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The warmongering pacifist
While #POTUS47 identifies as anti-war, his tendency to underestimate real challenges and his need to feel powerful can still lead to engaging in an ill-advised military conflict. Continue reading
A boldly misguided idea
If the assignment was to come up with a novel idea Thomas Foley gets an A but if the assignment was to come up with an idea to improve economic equity within society his idea is worse than doing nothing and far worse than ideas such as the Freedom Dividend that Andrew Yang proposed several years ago. Continue reading
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Phoenix time for Utah
We can switch from Denver to Phoenix time immediately and join Arizona to create a corridor of permanent standard time without waiting on the feds to end clock switching. 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