier lifestyles. Educational programs in schools and communities will focus on the risks of obesity and the benefits of maintaining a healthy weight, empowering individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions.
By fostering a nationwide culture of health awareness and providing the necessary support to adopt healthier behaviors, this policy aims to curb the obesity epidemic and enhance the overall well-being of the population.
Homelessness
New Deal for the unhoused
Offer government work in exchange for federally funded housing through street cleaning: sweeping, washing, and trash collection
America will introduce a groundbreaking policy known as the “New Deal for the Unhoused,” which aims to provide federally funded housing in exchange for participation in government work programs focused on street cleaning, including sweeping, washing, and trash collection. This policy addresses the urgent need for both housing and employment opportunities among the homeless population. By offering stable housing and dignified work, the policy seeks to restore self-sufficiency and pride among individuals experiencing homelessness. The government work programs not only provide immediate employment but also contribute to cleaner, safer, and more pleasant urban environments, benefiting the entire community.
Participants in the New Deal for the Unhoused program will receive housing funded by federal resources, ensuring they have a safe and stable place to live. In return, they will engage in essential municipal services that help maintain public spaces. This mutually beneficial arrangement aims to reduce homelessness and enhance the quality of life in cities and towns across the nation. Additionally, the policy includes support services such as job training, healthcare, and counseling to help participants transition into long-term employment and stability. By combining housing with meaningful work and comprehensive support, the New Deal for the Unhoused strives to create a sustainable solution to homelessness, promoting community revitalization and social integration.
Space
Send a human to Mars
Provide competitive funding for space exploration objectives
We will embark on an ambitious policy dedicated to expanding our civiliazation to another planet, marking a new era in space exploration. This policy aims to position the U.S. as a leader in space innovation by providing competitive funding to support comprehensive research and development efforts required for a successful manned mission to Mars. By allocating substantial resources to NASA and partnering with private aerospace companies, the policy seeks to foster innovation and collaboration within the space sector. The funding will be directed towards developing advanced propulsion systems, life support technologies, and sustainable habitats, ensuring that the mission is not only successful but also safe and efficient.
In addition to technological advancements, the policy emphasizes the importance of extensive training and preparation for astronauts who will undertake the Mars mission. This includes rigorous physical and psychological training, simulations of the Martian environment, and the development of robust health and safety protocols. By investing in these critical areas, the policy aims to overcome the formidable challenges of interplanetary travel and establish a human presence on Mars. The broader objective is to inspire future generations, drive scientific discovery, and explore new frontiers of human potential.
By prioritizing competitive funding and international collaboration, the United States hopes to achieve a historic milestone in space exploration, demonstrating its commitment to pushing the boundaries of human achievement and expanding our understanding of the universe.
Debt
No more deficit spending
Reduce federal spending to federal tax revenue. Leverage AI to reduce administrative burden.
We will launch a proactive policy aimed at cleaning up the streets by providing competitive federal funding to cities that show the most significant improvement in terms of cleanliness and reducing the density of debris in public areas. This policy recognizes the importance of clean and well-maintained urban environments in enhancing quality of life, promoting public health, and fostering economic development. Cities that demonstrate measurable progress in addressing litter, waste management, and overall cleanliness will be eligible for increased federal funding, encouraging local governments to prioritize initiatives aimed at improving their public spaces.
To support this policy, the federal government will collaborate with cities to develop innovative strategies and best practices for tackling litter and maintaining cleanliness. These efforts may include community cleanup programs, enhanced waste disposal infrastructure, public awareness campaigns, and partnerships with businesses and nonprofits.
By incentivizing cities to invest in cleanliness and sustainability, the policy aims to create vibrant and inviting urban areas that residents and visitors can enjoy. Additionally, the competitive nature of the funding allocation fosters healthy competition among cities, driving continuous improvement and fostering a national culture of environmental stewardship.
Public Infrastructure
Clean the Streets
Provide competitive federal funding to cities with highest improvement of cleanliness in terms of density of debris in public areas
We will launch a proactive policy aimed at cleaning up the streets by providing competitive federal funding to cities that show the most significant improvement in terms of cleanliness and reducing the density of debris in public areas. This policy recognizes the importance of clean and well-maintained urban environments in enhancing quality of life, promoting public health, and fostering economic development. Cities that demonstrate measurable progress in addressing litter, waste management, and overall cleanliness will be eligible for increased federal funding, encouraging local governments to prioritize initiatives aimed at improving their public spaces.
To support this policy, the federal government will collaborate with cities to develop innovative strategies and best practices for tackling litter and maintaining cleanliness. These efforts may include community cleanup programs, enhanced waste disposal infrastructure, public awareness campaigns, and partnerships with businesses and nonprofits.
y incentivizing cities to invest in cleanliness and sustainability, the policy aims to create vibrant and inviting urban areas that residents and visitors can enjoy. Additionally, the competitive nature of the funding allocation fosters healthy competition among cities, driving continuous improvement and fostering a national culture of environmental stewardship.
Transportation
Improve Public Transportation
Provide competitive funding to public transportation with highest levels of quality improvement and technological promise. Privitize highly unprofitable systems
Our public transit systems need to be on schedule, safe, and clean. We will provide competitive funding to those that demonstrate significant improvements in quality, technological advancement, and economic efficiency. By setting high standards and encouraging transit authorities to meet them, the policy seeks to elevate the overall performance of public transportation across the nation. We will overhaul the majority of government funded systems in America to ensure this happenbs.
This competitive funding approach will incentivize transit agencies to prioritize improvements that directly impact the user experience. To qualify for funding, systems must show measurable progress in maintaining punctual schedules, ensuring passenger safety, and keeping facilities and vehicles clean. Economic efficiency will also be a key criterion, encouraging systems to optimize operations and reduce wasteful spending. By rewarding excellence and innovation, this policy aims to create a more dependable and appealing public transportation network.
The ultimate goal is to provide a high-quality transit experience that meets the needs of all users, fostering greater public trust and increased ridership, and contributing to the broader objectives of urban sustainability and reduced traffic congestion.
Campagin Finance
Our public officials represent the people, not foreign governments and interest groups
We must safeguard the integrity of our democratic process by ensuring that the influence of money in politics is transparent and accountable. Effective campaign finance reform is essential to maintaining public trust and ensuring that elected officials are responsive to their constituents, not to the highest bidder. By implementing stringent contribution limits and rigorous disclosure requirements, we can diminish the undue influence of wealthy individuals and special interest groups, making the electoral process more equitable for all Americans.
Moreover, it is crucial that we provide robust public financing options to reduce candidates’ reliance on private donations. Public financing can empower more diverse candidates to run for office, fostering a political landscape that truly reflects the diversity of our nation. By matching small-dollar donations and providing public funds to qualified candidates, we can amplify the voices of ordinary citizens and ensure that our government is representative of the people’s will. Together, these reforms will help safeguard the principles of democracy and restore faith in our political institutions.
