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The Unfinished Work: Searching for Our Gettysburg Five Years After January 6th
5 years ago, our Capitol was attacked. Today, we still haven’t reached our “Gettysburg” in the fight for a shared American truth. The events of #January6th demonstrated the erosion of our shared vision. It’s time to rededicate ourselves to the American ideal. Continue reading
National Security and Global Leadership
Vision: A secure nation that leads with strength, innovation, and moral clarity on the global stage. Continue reading
Government Accountability and Democratic Integrity
Vision: A transparent and fair government that serves the people and protects democracy. Continue reading
Education and Workforce Development
Vision: An education system and workforce strategy that prepares every American for the opportunities of tomorrow. Continue reading
Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability
Vision: A future where sustainable energy powers our economy, limits our dependence on foreign powers, and minimizes dangers to health and safety. Continue reading
Civil Rights and Social Justice
Vision: A society where every individual is treated with dignity, equality, and respect. Continue reading
Freedom, Rights, and Community Empowerment
Vision: A nation that upholds personal freedoms and empowers communities to shape their own futures. Continue reading
Healthcare and Well-Being
Vision: A healthcare system that prioritizes affordability, accessibility, and comprehensive support for all Americans. Continue reading
Economic Opportunity and Financial Security
Vision: A thriving economy that rewards hard work, supports innovation, and expands opportunity for all. Continue reading
A Platform for America
A platform to empower individuals, strengthen communities, and ensure government accountability. This vision is rooted in principles of fairness, innovation, and shared responsibility.
Notes: This is a template against which to compare party and candidate platforms in future election cycles. I welcome feedback and critique.
This is only a high-level overview—I will post later about individual sections. Continue reading