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I’m running for Congress because working people deserve a government that fights for them—not billionaires or corporate interests. My priorities are clear: lowering the cost of living by taking on corporate greed, fighting for Medicare for All, and restoring SNAP benefits so families can put food on the table. I will continue holding Donald Trump and his administration accountable for the corruption and abuses of power we see every day, especially after ICE’s terror campaign in Minnesota. And I’ll fight to strengthen public education by increasing school funding and guaranteeing universal school meals. Government should serve ordinary people, not the wealthy and well-connected.
The economy works best when it works for working people. As Deputy Chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, I helped develop the Affordability Agenda: lowering prescription drug costs, cracking down on utility companies that overcharge families, curbing excess oil profits, capping child care costs at 7% of income, and helping first-time homebuyers. The answer to inflation is not corporate greed—it’s making life affordable.
Climate change is an existential threat, and Congress must act with urgency. We need to reinvest in clean energy, community solar, public transit, and industrial decarbonization. I support environmental justice investments in communities hit hardest by pollution and neglect. And we must ensure that new technologies, including AI infrastructure, do not drive up energy costs or undermine our climate goals.
In the wealthiest country in the world, healthcare, housing, education, and food should be human rights—not privileges. I support Medicare for All, tuition-free public college, student debt cancellation, and major investments in affordable and public housing. In the short term, we must reverse cuts that have stripped millions of people of health coverage and food assistance. No one should be left behind.
Democracy works when everyone can participate. We must pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, ban partisan gerrymandering, protect voter data, and strengthen our election infrastructure. I also support rolling back restrictive voting laws that keep eligible citizens from casting a ballot. The right to vote is fundamental, and Congress should expand it—not restrict it.
Being a member of Congress is about far more than casting votes in Washington. It means showing up for your constituents every single day. My office has helped thousands of people navigate federal agencies and secured millions of dollars for housing, infrastructure, and food access. I hold monthly town halls because I fully believe my job is to listen, fight for my community, and use every tool available to improve people’s lives.
The federal judiciary must be accountable to the public it serves. I support Supreme Court term limits, expanding the Court, and establishing enforceable ethics standards across the Court. No judge or justice should be above the rules. I also support creating an independent immigration court system so that due process is protected and justice is administered fairly and impartially.
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6128679751
-HEALTHCARE/FREE SATILITE CLINICS
-FREE FOOD STORES, FARMING TRAINING
-PROTECT YOUTH FROM SOCIAL MEDIA & PREDATORS.
-Motivate more business Ownership
-Regulate/Reform Federal Reserve
-Increase Solar energy sources
-Install more wood burning furnaces
Food
We should open up the USDA Commodities reserves again,
Education:
Increase Educator Pay and Qualifications.
Medical
meet with Mayo Clinic and U of M to open up Satelite FREE Clinics, similiar to Doctors without Borders.
Housing
Reduce underwriting requirements for Bank, get rid of property taxes.
Paper ballots, Get rid of electoriol college.
Attemp to answer and address every constituents phone call, voicemail, letter.
Ask more involvement and quality from our Judges.
My top three priorities are:
1. I want to ensure the people who need help from the government start really getting it
2. I want to ensure these programs don't exploit taxpayers by making them run efficiently or not approving funding.
3. I want to promote good values in society and push for a value-based economy. This is not the same thing as empathetic political talking points. In order to promote sustainability, we need to start burdening bad businesses out of existence. If you need charity, we want to be able to provide that, but not under the guise of financial investments. I want to expand this fraud investigation to businesses that have effectively stolen from taxpayers in order to provide no real GDP.
In order to support a vibrant economy, I believe it starts with a surveillance state. Once we have all of this data running through programs, we can code the courts and easily prosecute bad businesses that are stealing from taxpayers. We can invest in agriculture, especially in areas where climate change is the worst. Plants eat up the sunlight that contributes to climate change in many areas. A surveillance state could also flag purchases and information that can help find solutions faster.
Well, I'm currently waiting for my Democratic state-sponsored censorship order to expire so I can really start my business. I believed so strongly that the universe is limitless and energy can be utilized differently that I invented a new source of renewable energy. I I tried sending this idea to the Biden administration, but the bureaucratic organizations weren't responsive at the time. We could use excess energy stored as heat in the oceans like battery that works as a dolphin A/C.
The USDA is always on it, no matter what. We need to design systems after that, providing food directly to people who need it. Unfortunately, these programs have been stolen from by people in local political networks across the country. We are paying plenty as taxpayers to move on to modern issues, but a lack of white collar law enforcement has prevented our policy from creating progress for too long.
I suggest that all voting machines count immediately, so election judges can certify that it never changed. On the hour, election judges would be required to individually write the vote results from each precinct. There would also be cameras inside the voting centers. That way, it is easy to investigate when there are questions. Additionally, people should be required to provide SSN or ID. We also need to re-evaluate how we conduct the census. People disappear in the U.S. a lot.
America is on a budget. Everyone is feeling that, so my job is to be very good at being frugal. I'm a very DIY type of person. I do not accept a first offer because I know I can do better. I will make sure our tax expenditures do better.
Our federal court system needs overreach. Police are effectively practicing law as common practice. That is not even legal. Make sure the law is legal again! But seriously, I think we need to re-evaluate judicial immunity because surprisingly, people who seek power over the law sometimes really want the power to be above it. Also, the federal branch does not answer to district court. Judges need to be MORE responsible for the law, not less. They're making it up, ignoring laws and feeling fine.
