This isn’t Politics as Usual.
It’s a Blueprint for Building a Country That Works for All of Us!
Not Just the Wealthy Few.
Read Each Section of the Plan Below:
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The People’s Plan for America (PPA) is a new blueprint for how this country should work. One that puts working people first, not corporations, billionaires, or politicians.
It’s a step-by-step plan to:
Make sure everyone has what they need to live with dignity (food, housing, healthcare, and work)
Stop letting greedy companies and corrupt politicians rewrite the rules for themselves.
Protect our freedoms while restoring accountability to every level of government.
This plan doesn’t ask people to rely on the government forever. It creates a strong foundation. So if you want to build a business, raise a family, stay home with your kids, get a trade job, or retire in peace, you can. Without begging. Without fear. Without debt.
So Why Now?
Because too many people feel like the American Dream is rigged… and they’re right.
Wages are low, rent is high, and basic life costs more than it should.
People are working harder than ever, but still falling behind.
The government keeps giving handouts (to big banks, insurance companies, defense contractors) but regular people get scraps.
Extremists are trying to take away our freedoms, and pretend they’re doing it in God’s name or under the flag.
Meanwhile, both parties keep pointing fingers while nothing gets better.
Enough is enough.
This plan is for:
Single moms and working dads who don’t get childcare support but still get judged for not “doing enough.”
Young people who feel like they’re inheriting a country that doesn’t want them to succeed.
Tradespeople and blue-collar workers who are told they’re replaceable while their jobs are outsourced or automated.
Veterans who fought for freedom overseas but can’t even get decent healthcare back home.
Black, white, brown, rural, suburban, and city folks who’ve all been screwed differently but hurt just the same.
Moderates, conservatives, independents, and progressives who are tired of empty slogans and just want common sense to win again.
What Makes This Plan Different?
It’s not a handout. It’s a reset.
The PPA is built around a simple truth:
If the richest country in the world can afford to bail out Wall Street and bomb other nations, it can damn well afford to take care of its own people.
This plan doesn’t just promise to fix things someday, it lays out exactly how:
A fair tax system where corporations and billionaires finally pay their share.
Jobs that pay what life costs, including trade programs and real training pipelines.
Healthcare that doesn’t bankrupt you, whether you’re insured or not.
Childcare, housing, and education built for stability, not profit.
Strict accountability rules for Congress, the Supreme Court, and government agencies.
And most importantly:
No one gets left behind! No matter their zip code, faith, family structure, or political party.
The Core Beliefs of the People’s Plan
Everyone Deserves a Life of Dignity. No one should work full-time and still be broke. No one should lose their home over medical bills. No child should go hungry in the richest country on Earth.
Government Should Work for the People, Not Itself. Politicians aren’t royalty. They serve us. If they don’t deliver, they go. Term limits. Salary caps. Mandatory public access. The end.
Freedom Means Choice, Not Chaos. You can’t have true freedom if you’re drowning in debt, stuck in a broken system, or forced to choose between rent and medicine.
Faith Is Personal. Rights Are Universal. No religion can dominate the laws of this country. Your belief is yours. But no one has the right to use their faith to take away someone else’s rights.
States Can Lead, But No State Can Leave People Behind. Every American gets the same minimum protections no matter where they live. States can add more, but not less.
Working-Class Power Is the Backbone of America. This country wasn’t built by billionaires. It was built by workers. And it’s time the system was rebuilt around them.
What the Plan Actually Does
The PPA is divided into specific policy chapters, including:
Jobs & Trade School Reform: Creating pipelines from high school to high-paying, debt-free careers.
Tax & Budget Reform: Ending loopholes, setting a flat 25% federal tax, and ensuring the rich pay their share.
Healthcare for All: Making basic healthcare a guaranteed right, with options to buy more.
Education & Childcare: Fully funded public schools, universal trade programs, and childcare support for stay-at-home or working parents.
Criminal Justice Overhaul: Ending mass incarceration, building real community mental health systems, and revamping public defenders.
Housing & Cost of Living: Affordable homeownership, rent caps, zoning reform, and land-based community ownership.
Defense of Rights: Reproductive freedom, protection from religious overreach, privacy, and bodily autonomy.
Government Accountability: Supreme Court and congressional term limits, transparency rules, and automatic voter registration.
Infrastructure for the Future: High-speed rail, rural broadband, and green energy transitions with job protections.
Crisis Prevention & Emergency Systems: Pandemic protocols, disaster preparedness, and clear chains of command that work.
It’s Called the People’s Plan
Because we’re done waiting on billionaires, lobbyists, and think tanks to save us. This isn’t a plan written in a marble building, it’s built from lived experience:
People who’ve worked minimum wage jobs while raising kids
People who’ve been in debt, homeless, or uninsured
People who’ve lived through the system and know it’s broken
The People’s Plan doesn’t ask permission from the powerful.
It gives the microphone back to the people
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Fair Pay & Wage Accountability
Regional Minimum Wage Scaling
Federal baseline minimum wage tied to local cost-of-living.
No state can go below the national wage floor; high-cost states adjust upward.
Tipped Worker Reform
Tipped workers receive the full minimum wage before tips.
All tips are tax-free, recognized as gratuity.
Overtime Pay Reform
Overtime taxed at a reduced flat rate of 15% (instead of full income tax rate).
Applies after 40 hours per week unless the worker voluntarily signs a 50-hour cap agreement.
Overtime is voluntary only. Companies cannot require it without worker consent.
All work = paid work. Salaried employees must be compensated for hours worked beyond normal expectations. No more unpaid, “exempt” overtime loopholes.
If an employee exceeds 50 hours, employers must prove they offered alternative scheduling.
Hiring Process & Employment Transparency
Fair Hiring Standards
All job applications anonymized (no names, photos, gender, or race) to prevent discrimination.
Employers must post real, active job openings. Fake listings are prohibited.
Limits on interview rounds. No more than three rounds without compensation.
Working interviews must be paid or include meal/travel stipends.
Hiring Decision Accountability
Companies that receive applications but choose not to hire must close the listing with a reason (e.g., position filled internally, hiring paused).
Applicants may opt-in to receive feedback or generic outcome summaries.
Work-from-Home & Flexible Work Support
Remote Job Expansion
Companies incentivized to offer remote or hybrid roles when possible.
Small-town and rural workers supported through broadband expansion and remote job development zones.
Employers receive tax credits for building out remote infrastructure or offering fully remote positions.
Franchised Work-from-Home Models
Individuals can franchise approved call centers or admin hubs in underserved towns.
Local ownership + remote structure = more jobs in rural America.
Gig Work Structure & Flexibility
Flexible Work, Not Full-Time Burden
Gig platforms (e.g., Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart) are not required to offer full benefits.
Workers using platforms as side hustles maintain independent status.
Platforms must:
Provide partial vehicle insurance reimbursements.
Offer opt-in savings, retirement, and micro-insurance packages.
Contribute to a liability pool fund for gig-related injuries.
Full-Time Gig Option
If a gig worker works full-time through a single platform, they must be given:
Access to basic protections (not necessarily full healthcare if universal coverage exists).
Ability to opt into a benefits co-op or marketplace provided by the platform.
Vocational & Workforce Development
Free or Low-Cost Trade Education
Federal funding for trade school programs, including:
Electrical work, plumbing, welding, HVAC, mechanics.
CNA, EMT, medical assisting, and more.
Cybersecurity, coding bootcamps, graphic design.
Includes books, certification tests, and uniforms.
High School Career & Adulthood Training
“Adulthood 101” courses mandatory in every public school.
Includes: tax filing, budgeting, job searching, resume building, business basics.
Career-path options begin in 10th grade, including trade, college prep, or entrepreneurship tracks.
School-to-Workforce Pipelines
High schools partner with industries to create local pipelines for students to graduate into jobs.
Apprenticeships & paid internships replace traditional unpaid internships.
Workers’ Councils (Union Alternative)
What They Are:
Democratically elected councils of employees within each company, required in businesses over a certain size.
These councils negotiate wages, working conditions, benefits, and handle conflict resolution without the need for external unions.
No mandatory dues. Voluntary participation. Cannot be union-busted.
Why They Work:
Gives workers representation without union stigma.
Companies that recognize and cooperate with workers’ councils receive tax incentives and are prioritized for government contracts.
Employees vote on council leaders, term limits, and policies.
Employer Incentives & Compliance
Tax Breaks for Ethical Employers
Companies offering fair wages, benefits, and council participation get:
Payroll tax cuts
Training credits
First pick on infrastructure contracts
Compliance Monitoring
National standards enforced through:
Random audits.
Public “labor compliance score” per company (like health grades for restaurants).
Employer misconduct tracked to prevent repeat abuse.
State Flexibility Within Guardrails
States may adjust:
Industry-specific overtime expectations (e.g., nurses on 12-hr shifts).
Rural workforce priorities.
But must respect federal baselines for worker protections and cannot undercut core standards.
Returning Outsourced Jobs to America
Domestic Job Rebuilding
Tax penalties for excessive outsourcing if companies use U.S. infrastructure.
Tax credits and grants for companies bringing 70%+ of operations back to the U.S.
Incentives for reshoring manufacturing, customer service, and tech support jobs.
Industry-Specific Oversight & Support
Emergency Workers
Customized overtime schedules for EMTs, firefighters, and nurses.
Federal funding for recruitment in underserved towns.
Benefits bonuses for relocation to rural or high-need areas.
Public Defenders & Legal Support
Pilot programs to modernize legal offices and reduce trial delays.
Modest worker-funded contributions improve the public defender system without eliminating private attorney options.
Ensuring a Just Economy
CEO Bonus Reform
No executive may receive a bonus over a set % of company profits if:
Worker wages remain below industry average.
Workplace violations are unresolved.
Companies must reinvest excess bonuses into benefits, training, or wage raises or face a progressive tax.
Overtime Buyout Option
Companies can offer “overtime buyout plans” with higher base pay in lieu of overtime. But only if employees agree, and total pay exceeds projected OT value.
Summary of Key Outcomes
For Workers:
Fairer wages, stronger protections, real benefits.
Access to training and career advancement without debt.
A say in the workplace through workers’ councils.
For Employers:
Tax benefits for doing the right thing.
More skilled workers from revamped pipelines.
Flexible options to reward performance and retain talent.
For States:
Tailored workforce programs based on regional needs.
Federal investment without losing local control.
Support for small towns, rural economies, and underserved industries.
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What’s Currently Broken
Millions of Americans are working harder than ever and still falling behind.
Wages haven’t kept up with rent, food, gas, or healthcare. The federal minimum wage has been frozen since 2009. Meanwhile, corporations continue to outsource jobs overseas, automate positions without retraining workers, and rake in record profits while claiming they can’t afford to raise pay.
People in rural communities often can’t find decent work because there’s no internet, no transit, and no local investment. People with disabilities or no access to transportation are left out of the workforce entirely.
Real-world examples:
A single mom in Arkansas working full-time at $10/hour still needs SNAP to feed her kids.
A small business in Arizona can’t keep up with payroll because it’s forced to compete with massive corporations who offshore labor.
A 20-year-old in West Virginia can’t access remote work because there’s no broadband in his area.
This system isn’t “broken” by accident. It’s been neglected and it’s costing people their future.
How the Current System Works
Today’s labor laws are outdated and imbalanced.
Federal minimum wage is $7.25/hour, which hasn’t changed in over a decade. States are left to set their own wages, but too many still fall short of what it actually costs to live.
Wages are not tied to inflation, meaning your buying power gets smaller each year even if your paycheck doesn’t.
Overtime is taxed heavily, reducing the incentive to take extra shifts.
Gig workers and tipped workers lack basic protections, with some earning less than $3/hour after expenses and taxes.
There is no national work-from-home or remote job strategy, leaving entire communities disconnected from modern employment.
Corporations outsource labor to avoid paying U.S. wages, avoid payroll taxes, and sidestep worker protections while everyday Americans get blamed for “not working hard enough.”
What We’re Proposing
The PPA Jobs Plan creates a national standard for fair pay, work access, and job protection. With built-in flexibility for states and employers.
A. Regional Wage Scaling
Minimum wage is scaled by ZIP code based on real cost of living data.
No state may go below the federal baseline, but higher-cost areas adjust upward annually.
Reviewed and updated every 12 months by the Department of Labor.
B. Wages Tied to Inflation
Wages will automatically adjust based on inflation. If costs rise, so does your pay.
This prevents wage stagnation and keeps workers from falling behind due to market shifts.
C. Overtime & Tip Reform
All tips are tax-free and cannot be counted against base pay.
Overtime pay is taxed at a reduced 15% rate to reward workers who stay late or cover extra shifts.
Salaried employees are required to log hours—no more unpaid “extra time.”
D. Work-from-Home Expansion
Federal investment in remote job hubs and rural broadband infrastructure.
States can apply for funding to create local remote-work zones or franchise call centers for major employers (like Amazon, Progressive, etc.).
Employers offering verified work-from-home roles receive payroll tax credits tied to domestic hiring and fair pay.
E. Free Trade & Workforce Training
Vocational programs are free or low-cost, including healthcare, construction, logistics, cybersecurity, and green energy.
High schools must offer “Adulthood 101” and connect students to career pipelines.
Paid apprenticeships replace unpaid internships.
F. Workers’ Councils (Union Alternative)
Companies over a certain size must offer workers the option to form internal councils.
These councils negotiate working conditions and wages and are free of union dues or political entanglements.
Employers who participate receive business tax benefits.
The Math = Estimated 10-year budget: $200 billion
Funding breakdown:
Closing tax loopholes on outsourcing: +$50B
1% asset tax on billionaire wealth over $1B: +$40B
Redirect corporate subsidies from offshoring: +$30B
New revenue from higher payroll tax compliance due to job re-onshoring: +$35B
Investment in rural broadband and job zones: –$20B
Payroll subsidies for small businesses: –$35B
Impact:
Estimated $3–4/hour average wage increase = $500B/year in additional household earnings
Job growth projected from remote repatriation: +1.8 million jobs
Reduced reliance on federal aid, improved small business survival rates, stronger rural economies
Ironclad Protections
Wage inflation limits prevent overcorrection, keeping wage increases aligned with cost data, not politics.
Employers who misclassify workers, skip overtime, or withhold wages lose access to all federal tax incentives and face public reporting.
National job board integration ensures transparency in pay and remote job compliance.
CEO bonuses are capped relative to worker pay if the company receives federal incentives.
Oversight & Transparency
GovHub Employment Portal allows workers to file complaints, check wage compliance in their ZIP code, and appeal misclassification or unpaid overtime.
All wage rates and remote job credits are publicly listed for transparency.
Independent labor review boards will handle escalated appeals within 45 days.
How It Helps Everyone
For workers:
You earn more, keep more of your paycheck, and have better access to local and remote jobs.
No more wage theft, fake job listings, or tip-based exploitation.
For small businesses:
You get payroll subsidies and training support so you can compete with bigger employers.
You benefit from more consumer spending and lower turnover.
For corporations:
You get tax breaks for fair pay and domestic hiring.
You get access to a more skilled, stable, and connected workforce.
For disabled and rural Americans:
You can work from home, get certified, and access income without needing a car, commute, or urban address.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
This plan is built to grow the economy from the middle out not the top down. It respects workers’ time, protects small businesses, and holds billion-dollar corporations accountable for what they take from the system. Unlike Project 2025, which prioritizes deregulation and cuts to labor protections, the PPA Jobs Plan raises standards while keeping the economy fair and flexible.
If you work in this country, you should be able to afford to live in it. The People’s Plan for America is about restoring that promise. No more poverty pay. No more outsourcing while blaming immigrants. No more pretending the economy is “booming” while your rent eats half your check. This policy brings the jobs back home, pays people what they’re worth, and makes sure everyone, from the server to the small business owner, has a fair shot.
That’s not radical. That’s how you rebuild a country that works.
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What problem is this fixing?
The current U.S. immigration system is chaotic, expensive, and unsustainable for both immigrants and American taxpayers. There is no clear, consistent process for entering the country legally, leading to massive backlogs, border surges, and undocumented entry. Taxpayers spend over $60 billion a year covering immigration-related costs like emergency care, court backlogs, detention, and legal support.
This broken system hurts:
Working-class Americans, who feel the financial and social pressure in underfunded communities.
Border towns, who are overwhelmed without federal coordination.
Immigrants, who often pay $10,000–$15,000 for legal help, only to get stuck in years-long limbo.
Small businesses and farms, who need legal workers but are trapped in a paperwork nightmare.
How the Current System Works
Right now:
Immigrants must either enter through a slow, over-complicated legal pathway or cross the border and seek asylum in a chaotic system with few resources and long waits.
There is no pre-entry process that allows people to apply safely from their home country or along the route.
Once inside the U.S., immigrants often lack access to housing, work permits, or legal support making them vulnerable to exploitation.
U.S. taxpayers foot the bill for nearly every part of this. From court fees to emergency services and detention housing.
Congress debates immigration constantly but offers no working solution because no one wants to take responsibility for the cost.
What We’re Proposing
The People’s Plan for America replaces chaos with structure by creating a Self-Funded Immigration System supported by wage contributions from immigrants, not taxpayers. The new system is based on three core parts:
A. Self-Funded Immigration Contributions
Immigrants pay 10% of wages for 2 years and 2% for 5 more years after that.
This covers: Safe Haven housing, legal aid, public defenders, medical care, translators, ID processing, and fraud protection.
B. Safe Haven Entry System
Applicants begin the immigration process outside of the U.S. at new Safe Haven sites (built in Mexico and partner countries).
Safe Havens are legally protected, well-managed spaces where people can apply early, access shelter, and await processing safely.
People approved for entry are brought in legally with jobs, sponsors, or housing already arranged.
C. Streamlined Legal Pathway
Immigrants who complete the program become eligible for citizenship within 7–8 years total.
They’re protected during the process, can’t be exploited, and don’t burden American resources.
States Can Choose Their Role
Each state receives a baseline number of immigrants they must be able to support.
If states want to take in more, they must show a plan to fund and house them properly.
States with high homelessness or housing crises cannot exceed the baseline until those issues are addressed.
Implementation Timeline:
Year 1: Safe Havens built and pilot process starts.
Year 2–3: Full processing and wage-based contribution system begins.
Year 4+: Self-funding system fully operational and adjusted based on real-time feedback.
The Math
Cost:
Current U.S. taxpayer cost: $60 billion/year
Estimated savings with PPA plan: $36 billion/year
Immigrant Contributions:
Avg. $20/hour wage = $2/hour (10%) = ~$160 every two weeks
Covers services they’d otherwise pay $10,000+ for out-of-pocket
Over 1 million immigrants processed per year = $4+ billion/year into the Immigration Trust Fund
Economic Benefits:
Immigrants fund their own journey
More legal workers entering the job market means more tax revenue and less underground labor
Fewer detention and deportation costs
More orderly border = less emergency response spending
Ironclad Protections
No taxpayer dollars go into the Immigration Trust Fund
Fund use is legally restricted to immigration services only
Employers and sponsors are screened and held liable for abuse
If immigrants abandon the process, they lose eligibility
Employers caught exploiting immigrants lose the right to hire through the program for 10 years
Who watches the system?
A nonpartisan Immigration Oversight Board manages the Trust Fund and program compliance
Includes auditors, immigrants in the program, citizen reps, and fraud investigators
All meetings are public, all spending is auditable
Immigrants can report abuse anonymously
States must undergo annual audits if they exceed their cap or request more federal support
How It Helps Everyone
Working Americans:
Saves $36 billion/year in taxes
Reduces housing and healthcare strain in border towns
Fewer undocumented workers = stronger protections for American wages
Immigrants:
Saves $12 billion/year in legal, medical, and court costs
Protects against deportation, exploitation, and confusion
Clear path to citizenship and legal stability
Employers and Small Businesses:
Legal, fast access to workers without paperwork chaos
No fear of hiring undocumented workers by mistake
Option to sponsor and house workers under a transparent, legal system
States:
Can scale immigrant support based on housing, budget, and job market
Get federal funding support if they stay within baseline
Local control preserved, federal structure provided
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Right now, the immigration system is reactive, slow, and expensive. PPA turns it into a proactive, efficient, and self-funded program. Instead of relying on chaos to trigger policy, we built-in structure from the start.
Unlike Project 2025 proposals, which rely on mass deportations and authoritarian tools, PPA is:
Pro-worker
Pro-border security
Pro-immigrant accountability
And actually financially sustainable
We don’t need more border fearmongering, we need structure and sanity. The People’s Plan for Immigration is ready. It protects the border, respects the law, and saves taxpayers money without cruelty or chaos. If you want real reform that works for everyone, share this, talk about it, and demand your leaders stop playing games. This is how we fix it for good.
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What’s Broken
The current policing model in America disproportionately harms marginalized communities, leads to unnecessary violence, and fails to build trust between officers and civilians. Many police forces lack accountability, mental health training, and clear standards for when force is appropriate. Minor infractions often escalate into deadly confrontations. Over-surveillance and militarization have also eroded public trust. Especially in communities of color.
Small business owners and working-class families pay taxes for policing but often feel underserved or over-policed. And police themselves are often asked to do jobs (social work, mental health intervention, traffic enforcement) they are not trained or equipped for.
How the Current System Works
Police departments operate with varying standards. There is no national system of accountability. Officers with histories of abuse can quietly move to new jurisdictions. Mental health calls, addiction crises, or homelessness are often handled with force instead of care. Meanwhile, billions in federal and local funding go to equipment, surveillance, and administrative bloat, not better outcomes.
There is also a lack of meaningful oversight. Internal affairs departments rarely result in real discipline, and civilian complaints are often ignored or buried. Body cameras may be worn, but footage is not always released or used properly.
What We’re Proposing
PPA’s Police Reform Strategy includes:
National Standards and Accreditation: All departments must meet baseline training in de-escalation, anti-bias, and community interaction. Officers are re-certified every 4 years.
Tiered Policing:
Level 1 Officers handle minor incidents like traffic or public assistance.
Level 2 Officers are trained for mental health response or civil mediation.
Level 3 Officers handle violent crimes or SWAT-level responses.
This reduces over-escalation and ensures the right person shows up for the job.
AI Dashboard & Public Records Portal: Citizens can view officer complaints, department budgets, and use-of-force stats in real time.
Community Accountability Boards: Civilian-led groups with real authority to audit and discipline departments, issue public reports, and flag abuses.
Technology-First Traffic Enforcement: Cameras and plate readers replace most traffic stops. Drivers can appeal citations online or through public kiosks.
Federal Oversight for Use of Force: Any officer-involved death or severe injury triggers a DOJ-level independent review.
Ban on Excessive Militarization: Federal equipment programs must meet strict criteria. Local police will no longer receive tanks or wartime gear without review.
The Math
Reallocating Funds: An estimated $5–10 billion in federal police grants will be tied to meeting standards.
Savings: Departments will reduce costs from lawsuit payouts, officer burnout, and wrongful death settlements.
Economic Benefit: Safer, more trusted policing improves community stability, boosts local business, and reduces long-term incarceration costs.
Preventing abuse or government overreach
AI tools are reviewable and appealable. Officers and citizens can challenge automated flags.
Body cam footage is mandatory and automatically uploaded. Tampering is a federal offense.
National decertification list prevents abusive officers from moving states.
Random civilian audits with flag-triggered follow-ups.
Oversight & Transparency
Public Dashboard: Live tracking of complaints, budgets, officer history.
Clear Appeal Pathways: Citizens can dispute tickets, arrests, or mistreatment through regional justice hubs.
Independent Inspector General Teams: Random audits plus citizen oversight ensure checks and balances.
How It Helps Everyone
Families: Fewer deadly encounters, safer communities.
Officers: Clear training, reduced burnout, better mental health support.
Businesses: Trust improves foot traffic and local investment.
Taxpayers: Lower costs from lawsuits, broken systems, and mass incarceration.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Unlike Project 2025’s authoritarian tilt, this model restores trust through transparency. We don’t need more punishment. We need better performance, real accountability, and respect on both sides.
Our communities deserve protection, not intimidation. Let’s build a police system that works for all of us. Demand accountability, demand results. It’s time for smarter safety.
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What’s Broken
America spends over $80 billion annually on incarceration. Most of it going to private contracts and outdated institutions. Inmates are paid pennies, if at all, while taxpayers foot the entire bill. Recidivism remains high because people leave prison without savings, skills, or support. The current system punishes but doesn’t prepare.
This hurts everyone: working families who fund it, small businesses who can’t hire reentering citizens safely, and incarcerated individuals who want a second chance but are stuck in a revolving door.
How the Current System Works
Inmates work for as little as $0.13/hour.
Federal and state governments subsidize every part of incarceration. Food, housing, medical, guards.
Upon release, people are dumped back into society with no money, housing, or path forward.
Rehabilitation is underfunded, reentry services are sparse, and parole systems are inconsistent.
What We’re Proposing
The Self-Funding Model includes:
Minimum Wage Pay: Inmates earn at least $7.50/hour for meaningful work inside facilities.
24% “Justice Tax” Deduction:
Pays for their food, housing, legal services, and rehab while incarcerated.
This replaces taxpayer-funded prison budgets.
Savings Contributions: A portion of each paycheck goes into a personal savings account inmates access upon release.
Post-Release “Pay-It-Forward” Fee:
After release, former inmates contribute 4% of their paycheck for up to 10 years, or pay off early in one lump sum.
This helps fund the system for others and acts like a thank-you repayment.
Tiered Voting Rights Restoration:
Minor offenses (fines or under 1 year): voting rights restored immediately.
Moderate offenses: restored after 2 years if no re-offense.
Serious felonies: restored after 5–10 years with good behavior or upfront restitution.
Mental Health & Job Training Access: All inmates are offered therapy, education, and trades. Optional but incentivized with increased privileges or faster savings buildup.
The Math
Saves taxpayers $80B+/year by shifting funding burden onto incarcerated labor.
Restores dignity and productivity. People earn real wages, fund their own care, and return ready to contribute.
Reduces recidivism, lowering long-term policing, court, and welfare costs.
Ironclad Protections
Mandatory ethical labor protections: no forced labor, no exploitation.
Oversight board ensures wages, deductions, and services are fair and transparent.
Voluntary work only. No labor required unless the inmate consents.
Tiered risk-level system ensures dangerous offenders don’t abuse early release or financial privileges.
Oversight & Transparency
Audit Board: Civilian-led and ever-changing to prevent internal corruption.
Three-Strike Audit Rule: Random checks; consistent violations lead to federal investigation or shutdown.
AI system tracks sentencing fairness. Peer reviews judge behavior to balance AI recommendations with human oversight.
How It Helps Everyone
Inmates: Leave with money, skills, and dignity.
Families: Less burden when loved ones are incarcerated.
Communities: Lower crime rates, better reentry success.
Taxpayers: No more paying billions to private prisons for failure.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
This is not slavery in disguise. This is dignified work, paid fairly, with voluntary participation and real-world benefits. It breaks the cycle of poverty and incarceration and proves rehabilitation can be sustainable.
No more billion-dollar bills for broken systems. Let people earn their second chance and fund the future themselves. Support self-funding prisons that restore dignity and lighten the load for everyone.
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What’s Broken
The U.S. healthcare system is failing the people who fund it. Millions of Americans can’t afford to go to the doctor. Millions more have insurance they can’t use due to high deductibles, co-pays, or surprise bills. People are putting off treatment because they’re afraid of the cost, and when they do seek care, they often face long waits, billing confusion, or outright denial.
This hurts:
Working families whose jobs offer insurance that still leaves them thousands in debt
Small business owners who can’t afford to insure themselves or their employees
Disabled and chronically ill people forced to jump through hoops just to get basic meds
Young people, especially trans and LGBTQ+ folks, who can’t access affordable mental or gender-affirming care
People aren’t “abusing the system.” The system is abusing them.
How the Current System Works
Healthcare in the U.S. is mostly profit-driven and tied to employment. If you don’t have a job that offers good coverage (or any at all), your options are:
Buy an expensive plan on the marketplace (often $400–$700/month for an individual)
Qualify for Medicaid or Medicare (if you meet strict requirements)
Go uninsured and hope nothing happens
Insurance companies:
Deny care that’s deemed “not necessary”
Charge sky-high premiums with limited coverage
Exclude things like dental, vision, hearing, mental health, and gender-affirming care
Make doctors spend hours fighting for payment instead of treating patients
Meanwhile, billion-dollar corporations pay little to no taxes and get massive subsidies. Regular people pay into the system and get almost nothing back.
What We’re Proposing
We’re introducing a three-tier national healthcare system that guarantees basic care, offers optional upgrades, and removes profit-driven restrictions. You don’t need to know insurance codes or argue with providers. You just get care… period.
Tier 1: Free Public Healthcare (included in your taxes)
Every American automatically receives:
Primary care, emergency care, urgent care
OB-GYN and pediatric care
Reproductive care (including abortion access)
Life-saving prescriptions (insulin, EpiPens, asthma inhalers, mental health meds, etc.)
Mental health care (100% free for everyone)
Gender-affirming basics (HRT, therapy, puberty blockers)
No premiums, deductibles, or billing surprises. It’s already covered through your tax contribution.
Tier 2: Public Buy-In (Optional Extended Coverage)
For an additional 6–8% of your income, you can opt into expanded services like:
Specialists (oncology, cardiology, neurology, etc.)
Hospital stays and surgeries
Dental, vision, hearing, fertility, hospice, in-home care
Gender-affirming surgeries and supportive therapies
Therapeutic services like chiropractic and burn rehab (when medically necessary)
Service animal care for certified disabilities
This plan follows you no matter where you work or live. If you don’t need it, you don’t pay.
Tier 3: Private Subscription Plans (Optional Luxury Services)
Private companies can offer enhanced plans with services like:
Concierge access
Cosmetic surgeries
Advanced fertility and surrogacy care
Premium recovery options and travel-included treatment
These plans are capped in cost (no more than double the public buy-in) and can’t deny you care if it’s medically approved. If it’s not medically necessary, it’s your choice.
The Math
Tier 1 (free public coverage) is paid for using the existing 14% federal portion of your taxes. You’re already paying it. This just puts it to good use.
Tier 2 (public buy-in) costs about 6–8% of your income.
Example:
If you earn $60,000/year, that’s $3,600 to $4,800/year
That’s $70–$90 a week
Less than what most people currently pay for insurance premiums alone. Not counting deductibles or co-pays
Where the money comes from:
Closing tax loopholes used by billionaires and big corporations
Ending inflated drug prices and insurance subsidies
Redirecting existing healthcare dollars (including wasteful administrative costs) to direct care
Long-term benefits:
Lower emergency spending
Fewer unpaid bills, bankruptcies, and ER visits
Healthier workforce = more productivity and tax revenue
Ironclad Protections
No one can be denied care based on age, gender identity, income, or job status
All pricing is capped and adjusted for affordability
Insurance companies can’t deny medically necessary care
All unused public buy-in contributions roll into your personal retirement fund if you never use the services
Government and private entities are banned from selling or profiting off your medical data
Oversight & Transparency
The National Healthcare Oversight Board is made up of licensed medical professionals, not politicians or lobbyists
Patients can appeal denied services through the Public Health Advocate Office, with decisions required within 30 days
All billing, service access, and patient outcomes are tracked through GovHub, your personalized digital dashboard
Data is used to improve service quality. Not to track or punish individuals
How It Helps Everyone
Everyday People:
You get free care without paperwork, co-pays, or surprise bills
Mental health and reproductive care are guaranteed
You never lose coverage if you lose your job
Small Businesses:
No need to provide private health plans. Every worker is covered
Lower payroll costs and fewer HR headaches
Easier to attract and retain workers
Corporations:
Healthier workers mean fewer absences and higher productivity
Predictable contributions, no more wild premium hikes
More consumer spending as families stop drowning in medical debt
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Right now, you pay taxes and pay for insurance and still pay out of pocket.
Under this plan:
Your taxes cover actual care, not insurance company profits
You choose whether or not to buy in for extra coverage
You get real healthcare, not red tape
Unlike plans like Project 2025, which want to deregulate and defund healthcare, the PPA gives people more power, not less. It ensures you get what you already paid for without middlemen.
We’re already paying into a broken system. The difference with the People’s Plan is: you finally get something back. This isn’t about making healthcare “free.” It’s about making sure the money we already put in actually helps us. Not executives, not stockholders, and not political donors. If you believe healthcare should be there when you need it, if you’re tired of the paperwork, the premiums, and the panic… this is your plan.
Tell your coworkers. Tell your family.
Ask your leaders: Why aren’t we doing this already?
Then tell them: We’re going to.
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What’s Broken
The American education system is failing far too many people. From rural communities to inner cities, schools are underfunded, outdated, and unequal. Millions of students are trapped in zip-code lotteries, stuck in schools with no career prep, outdated textbooks, or safe learning environments.
Trade schools and vocational programs, once a reliable path to the middle class, are either overpriced or inaccessible. Higher education is a financial trap: tuition has skyrocketed, and student loan debt has surpassed $1.7 trillion. At the same time, states are slashing education budgets, and the federal government offers little protection.
This hurts:
Working-class families trying to give their kids a shot
Small businesses that rely on skilled local workers
College students drowning in debt for decades
Underserved rural and urban communities left behind
How the Current System Works
Right now, education funding is a tangled mess of local property taxes, state budgets, and limited federal grants. Wealthy areas have better schools, while poorer regions get the leftovers. States can gut education funding with no real accountability.
The Department of Education has been stripped of meaningful power and often becomes a political pawn rather than a real protector of national standards. Meanwhile, private colleges and elite institutions thrive while community colleges, trade schools, and public universities struggle to stay afloat.
The student loan system is built on long-term debt, and many borrowers pay more in interest than they ever borrowed. Federal loan forgiveness programs are complicated and hard to qualify for. There’s no real national investment in workforce readiness or adult education.
What We’re Proposing
The PPA education plan completely restructures the system so every American, regardless of zip code, has access to high-quality, affordable, age-appropriate education.
Core Features:
Universal K-12 Excellence: Every public school must meet a national standard for safety, curriculum, and opportunity. Schools will be funded to a baseline level, with additional support based on need. Not zip code wealth.
Trade, Vocational, and Career Readiness Programs: Beginning in high school, students can choose career tracks (e.g., welding, esthetics, CNA, IT, agriculture). These programs are free and fully funded under federal-state partnerships.
Tiered But Affordable College: Public colleges and community colleges will be low-cost or free. Private institutions can remain competitive but must meet affordability standards if they receive federal aid.
SMART History Policy: All history taught must meet Strategic, Motivational, Age-appropriate, Respectful, and Truth-based standards. Content must be accurate but taught in a way that uplifts rather than divides. We teach hard truths without shame, and honor progress without erasing the past.
Age-Appropriate Standards: Federal guidelines ensure schools aren’t introducing inappropriate content at early ages, while empowering parents to guide their own children’s moral education through customizable content permissions.
10-Minute Quiet Time Daily: Optional personal reflection/prayer time that respects all beliefs, allowing students to decompress, read, or practice their faith in silence.
Education Savings Accounts: Every student gets a locked federal education fund. Any tuition paid (e.g., for advanced programs or college) is reinvested into the system to fund future generations. These funds cannot be raided or diverted by other departments.
Small Business Subsidies in College Towns: Businesses hiring college students will receive federal subsidies to help offset wages if they pay fairly and support education efforts.
Emergency Education Funds for States: Each state will have a “people’s piggy bank” for disaster relief and crisis funding. They can draw funds immediately (with federal oversight) for emergencies without red tape.
Implementation Timeline:
Phase 1: Universal K-12 upgrades (Years 1–3)
Phase 2: National trade school expansion and workforce partnerships (Years 2–5)
Phase 3: College affordability and loan forgiveness reforms (Years 3–6)
Ongoing: Oversight, audits, and regional flexibility for state innovation
The Math
Initial Investment: $450–600 billion over 10 years
Funding Sources:
Tax reform closing corporate loopholes
Wealth tax on billionaires over $50M in assets
Diverted funds from redundant or wasteful federal agencies
Reallocation from inflated military contract overruns (without cutting active-duty support)
Long-Term Savings:
Lower incarceration costs (due to better education outcomes)
Increased tax base from skilled, higher-earning graduates
Reduced student loan delinquency
More small business creation and local job growth
Ironclad Protections
Education Savings Accounts are locked and cannot be touched by any administration.
Emergency funds can only be used for people-first education efforts, not political favors or unrelated spending.
SMART History content must pass a national review board to ensure it is accurate, appropriate, and respectful.
All federal grants and loans are tied to performance standards, cost caps, and transparency requirements.
Oversight & Transparency
A new Federal Education Oversight Office (FEOO) works with state-based liaisons to review budgets, handle emergencies, and approve innovation.
Audits triggered automatically if funds are frequently reallocated.
States and districts must publish budget breakdowns annually showing where money goes (excluding sensitive savings reserves).
Any flagged curriculum, funding issue, or access gap can be appealed publicly or anonymously through GovHub.
All systems feed into a central public dashboard where citizens can track performance, see spending, and view reforms.
How It Helps Everyone
Working Families: No more second jobs just to afford school supplies or tutors. Their kids get real opportunities without moving districts.
Rural Communities: Broadband expansion, high-speed rail access, and vocational programs give youth pathways to stay and thrive locally.
Small Businesses: They get trained workers from their own towns and receive subsidies for supporting student workers.
College Students: Affordable tuition, smarter loan repayment, and guaranteed job pipelines through public-private partnerships.
Conservatives: Age-appropriate learning, faith-friendly quiet time, and no DEI-based favoritism. Just equal opportunity for all.
Progressives: Full funding, racial equity without quotas, inclusive curriculum, and climate-focused career tracks in green energy and tech.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Unlike Project 2025 or current reform efforts, this plan doesn’t slash education or politicize classrooms. It rebuilds the system from the ground up based on functionality, fairness, and freedom of choice. We protect families’ rights, honor local culture, and raise the national bar. Without feeding culture wars or corporate monopolies. Let’s stop pretending the system isn’t broken. Every child deserves a school that works. Every parent deserves peace of mind. And every worker deserves access to education that opens doors.
If this vision makes sense to you, share it. Demand it. Fight for it.
The People’s Plan for America puts power and knowledge back in the hands of the people.
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For too long, working Americans have paid into a system that gives them very little back while billionaires and corporations manipulate loopholes, avoid taxes, and stash money offshore. The People’s Plan for America changes the entire equation. Without raising taxes on the working and middle class.
We’re not spending more. We’re just spending smarter.
The current federal government budget is about $6.1 trillion a year. We’re keeping that same spending level under PPA. But we’ll be bringing in $8.1 trillion annually instead of just $4.7 trillion. That gives us a projected $2 trillion surplus per year, with full funding for healthcare, housing, education, infrastructure, and retirement and zero increase to the average person’s tax burden.
How the Tax System Works Under PPA
We restructure the tax system to be simple, fair, and transparent.
Federal Income Tax:
PPA keeps a progressive tax structure, but caps the highest rate at 25%. Here’s what that means in practice:
$0–$30,000 income: 0% federal tax
$30,001–$50,000: 10%
$50,001–$100,000: 13%
$100,001–$250,000: 18%
$250,001–$500,000: 22%
$500,001 and above: 25%
State Tax Rate:
All states will use a flat 5% rate. This replaces high or unequal state taxes with a fair baseline, while allowing states to opt in to additional programs with minor adjustments.
Corporate Tax Rate:
Default base: 50%
If a corporation offers robust worker benefits (housing support, healthcare, paid leave, job training, etc.), the rate drops to as low as 27%.
This rewards corporations that invest in people, not just profit.
Estimated Federal Revenue Under PPA
We’re expanding the tax base and closing loopholes instead of raising working people’s taxes. Here’s where the new revenue comes from:
Corporate tax reform (20–50% scale): $700 billion
2% wealth tax on ultra-wealthy (net worths over $50M): $400–500 billion
Luxury goods tax increase: $50–75 billion
Closing corporate loopholes: $150–200 billion
Ending offshore havens / repatriating profits: $150–250 billion
Tech and platform usage taxes: $100–150 billion
Wall Street transaction tax (0.1% per trade): $200–250 billion
Total new revenue: $1.75–2.1 trillion per year
Combined with current revenue (~$4.7 trillion), we project $6.5–6.8 trillion baseline and $8.1 trillion with enforcement and economic growth.
Where the Money Goes (Annual Federal Spending)
We don’t increase spending, we reallocate it to actually benefit people. Our $6.1 trillion budget will be broken down as follows:
Universal healthcare: 25%
Public education (PK–college + trades): 20%
Infrastructure, transit, and broadband: 15%
Housing, rental caps, and development: 10%
Jobs program, clean energy, and manufacturing: 10%
Personal retirement accounts: 10%
Emergency reserve fund: 5%
Government operations & administration: 5%
The difference is that now, you’ll actually see this money in your life. Free doctor visits, better schools, clean water, more job options, better roads, and your own retirement account.
What You Get Back
If you’re making $70,000 per year today, you likely pay 30–35% in combined taxes (federal, state, Social Security, Medicare, etc.). Under PPA:
You pay roughly 13% federal + 5% state = 18% total
That’s a savings of up to $8,000 a year! And you gain access to free or low-cost healthcare, childcare, public transit, housing support, and a personal retirement account.
The People’s Retirement Account (PRA)
Social Security is being phased out gradually. Everyone already on it stays protected. But moving forward, you’ll get something better:
A personal, government-backed retirement account where your contributions grow over time and are protected by law.
No politician or agency can touch it. This is your money.
Your employer can match it like a 401(k).
If you don’t use other government services, your balance grows faster.
Someone starting work at 18 could retire at 60 with $1 million or more available, paid out monthly for life.
How PPA Eliminates Waste Without Cutting Services
We cut or merge redundant federal agencies, not essential services. If one department is doing the job of three, we streamline it.
Federal employees are not fired. They are reassigned or transitioned into agencies that are hiring under the expanded healthcare, education, and infrastructure programs.
Agencies with overlapping missions will be audited and consolidated.
Oversight is handled by an independent board to prevent political abuse.
Why the Current System Fails
Today’s $6.1 trillion federal budget is used inefficiently:
Only 15–20% of that spending touches your daily life.
The rest is spread across defense contracts, bloated administrative budgets, unmonitored subsidies, and tax loopholes.
Meanwhile, the federal government borrows over $2 trillion a year to close the gap. Which increases the national debt and interest payments.
Under Project 2025, this gap is closed by cutting benefits to you.
Under PPA, it’s closed by making billionaires and corporations pay what they owe.
Oversight and Transparency
Every dollar of tax revenue under PPA is trackable.
You’ll have a personalized dashboard through GovHub showing what you paid, what programs you use, and what’s in your retirement account.
Agencies must submit annual impact reports. And if they don’t deliver value, their budgets are reduced.
Citizens can flag misuse and demand reviews.
In Conclusion, It’s A Better Return on Your Investment
PPA doesn’t just raise taxes on the rich. It finally gives you something for the money you already pay. With your taxes, you’ll get:
More take-home pay
Fully funded retirement
Free healthcare and childcare
Safer housing and infrastructure
Better schools and job access
A country that invests in you
You’re not asking for a handout. You’re asking for what you’ve already earned.
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What’s Broken
The U.S. housing market has been hijacked by corporations, burdened by red tape, and left millions of Americans priced out. Rents are skyrocketing, first-time buyers can’t compete with Wall Street, and working families are stuck in a system that puts profits over people.
In places like Los Angeles, homelessness has exploded while thousands of buildings sit empty. Teen parents, veterans, and low-income families are forced into overcrowded shelters or unstable rentals. Meanwhile, mobile and manufactured home residents are paying nearly full rent just for the land under their feet. Often with no legal protections.
Housing isn’t a luxury, it's a foundation. But right now, the system is failing the very people who keep this country running.
How the Current System Works
Today’s housing policies are driven by speculation, loopholes, and corporate ownership. Here’s how it works now:
Corporations can buy thousands of homes, price out individual buyers, and flip or rent them with no accountability.
Zoning laws are outdated and rigid, blocking new housing types like duplexes, townhomes, or tiny home communities.
Rent is uncapped in most places and rising faster than wages.
Homeless shelters are overwhelmed, and mental health facilities that used to provide care have been shut down, leaving vulnerable people on the streets.
Mobile home parks are often run by private equity, charging exorbitant lot rents and threatening eviction for those who can’t keep up.
This model benefits the few while pushing millions into debt, couch-surfing, or outright homelessness.
What We’re Proposing
The PPA Housing Plan puts land, homes, and community power back into the hands of the people. With flexible, state-customizable solutions and airtight protections. Here’s how:
Repurposed Properties
We’ll identify and convert abandoned malls, hospitals, schools, motels, and office parks into mixed-use housing with wraparound services.
These spaces can house veterans, foster youth, seniors, and teen parents in safe, affordable communities.
Alternative Housing Models
Legalize and incentivize multi-family housing, duplexes, backyard units, and tiny homes. Especially in high-cost areas.
Encourage collective land ownership: groups of people can pool resources to buy land and build model-home subdivisions or manufactured home communities.
Allow modular homes to qualify for financing and insurance without being permanently attached to a foundation.
Zoning Reform
Streamline approvals using AI-assisted applications, with human reviewers required to process permits quickly unless flagged for deeper review (e.g. endangered species, flood zones).
Cities and counties retain the right to set building height limits or aesthetic rules, but cannot block reasonable density or access.
Rent Stabilization & Land Protection
Cap lot rent for mobile/manufactured homes so it’s no more than 30% of the area’s median rent.
Freeze large corporations from buying residential properties unless they’ve sat unsold for 10 years or more.
Create grants and tax breaks for builders who construct high-quality, low-cost homes. But only if they follow inclusion rules and affordability standards.
Teen Parent Housing
Safe, work-study living communities for teen parents, with free childcare and online high school or college access.
Teens contribute affordable rent or work credits, with a portion set aside for them as savings when they graduate or transition out.
Homelessness & Mental Health Integration
Long-term community-based mental health homes (not institutions) with trained staff for those needing care.
Medically supervised inpatient facilities for severe cases.
Repurposed motels into studio-style transitional housing. A safer, more stable alternative to shelters.
The Math
Estimated cost: $350–500 billion over 10 years
Funding source:
Part of the $8.1 trillion raised annually under the PPA tax system (federal 27% flat tax + closed loopholes)
Redirected funds from bloated federal contracts, unused military land, and inefficiency audits
Corporate taxes (base 50%, drops to 27% for companies building compliant affordable housing)
Savings from reduced homelessness, ER visits, prison costs, and foster care placement
Return on investment:
Every $1 spent on housing and mental health yields an estimated $2.50–$4.00 in savings and economic activity
Job creation in construction, maintenance, caregiving, and community development
Stabilized communities reduce crime, dropout rates, and emergency service strain
Ironclad Protections
No discriminatory housing practices. Communities receiving federal support must follow anti-discrimination laws and offer open access.
Any group developing land must declare if it’s for personal residence or rental; rentals are subject to rent caps and inclusion requirements.
No HOA or private entity can exclude based on race, gender, religion, or sexual orientation. Doing so voids their federal support and imposes fines.
All publicly supported developments must undergo regular audits to ensure ongoing compliance.
Oversight & Transparency
Every application for land use, zoning, or housing aid goes through GovHub, a centralized dashboard that tracks progress, approvals, and appeals.
Residents can report problems through the app, request reviews, or challenge zoning delays.
Each state has a federal housing officer, employed by the federal government but stationed locally, to ensure funds and projects are being used as intended.
Yearly audits are published publicly, with ratings for each state on performance, cost efficiency, and public satisfaction.
How It Helps Everyone
Working Families
More housing options, lower rent, safer neighborhoods
Easier path to first-time homeownership
Shared-living and multi-family flexibility
Small Businesses
Lower housing costs = more spending at local shops
Tax breaks for employers who provide housing stipends or invest in employee housing
Teen Parents
Safe, supported communities to raise their kids while finishing school or starting careers
Mobile Home Owners
Legal protections, capped lot rent, and land-home options that build equity
Homeless & Mentally Unstable
Safe, dignified housing that addresses root causes and offers a real path out of crisis
Corporations
Still make money, but must invest in the public good to do so
Get federal perks (lower tax rate, priority permits) when developing compliant housing
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Project 2025 and the current system favor deregulation, big developers, and privatization. But that model has led to housing shortages, inflated rents, and mass homelessness. The PPA housing plan says: if we’re going to spend public money, the public should benefit. We don’t ban profit, we just require purpose.
If we want every American to have a safe place to live. Not just survive, but build a future. We need to change the rules of the game. The People’s Plan for America does just that. We repurpose what’s broken, unlock what’s unused, and build what’s needed. Not just for developers, but for families, veterans, parents, and people trying to get back on their feet.
This plan is for the people. And it works, if we fight for it.
Let them ask you, “What’s your plan?” You say: We have one. And it actually helps.
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What’s Broken
Right now, America has more guns than people, but very little oversight. Legal gun ownership is inconsistent, underregulated, and often based on patchwork rules that change state to state. That’s left:
Parents unprotected when their kids are harmed in mass shootings.
Gun owners vulnerable to being blamed for violence they never committed.
Law enforcement confused about who legally owns what.
Communities in danger because guns are easier to buy than cars.
With no uniform system for training, licensing, or accountability, it’s easier to buy a semi-automatic weapon than it is to get a driver’s license and that’s backwards.
How the Current System Works
Today, each state has its own gun laws. Some require permits, others don’t. Some allow open carry without training. There’s no national standard for:
Gun licensing
Registration
Background check verification
Mandatory insurance
This has created massive loopholes:
Straw purchases where someone legally buys a gun for someone who can’t
Gun show and online loopholes with zero real-time checks
Negligent parents buying guns for teens who later commit school shootings
There’s no formal system for revoking access if someone develops a mental health condition or commits domestic violence unless it reaches a court.
What We’re Proposing
The People’s Plan introduces a DMV-style national licensing system for gun owners, modeled after how we manage cars. Complete with training, registration, insurance, renewal timelines, and clear standards.
Key components:
Federal Gun License (FGL): Must be earned through a background check, a gun safety course, and proof of insurance. First-time buyers must take in-person training.
Real-Time License Scanning: All registered gun dealers will scan FGLs before sale. If anything’s flagged (expired license, missing insurance), the system halts the purchase.
Insurance Requirement: Just like car insurance, you’ll need firearm liability insurance and it’ll be cheap. Think $5 to $15/month for most owners.
State Flexibility: States can add extra layers (like stricter magazine limits), but must follow the national minimum standard.
Hunting Loophole for Minors: With parental presence and hunting license, teens aged 16+ can legally hunt using rifles. Bow hunting permitted from age 10 with training.
Flag System (Non-Punitive): Missed insurance payment? License about to expire? That’s a flag, not a ban. It just means, “Fix this first.”
Voluntary Buybacks: If a future situation calls for disarmament, the government would pay gun owners above-market compensation pulled from military surplus funds.
The Math
Estimated federal cost to implement system infrastructure (first 3 years):
$6 billion (software, training programs, staffing)
Annual maintenance:
$2 billion nationally
Funding Source:
Redirected from excessive military spending (e.g., reallocating less than 1% of Pentagon budget)
Modest fees (e.g., $30–$50/year) for licenses and insurance
Economic Benefits:
Lower emergency room costs (gun injuries cost hospitals $1 billion+ annually)
Lower law enforcement burden with better tracking and background systems
Boosts to insurance and safety industries
Ironclad Protections
Gun data is not tracked by the federal government for confiscation. The NRA or trusted third parties manage licensing data, with audits only for compliance.
No AI censorship or social monitoring. AI is only used to track flags like expired licenses or missing forms. Not opinions or private conversations.
Gun seizures only occur in extreme court-authorized situations (e.g., threats of domestic abuse, repeated violations).
State-run appeals let you challenge any flag, revocation, or denial quickly and fairly.
Oversight & Transparency
Independent Gun Oversight Board made up of veterans, gun owners, trauma doctors, and legal experts
Online Portal for Appeals where gun owners can check their status, renew licenses, and resolve flags
Gun dealers required to log all sales into the license system. Repeat violations (selling to flagged buyers) = automatic suspension.
How It Helps Everyone
Everyday gun owners:
You’re protected from accidental violations, scams, and legal gray areas
You pay a low monthly insurance fee, not thousands in court if something goes wrong
If someone steals your gun and commits a crime, you’re not automatically liable
Gun dealers:
Clear rules, no gray zones. If you follow the scanning system, you’re protected from liability
You get certified renewal options in-store, new revenue stream
Families and schools:
Gun safety training becomes common sense
Negligent parents (like those who gave guns to mass shooters) can be held accountable
Mental health access built into the system helps prevent violence before it starts
Law enforcement:
Real-time records help cops focus on threats instead of guessing who owns what
De-escalation training and gun-use education added to every police academy
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Right now, it’s chaos! Anyone can buy a gun, often without a license or training, and sell it in a parking lot with no record. Project 2025 doesn’t fix that, in fact, it wants less regulation.
PPA’s plan doesn’t take your guns. It just makes sure the people with guns know how to use them, are mentally stable, and are held to the same common-sense rules we use for cars.
If you believe in the Second Amendment, and believe that freedom comes with responsibility, then this plan is for you. We’re not disarming America. We’re making sure that when your kid goes to school, they come home safe. When you defend your property, it’s legal. And when your rights are protected, your community is too.
Tell your lawmakers you support PPA’s smart, safe, pro-Second Amendment reforms. Because freedom should never come with fear.
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What’s Broken
Right now, Artificial Intelligence is being quietly rolled out across industries and government without clear rules, protections, or oversight. Companies and political actors have used AI and algorithms to manipulate social media, automate job screening in biased ways, and even surveil citizens without their knowledge.
Corporations like Palantir have built centralized systems that can access sensitive data across government agencies. Tools that have been used by past administrations to spy on Americans, profile behavior, and influence public opinion.
Meanwhile, the average person doesn’t trust AI. They worry it will take their job, track their actions, or make decisions that impact their lives without any way to challenge it. This fear slows progress and leaves the public vulnerable to abuse by bad actors in both tech and government.
How the Current System Works
Right now, there are no universal rules for how AI should be used in government or private-sector systems. Companies can use AI to make hiring decisions, flag potential criminal behavior, determine loan eligibility, and recommend medical treatments. All with little transparency or public input.
People have no way to appeal AI decisions, no insight into how these tools make their choices, and no assurance that they aren’t being surveilled or unfairly judged by a biased algorithm.
Tech giants build systems behind closed doors, and many AI tools are influenced by flawed or biased data, making them unreliable. Especially for marginalized communities. What’s worse, AI is often sold as a cost-saver, while in reality it often replaces human workers or reduces the quality of services by removing the human touch.
What We’re Proposing
The People’s Plan for America proposes the AI Fairness, Ethics & Security Framework. A set of clear, nationwide rules for how AI can be used across government, business, and public life. It creates ironclad protections for citizens and ensures AI is used only to help, never to harm.
Key Components:
Independent AI Oversight Board: A government-funded but privately run entity that audits AI tools for bias, fairness, and security before and during use.
Three-Strike Compliance System: If a company’s AI is flagged three times and doesn’t fix the problem, they face investigation and escalating financial penalties.
Mandatory Fairness Audits: AI systems must be tested with mock scenarios to ensure they do not discriminate based on race, gender, religion, or income.
Voluntary Use: AI tools in public services (like filing taxes or applying for benefits) are optional, not mandatory.
Human-in-the-Loop Mandate: AI cannot make legal, financial, or employment decisions without a human involved. Final say must always rest with a person.
Sector-Specific Enforcement: A dedicated sub-board for social media platforms ensures content moderation algorithms do not manipulate public opinion or suppress free speech unfairly.
Soft Flagging for Misinformation or Harmful Content: Instead of censorship, content may be labeled “Strong Opinion,” “For Entertainment Purposes,” or “Check With Verified Sources” to give users better context without suppression.
Timeline:
Year 1–2: Establish the AI Board, launch pilot audits in federal agencies, create public opt-in systems.
Year 3–5: Expand into all federal departments and offer tools for states to implement AI safely in local services.
By Year 10: Every public-facing AI system must pass third-party audits, be fully transparent, and have appeal mechanisms in place.
States may choose to implement additional ethical safeguards, but cannot opt out of core protections that ensure basic fairness and transparency.
The Math
Estimated Startup Cost: $100–180 billion over 10 years
Key Funding Sources:
Reallocation of existing tech contracts and defense waste: Redirect 2% of the existing $800B defense budget toward national cybersecurity and AI oversight
Corporate compliance fees: Companies using large-scale AI for profit will pay into the audit system, especially if using AI for hiring, social media, or finance
Savings from reduced government inefficiency: Automating repetitive paperwork could save tens of billions annually (e.g., $50B+ in tax fraud prevention, $80–100B in Medicare fraud)
Net Benefit:
Job creation in AI auditing, ethics review, and software development
Long-term public savings from streamlined services
Protection of democratic systems from manipulation and surveillance
Ironclad Protections
No centralized databases: Personal data is not merged across agencies. AI use is kept function-specific and compartmentalized.
No mass surveillance: AI cannot be used to track citizens without court orders or user consent.
Blacklisting of unethical vendors: Companies with a history of data abuse, manipulation, or surveillance (e.g., Palantir-style operations) are barred from PLA contracts.
Public data rights: Individuals have the right to see what AI systems know about them, request corrections, and opt out where feasible.
Oversight & Transparency
Public Audit Reports: AI systems must publish non-technical audit summaries so anyone can understand how they function.
Dispute Channels: Every AI decision must come with a clear, accessible option to request human review.
Annual Transparency Hearings: The AI Oversight Board will hold public hearings on performance, complaints, and flagged systems.
Whistleblower Protections: AI developers, workers, or users who uncover unethical use are protected from retaliation.
How It Helps Everyone
Everyday Americans get faster, simpler service from government agencies without fear of being surveilled or unfairly profiled.
Small businesses benefit from free or low-cost AI compliance tools to ensure their software doesn’t unintentionally discriminate or violate privacy laws.
Workers aren’t replaced. They’re freed from grunt work. AI handles the repetitive stuff, while humans focus on the real work of helping people.
Corporations that invest in ethical AI gain access to fast-track approval processes and public trust, making them more competitive without cutting corners.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Right now, AI is an unregulated free-for-all that benefits the powerful and puts regular people at risk. The current model allows tech billionaires and political insiders to deploy AI however they want. Profiling citizens, manipulating elections, and suppressing dissent.
MY America Plan flips that model. It puts AI in service of people, not power. It uses AI to support workers, not replace them. And it makes sure that no technology (no matter how advanced) can ever operate outside the reach of democracy, public consent, or human judgment.
Technology should serve the people. Not spy on them, replace them, or manipulate them. Under MY America Plan, AI will never be used to control you. It will only be used to help you.
Join us in building a future where efficiency doesn’t come at the cost of freedom, where workers are respected, and where technology works for all of us. Not just the powerful few.
Let’s make AI safe, fair, and accountable… together.
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What’s Broken
The U.S. currently spends over $850 billion a year on defense, yet:
Veterans wait months for care through a broken VA system.
Military families can’t find doctors who accept TRICARE.
Barracks conditions drive depression and retention issues.
FEMA offers $750 checks during major disasters. Then disappears.
Who’s hurt?
Veterans struggling with PTSD and physical injuries.
Military spouses navigating a healthcare maze.
Disaster survivors in Louisiana, Puerto Rico, Kentucky, California, and beyond.
Taxpayers funding foreign contracts while communities are left behind.
How the Current System Works
The Defense Department has ballooned with contracts going to corporations like Lockheed Martin and even tech billionaires like Elon Musk—while many core needs are neglected.
TRICARE, the military’s healthcare system, is restrictive. Many doctors don’t accept it due to red tape and reimbursement delays.
The VA is underfunded, underperforming, and plagued by backlog issues that delay or deny care to veterans.
FEMA is reactive instead of proactive. By the time help arrives, families have lost everything. And the “help” often doesn’t cover basic needs.
What We’re Proposing
We’re not cutting defense spending. We’re making it smarter.
Freeze the defense budget at its current level (approx. $850B), then:
Cut inflated contracts, overlapping projects, and redundant programs.
Redirect up to $150B annually toward neglected priorities.
Here’s where that redirected money goes:
1. Fully Funded VA Overhaul
Immediate-care partnerships with local hospitals.
VA credit cards or vouchers accepted at any licensed provider.
Expanded mental health services. Including family therapy.
A 30-day appointment guarantee for all veterans.
2. TRICARE Reboot
Require all doctors who take Medicare to also accept TRICARE.
Cover out-of-network care at no extra cost.
End pre-approvals and streamline reimbursement.
3. Military Housing Overhaul
Minimum livable standards for all barracks.
Expand BAH eligibility to all service members, not just married or high-ranking ones.
Build high-quality, affordable on-base housing with mental health support facilities.
4. FEMA Savings Account + Rapid Response
Create a federally managed FEMA Emergency Savings Fund. Starting at $50B and growing annually.
No more $750 relief checks. Every family gets full coverage for:
Temporary housing in hotels or government shelters.
Food, clothing, transportation, and child care.
Assistance with relocation and rebuilding.
FEMA now guarantees boots-on-the-ground within 24–72 hours post-disaster.
Timeline:
Year 1: Defense audit and savings reallocation begins.
Year 2: VA and TRICARE reforms roll out.
Year 3: FEMA fund hits $50B target; housing standards enforced.
States retain flexibility to partner with local providers, respond to climate-specific disasters, and add supplementary benefits.
The Math
Current Defense Budget: ~$850 billion
Amount We’re Redirecting: ~$150 billion
$50B to FEMA Savings Fund
$70B to VA reform and expansion
$30B to housing, TRICARE expansion, and care infrastructure
No tax increases required.
This is not new spending. It’s better spending. We cut bloat, fraud, and outdated tech programs while investing in people.
Economic benefits:
Reduces long-term VA healthcare costs through earlier intervention.
Boosts local economies by enabling veterans to seek care nearby.
Creates jobs in construction, disaster response, and veteran services.
Ironclad Protections
Defense contracts re-reviewed annually for waste or corruption.
Whistleblower protections expanded across VA, FEMA, and DOD.
FEMA disaster response audited in real time for fund use.
No profit caps removed from defense. But they must meet performance metrics.
Oversight & Transparency
Public-facing dashboards showing:
Defense spending by category.
FEMA emergency balance and payouts.
VA appointment wait times and satisfaction ratings.
A National Veterans Oversight Board, half composed of actual veterans, will monitor reforms and report quarterly.
Disaster victims will have access to a FEMA Advocate, who can escalate claims and request audits of denied coverage.
How It Helps Everyone
Military Families:
See any doctor. No more months-long delays or rejections.
Safe, clean housing and broader BAH access.
Veterans:
Timely, trauma-informed care, close to home.
Mental health services that include their families and caregivers.
Disaster Survivors:
Real money, real fast. Hotels, rental cars, relocation. All handled without you maxing a credit card.
Safe recovery while your town rebuilds, with help.
Taxpayers:
A defense system that’s efficient, not wasteful.
Military retention and readiness improve. Saving millions in turnover costs.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Project 2025 and other far-right proposals suggest privatizing the VA or cutting FEMA altogether. This plan protects and improves services by keeping them public, transparent, and fully funded. Without touching the total defense budget. We’re rebalancing the priorities, not weakening the country.
If you believe our veterans deserve more than lip service, if you want disaster survivors to be helped, not abandoned, and if you’re tired of watching billions go to defense contractors while military families suffer… then this is the plan.
Share this. Vote for this. Fight for this.
The people who put everything on the line for this country deserve a government that finally shows up for them.
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What’s Broken
Right now, millions of Americans facing crisis (teen parents, domestic violence survivors, homeless families, people reentering society after incarceration, and others) are left without consistent, safe places to turn. They often fall through the cracks of our overburdened, underfunded, and slow-moving social safety net.
These people don’t need punishment. They need support, structure, and a chance to reset. But today’s options are fragmented, underfunded, and rely heavily on unreliable government budgets or charity. That means many people are left out, stuck in unsafe conditions, or penalized for needing help.
And for taxpayers? It means we’re spending more in emergency services, incarceration, and healthcare after the damage is done, rather than preventing it upfront.
How the Current System Works
Right now, support services like shelters, halfway homes, and temporary housing are inconsistent across states and cities. They depend on nonprofit grants, overstretched local funding, or religious charities. There are long waitlists, limited services, and no clear system for helping people get back on their feet.
There’s also no universal standard for how people in crisis (like teen parents, domestic violence survivors, or those aging out of foster care) can access safe, long-term help. People are passed between agencies or ignored entirely. Funding is reactive, not preventive.
The result? More homelessness. More crime. More overwhelmed ERs. More kids in foster care. More broken families. And no long-term solution.
What We’re Proposing
Under the People’s Plan for America, we’re building Self-Funding Safe Havens across the country: secure, community-based environments designed to support vulnerable people in transition. Without relying on fluctuating government budgets.
These aren’t shelters. These are structured support hubs where people can temporarily live, access healthcare, counseling, parenting classes, job training, legal aid, and more. Depending on their specific need.
Key Features:
Dedicated housing campuses for different groups (e.g., teen parents, immigrants, LGBTQ+ youth, parolees, domestic violence survivors).
Parenting and life skills programs required for all participants.
Pathways to employment, reunification, or permanent housing after transition.
Separation courses required for parents navigating custody and co-parenting while in crisis.
On-site childcare, transportation support, and food access to reduce barriers.
Licensing for caregivers and stay-at-home parents to professionalize and validate home labor.
These havens will also function as Safe Haven Baby Drop-Off Centers where overwhelmed parents can legally and safely surrender newborns without fear of prosecution. Then receive support if they change their mind.
States can choose how to implement Safe Havens based on their population and needs, but every state must have at least one in every major region by Year 3 of rollout.
The Math
Unlike traditional welfare programs, Safe Havens are self-funded by a small, flat contribution:
$5 per paycheck is paid only by people using the program.
This ensures those receiving help are also investing in the system, keeping it sustainable and reducing reliance on taxes.
Federal startup funding:
An initial $1 trillion investment from the 5-Year Budget Surplus is used to launch Safe Haven infrastructure nationwide.
Separate reserve accounts:
Just like our Retirement and Immigration Funds, Safe Haven money is kept in legally protected accounts that cannot be touched by general government spending.
Long-term benefits:
Reduces taxpayer costs from:
Emergency services
Incarceration
Foster care expansion
Hospitalizations due to homelessness or domestic violence
Reduces generational poverty and boosts workforce participation by helping people stabilize and reenter society.
Ironclad Protections
Every Safe Haven is monitored by a federally trained oversight board, with rotating audits and secret shopper-style compliance checks.
Clear eligibility rules determine who qualifies and for how long.
No one can “camp” in the program forever. You must complete required milestones (such as parenting classes, job applications, or legal steps) to maintain your place.
Caps on per-facility funding prevent budget bloat or facility overuse.
Background checks and mandatory reporting rules protect children and residents from abuse or predatory behavior.
Oversight & Transparency
All Safe Haven sites must report quarterly metrics, including:
Number of residents served
Exit success rate (housing, job, family reunification)
Safety incidents
Budget reports
Anonymous feedback forms are built into each program to flag misconduct.
Residents can appeal denials or disciplinary actions to a separate review board.
An online public dashboard lets the public view success rates, audit reports, and funding usage in real time.
How It Helps Everyone
Working families: Keeps at-risk teens, victims, and loved ones off the street and out of long-term crisis. Gives parents peace of mind that there’s a path forward if things go wrong.
Stay-at-home caregivers: Provides stipends and recognition of unpaid labor through licensed care programs.
Foster children: Safe Havens provide a backstop so aging-out youth aren’t abandoned. Older siblings can apply for guardianship to keep families together.
Small businesses: A more stable workforce. People are healthier, better trained, and supported when returning to work.
Communities: Safer neighborhoods, fewer emergency calls, and reduced burdens on ERs, jails, and shelters.
Taxpayers: A preventive system costs less and works better. No more paying triple to fix what could’ve been prevented.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Current systems are reactive and outdated. Safe Havens flip the script by offering prevention, dignity, and structure.
Unlike Project 2025, which pushes people into religious conversion programs or guts social services entirely, PPA’s Safe Havens are voluntary, neutral, and solution-based. They work because they address root causes: instability, trauma, and poverty, not just symptoms.
Call to Action
This isn’t a handout. It’s a hand up.
With just $5 per paycheck, we can create a country where no one is forced to sleep in their car, surrender a baby in fear, or suffer alone after release or abuse. The People’s Plan for America builds the safety net we were promised but never got. Share this with someone who needs to know we have a better option. Let’s build real community support. Let’s make Safe Havens the norm, not the exception.
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What’s Broken
Right now, elected officials and federal judges operate under vague ethical rules and almost no enforcement. They can trade stocks, skip votes, lie under oath during confirmations, take money through loopholes, and still stay in power without facing consequences. Billionaires and corporate lobbyists pour money into campaigns and get insider access, while the rest of us can’t even get a straight answer about why our needs are ignored.
This hurts:
Working families who see no return on their tax dollars.
Small businesses drowned out by corporate lobbyists.
Voters of all political leanings who feel powerless to stop corruption.
Our entire democracy, because trust is collapsing across the board.
How the Current System Works
Right now:
There are no term limits for Congress or the Supreme Court.
Members of Congress can trade stocks, and often pass laws that benefit their portfolios.
Justices can accept lavish gifts from political donors and rule on related cases with no required recusal.
Campaign finance is unchecked, with PACs and billionaires funneling millions into elections.
Lobbying is legal bribery, and ex-officials often go straight into lobbying roles after office.
Filibusters don’t require speeches anymore. Just a piece of paper that blocks bills indefinitely.
No one is enforcing attendance, honesty in confirmation hearings, or cognitive fitness for office.
Watchdog agencies are slow, toothless, and politically compromised.
The result? Corruption runs wild. Good bills die in gridlock. And the same people stay in power, year after year, while nothing gets better.
What We’re Proposing
The People’s Plan for America creates a locked-in system of accountability with clear rules, automated oversight, and no room to cheat.
Key Components:
A.
Term Limits
Congress: Max 12 years (House = 6 terms, Senate = 2 terms)
Supreme Court: Max 25 years on the bench
Speaker of the House & Senate Majority Leader: Max 6 years in leadership
B.
Disqualifications
Missing more than 10% of votes = disqualification from re-election
Failing cognitive or medical evaluations = disqualification
Credible misconduct allegations = paused confirmation or replacement nominee
C.
Insider Trading & Family Influence Bans
All elected officials and their families banned from owning or trading individual stocks
Family members may not act as political caretakers (e.g. Pelosi’s daughter with Sen. Feinstein)
D.
Lobbying & Influence Control
Lifetime ban on lobbying after holding office
No campaign money from corporations or PACs
$25,000/year maximum total donation per person
E.
Publicly Funded Elections
Equal campaign funds from the government for every candidate
Free, mandatory airtime on all major media outlets
All unused funds returned to public election fund
F.
Real Filibuster Reform
No more paper filibusters. If you want to block a bill, you must speak continuously and publicly
Default vote threshold is a simple majority (51 votes) unless a bill has a supermajority clause built in
G.
Oversight Through AI + Inspectors General
AI auto-flags suspicious behavior (vote changes, donations, financial gains, stock trades)
Nonpartisan Inspector General agency investigates all flagged cases
GovHub dashboard shows live voting records, attendance, issue alignment, and transparency scorecards
H.
Petition & Public Poll Integration
Registered voters can sign verified petitions via GovHub
If 60% of a district or state supports a measure, their representative must vote accordingly or be flagged for public review
I.
Supermajority Protections for Key Laws
Some reforms (like term limits, anti-corruption laws, voting rights) require ⅔ of both chambers to repeal
Most laws revert to a 51-vote simple majority
J.
Permanent Disqualification from Office
For insider trading, election interference, bribery, repeated misconduct, or falsifying confirmation testimony
No ability to run again at any level (local, state, federal)
The Math
Cost:
Public campaign funding & oversight systems: Approx. $4–6 billion/year (less than 0.1% of the federal budget)
How We Pay for It:
Shut down PAC loopholes and redirect that private election money into the public campaign fund
Recover fraud/insider trading profits through seizures and fines
Reduce spending on redundant investigations, audits, and ethics panels that don’t work
Long-Term Benefits:
Stronger public trust = more civic participation
Elimination of dark money = fewer corrupt policy outcomes
Less gridlock = faster implementation of helpful laws (healthcare, jobs, etc.)
Ironclad Protections
Every accountability rule is tied to automatic disqualification with no appeal unless proven false
All petitions, votes, and oversight are traceable through GovHub with voter authentication
Any new bill trying to undo PPA rules must meet the supermajority threshold
Officials cannot loop family or friends into influence positions or oversight agencies
AI helps flag patterns before damage is done, not after
Oversight & Transparency
GovHub dashboard includes:
Attendance
Cognitive test results
Voting record vs. district polls
Donation & financial disclosures
Inspectors General are independent, nonpartisan, and funded directly by the Treasury, not Congress
All complaints, petitions, and votes are auditable and trackable by voters
Whistleblower protections are built into every layer of oversight
How It Helps Everyone
For Working Families:
No more representatives voting against your interests while taking Wall Street money
Easier to get corrupt officials removed and replaced
For Small Business Owners:
Level playing field. Corporate lobbying doesn’t drown out your needs
Fairer policies created without backroom deals
For Honest Officials & Civil Servants:
Clear rules, transparent scoring, and protection from smear campaigns
AI-backed proof = fewer baseless accusations, more credible oversight
Even for Corporations (the ethical ones):
Predictable policy environment not based on bribes or flip-flops
More trust from consumers = long-term brand growth
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Under the current system:
Rich donors pick candidates
Lobbyists write the laws
Watchdogs are toothless
Ethics violations are “bad press” not consequences
Under the PPA:
No more legal loopholes
No more shadow lobbying
No more pretending corruption is “just how the system works”
This isn’t about punishing people. It’s about finally creating rules that apply to the powerful, too.
They’re betting we’ll stay divided, distracted, and disorganized. They’re hoping we won’t pay attention, or won’t understand how to fight back. But with the People’s Plan for America, we make the rules clear, the system honest, and the power truly ours again.
No more loopholes. No more excuses. No more pretending this is the best we can do.
Demand government accountability. Demand the People’s Plan.
Because freedom only works when the people in charge can’t cheat to keep it.
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A smart, fair, and sustainable food future built for independence, not dependence.
What Problem is This Fixing?
America’s farmers are being squeezed from every direction. Corporate monopolies control seed supplies, processing plants, and grocery distribution leaving small and medium-sized farmers with razor-thin margins, massive debt, and no real independence.
Meanwhile:
Consumers pay higher food prices despite farmers getting less of the dollar.
Farm workers face low wages and poor conditions, often under threat due to immigration status.
Corporate seed giants force farmers into one-time-use contracts, making them buy new seeds each year instead of saving their own.
Climate change and unpredictable weather are wreaking havoc, but most farmers lack the tools and funding to adapt.
This system is collapsing under its own weight; hurting working families, food security, and the next generation of farmers.
Why/How The Current System Doesn't Work
Here’s how the deck is stacked today:
Agricultural subsidies disproportionately favor massive corporate farms that already dominate the market.
Patent laws give seed corporations full control over genetically modified seeds, preventing farmers from reusing them, creating forced dependence.
Supply chains are controlled by a few mega-corporations who profit from every stage of the process: seed → grow → process → ship → shelf.
Land ownership is increasingly being consolidated by large investment firms and foreign buyers, driving up prices and locking out new farmers.
Working conditions for farm laborers are often unsafe, underpaid, and legally unprotected.
The result? Independence is gone. Innovation is stifled. And everyday Americans foot the bill through higher food prices and tax-funded bailouts.
What’s The PPA Agriculture Solution?
The People’s Plan for America creates a new, self-sustaining agricultural system by restructuring federal support, empowering local producers, and balancing private sector innovation with public oversight.
Key Elements:
A. Restructure Subsidies to Support Independent Farmers
Reallocate a large portion of the current $20–$25 billion in annual farm subsidies toward small and mid-sized farms.
Introduce a Farmer Innovation & Resilience Fund to support climate-smart practices, seed independence, and tech upgrades.
B. Break Corporate Dependence
Legalize and protect open-source seed use, allowing farmers to save and share seeds without fear of lawsuits.
Fund regional cooperative processing centers so farmers don’t need to rely on corporate-owned facilities.
Cap land ownership for foreign buyers and corporate investors to preserve farmland access for American producers.
C. Invest in Tech, Climate Tools, and Energy
Provide grants and low-interest loans for tools like AI irrigation, soil sensors, vertical farming, and renewable energy systems on farms.
Expand climate-resilient crop research through public-private R&D partnerships.
D. Fair Wages & Legal Pathways for Farm Workers
Tie agricultural support to living wages and humane conditions for farm labor.
Create a legal visa and green card pathway specifically for essential agricultural workers.
Pilot farm ownership transition programs for long-time workers.
E. Direct-to-Consumer Infrastructure
Build out e-commerce tools, farmer marketplaces, and community-supported agriculture (CSA) programs with tech grants.
Support mobile farmers’ markets and food hubs to improve food access in underserved areas.
F. State Flexibility
States may design their own versions of farmer cooperatives, subsidy programs, or land banks, so long as they meet national quality and access standards.
Implementation Timeline:
Year 1–2: Fund restructuring, regional pilot programs, land access and seed law changes.
Year 3–5: Full rollout of cooperatives, seed banks, climate-resilient tech, and DTC infrastructure.
Ongoing: Annual reviews of climate impact, food pricing, and program participation.
So What’s The Math? The Cost, Funding Source, and Economic Benefits.
NO NEW TAXES REQUIRED
Existing subsidies ($20–25B/year) will be restructured, not expanded, to prioritize independent farmers, sustainability, and tech.
Corporate tax incentives for investing in local ag tech, processing hubs, and worker programs.
USDA admin costs will drop as local food systems reduce the need for crisis bailouts.
Estimated Outcome:
Lower long-term food costs via local supply chains.
$10B/year saved in food import costs.
300,000+ new rural jobs created through tech, processing, and logistics.
Reduced federal disaster aid due to climate-adaptive farming.
There Will be Ironclad Protections for Farmers
Seed Rights Act prohibits retroactive lawsuits against farmers for saving non-patented or open-source seeds.
Ownership Transparency Rules block shell companies from buying land without disclosure.
Subsidy conditions tied to verifiable outcomes: sustainable practices, fair wages, domestic ownership.
Worker protections enforced via electronic wage reporting, anonymous complaint lines, and third-party auditors.
There will be Oversight & Transparency…
Farmers and farm workers will have access to a public dashboard showing:
Subsidy disbursements
Land ownership trends
Wage compliance by employer
Soil and crop health outcomes by region
Local agricultural boards, with farmer-elected members, will oversee implementation at the county level.
Appeals system allows farmers to challenge subsidy denials, seed patent violations, or land access disputes.
How it Helps Everyday Americans:
Lower food prices from reduced middlemen markups.
More locally grown produce, even in urban and rural food deserts.
Stronger food security and emergency food reserves.
Farmers:
Independence from predatory seed contracts.
Access to modern tools and tech.
Fairer pay, less debt, and land they can actually own.
Small Businesses:
Logistics, tech, and retail businesses benefit from localized ag economies.
Restaurant and food service sectors get fresher, cheaper local produce.
Corporations:
New tax incentives for ag-tech innovation.
Opportunities to partner with co-ops instead of competing with them.
Lower risk of supply chain collapse from climate shocks.
This is not just subsidy reform. It’s economic realignment that restores independence to farmers, reduces costs for consumers, and keeps the private sector involved without monopolizing the system. Unlike Project 2025, which favors full deregulation and consolidation, the PPA builds a balanced system of checks and growth that preserves family farming while giving corporations a real role in innovation, not domination.
If we want American food grown by American hands, it’s time to break the cycle of dependence and exploitation. The People’s Plan for Agriculture restores power to farmers, dignity to workers, and fresh food to every table, without raising taxes or playing favorites.
Food is freedom. Let’s grow it on our terms.
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A respectful, fact-based, and freedom-forward approach to identity in America
What Problem Is This Fixing? Who Does It Hurt Now?
Right now, the national conversation about sex and gender identity is stuck in a loop of outrage, confusion, and division. Both sides feel unheard. Some Americans are frustrated by rapid changes in language and policy, while others feel unsafe or unseen simply trying to live as themselves.
This lack of clarity creates real-world problems:
Transgender people struggle with documentation, employment discrimination, and social isolation.
Everyday workers and employers don’t know what’s required or what’s respectful, leading to unnecessary conflict.
Children and families are caught in polarized debates instead of being offered balanced, well-informed options.
Public institutions (schools, sports leagues, DMV offices, etc.) lack consistent guidance, resulting in unfair treatment or overreach.
We need a solution that respects both biological reality and individual identity, without turning every disagreement into a crisis.
How/Why The Current System Doesn’t Work
Today, different states, and even different agencies within the same state, have wildly inconsistent approaches:
Some allow gender self-identification on official documents; others require surgery or a court order.
Legal definitions of “sex” and “gender” are often used interchangeably, which causes confusion in healthcare, employment law, and education.
In the workplace, there’s no national standard for how to respect someone’s identity while still maintaining a neutral, professional environment.
In sports, there is no unified approach, leaving school districts and families to navigate lawsuits and threats without clear guidance.
Gender identity issues are often politicized rather than addressed with fairness and clarity.
This inconsistency creates uncertainty, opens the door to bad-faith arguments, and harms everyone; especially trans individuals, working professionals, and children.
The PPA Identity Policy Solution
The People’s Plan for America offers a clear, fair, and common-sense solution:
Separate legal sex from gender identity, and give both space to exist respectfully in public life.
There Will Be Clear Separation of Legal Sex and Gender Identity
All government documents (ID, healthcare, employment records) will include:
A biological sex marker (M or F) based on birth or confirmed surgical transition.
An optional gender identity marker (M, F, or X) to reflect how someone identifies day-to-day.
This protects medical accuracy without denying personal identity.
Workplace Clarity & Respect Standards
Pronouns and gender identity should be respected, especially if they’re reflected in official HR or legal documentation.
Employers are not required to change speech codes, but repeated misgendering after documentation exists can result in HR action, just like calling someone by the wrong name.
C. Bathrooms and Facilities
Universal single-stall restrooms will be required in all public buildings, businesses, and schools with more than 10 employees.
Multi-stall restrooms remain available, but universal restrooms ensure privacy and safety for everyone.
D. Sports Participation Framework
Recreational and non-competitive leagues: All players may participate according to gender identity.
Competitive leagues (scholarships, rankings): Trans athletes may compete in a separate division until science-based criteria are developed.
Mixed leagues will be required in all school districts to offer a neutral option for all athletes, including trans students.
E. Safe Haven Inclusion & Support Services
LGBTQ individuals who are displaced or unsafe due to identity will have access to self-funded Safe Havens that provide shelter, job training, and relocation support.
Implementation Timeline
Year 1: Update federal documentation systems. Begin rollout of universal restrooms. Launch trans sports policy pilot.
Year 2–3: State-level support and system integration. Publish national research findings on trans athletic participation.
Ongoing: Regular review and update of implementation data with community input.
So What’s The Math?
This system is designed to be:
Self-funded through existing payroll tax models already in place for Safe Haven and ID update infrastructure.
No new federal taxes required.
Cost-efficiency:
Updating documentation systems is a one-time software overhaul, not a recurring expense.
Universal restrooms are single-stall, making them cheaper than renovating multi-stall layouts.
Economic Benefit:
Reduces workplace HR disputes and lawsuits.
Improves job stability and housing access for LGBTQ individuals.
Prevents costly legal battles around trans sports and public accommodations.
The Ironclad Protections
Sex and gender identity are legally distinct and protected, preventing misuse of identity in legal or criminal contexts.
Medical transition must be confirmed by a licensed physician to update legal sex markers.
Gender identity updates must be documented through a secure verification process, reducing fraudulent filings.
Workplace HR complaints must be pattern-based, not based on one-off accidental misgendering.
Sports categories are scientifically reviewed, not politically manipulated.
There Will Be Oversight & Transparency…
Public ID Verification Portal allows individuals to view or update their sex and gender markers securely.
HR Review Panels for gender discrimination complaints will operate under a 30-day resolution rule.
Athletic Integrity Committees (state-based) will track the fairness and competitiveness of trans participation guidelines.
Annual public report from the Department of Labor and Education on identity-related workplace and school issues.
How This Helps Everyday Americans:
Removes the fear of “getting it wrong” in daily interactions.
Makes restrooms and sports less political and more practical.
Promotes safety, clarity, and dignity without forced ideology.
Working Professionals & Employers:
Fewer HR disputes and clearer expectations.
No required trainings, just documented clarity and neutral standards.
Easier onboarding and ID management across all sectors.
LGBTQ Individuals:
Ability to update documents with dignity while maintaining privacy.
Legal recognition without forcing others to conform to belief systems.
Access to Safe Havens if home, school, or work becomes unsafe.
Schools & Youth Programs:
Clear, age-appropriate divisions for sports and restrooms.
No more one-size-fits-all mandates, flexibility with structure.
Ensures that no child is banned from participation or support.
It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now!
Right now, we have either:
Overreaching mandates that alienate working-class and religious Americans, or
Backlash policies that deny trans people basic dignity and safety.
This policy is balanced: it defines legal sex and gender identity separately, respects everyone’s freedom, and avoids extremes. It doesn’t force culture shifts. It just sets the rules, keeps things clear, and lets people live their lives. Unlike Project 2025, which aims to eliminate trans protections entirely, the PPA approach ensures dignity without domination.
This isn’t about politics. It’s about peace, privacy, and professionalism. The People’s Plan for America gives everyone the structure to live freely, respectfully, and safely, without forcing anyone to compromise their beliefs.
Respect isn’t complicated. It’s just common sense. Let’s lead with that.
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What’s Broken
America’s infrastructure is outdated, unequal, and inefficient. Many rural areas still lack reliable broadband, cutting off residents from modern jobs, education, and healthcare. In cities, public transit is often unreliable or unsafe. Suburbs are expanding without the roads, housing, or planning needed to support them. And nationally, our transportation system over-relies on cars and short flights, while countries like China and Japan have already built high-speed rail networks that connect millions affordably and efficiently.
This system hurts:
Working families stuck in long commutes with few local job options.
Small-town residents who can’t access remote work due to poor internet.
Young people and seniors who don’t drive but can’t rely on public transit.
Auto workers and skilled laborers who lost jobs due to outsourcing and automation without a plan for reemployment.
How the Current System Works
Currently:
Each state runs its own infrastructure priorities, with little national coordination.
Broadband expansion is piecemeal and often excludes the most rural areas due to low profit margins for providers.
Rail projects take decades (e.g., Honolulu’s unfinished rail line) due to poor planning, politics, and contractor mismanagement.
Vehicle registration and DMV systems vary wildly, with confusing and often expensive rules.
There’s no unified plan to retrain fossil fuel workers or auto workers into the EV economy.
Funding is spread across agencies, with little accountability for results.
As a result, America falls behind while the cost of living and commuting rises.
What We’re Proposing
We’re creating a nationally coordinated infrastructure strategy that ensures no part of the country is left behind while protecting state and local identity. Here’s how:
A. High-Speed Rail (Urban & Regional)
Build high-speed rail lines connecting major metro areas first (NYC to DC, LA to SF, Chicago to St. Louis, etc.).
Use existing transit corridors to avoid land seizures or long environmental delays.
Offer local connector lines to smaller cities and suburbs in Phase 2.
Allow people to live in one place and work in another without the cost of big city rent.
B. Broadband for All (Rural, Suburban, Tribal)
Treat internet like a utility. Basic, fast, and affordable.
Invest in fiber-optic, fixed wireless, and satellite coverage where appropriate.
Require participating providers to offer $25/month basic plans and free access at public sites (schools, libraries, town halls).
C. Repurposing Vacant Buildings
Turn abandoned malls, motels, and schools into housing, clinics, and job centers.
Keep community aesthetics intact while building walkable, functional neighborhoods.
D. EV Infrastructure & Jobs
Build out a national charging network, including rural “EV hubs.”
Subsidize home chargers for working- and middle-class families.
Require EV companies to build in the U.S., pay fair wages, and retrain current auto workers for green jobs.
E. Suburban and Local Control
States and towns choose housing style and building height. No forced high-rises.
Offer templates for good development (townhomes, mixed-use zones) while letting locals decide.
F. Smart DMV Reform
Create a national baseline for registration and titling: flat-rate, no weight-based or obscure fees.
DMV offices can still be state-run but follow federal simplicity standards.
G. Freight, Roads, and Resilience
Focus on repair, not expansion.
Prioritize safe rural roads, elevated flood-prone areas, and burying power lines in wildfire zones.
The Math
Estimated $3.5 trillion over 10 years, with phased rollouts:
$1T for high-speed rail (20-year ROI on ridership + station economy)
$500B for broadband expansion
$700B for EV infrastructure and subsidies
$600B for climate-resilient roads, bridges, and freight systems
$400B for building repurposing and walkable development
$300B for oversight, smart tech, job training, and DMV standardization
Funding:
Reallocation from outdated fossil fuel subsidies and inefficiencies
National Infrastructure Bank & Green Bonds
Federal Reserve-backed investment packages
27% minimum corporate tax rate will remain unchanged; no new taxes needed
Land value capture near transit stations
Public-private partnerships on rail and broadband with profit-sharing guarantees
Economic Benefits:
Over 5 million new jobs in construction, rail, broadband, and EV tech.
Boosts local economies via station hubs, walkable districts, and housing near transit.
Lifts rural and suburban wages by connecting communities to better-paying jobs.
Ironclad Protections
No company receives funding without meeting wage, safety, and service standards.
Contractors must meet completion benchmarks or face clawbacks.
Broadband providers can’t use public money to build slow or unreliable service.
All local development must include community input sessions before final approvals.
Oversight & Transparency
All projects tracked on a public-facing dashboard (GovHub) with:
Timeline updates
Cost vs. budget breakdowns
Contractor evaluations
Any delays or overruns trigger a public review hearing.
Citizens can submit feedback or concerns via GovHub or state ombudsman.
States have flexibility to opt into development standards that match their communities.
How It Helps Everyone
Working families: shorter commutes, better remote work access, cheaper housing.
Rural residents: access to telehealth, work-from-home, and online education.
Small businesses: new customers and foot traffic in walkable hubs.
Auto workers: green job security through retraining and union protections.
States and towns: maintain character while gaining smart, efficient growth.
Corporations: benefit from upgraded logistics, transit hubs, and connectivity. Without needing tax cuts.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
This plan is proactive, not reactive. Unlike proposals like Project 2025, which slash infrastructure investment and deregulate private monopolies. PPA ensures public infrastructure stays public, transparent, and serves the people, not just corporate bottom lines. It’s built on freedom of movement, regional identity, and upward mobility.
If you’re tired of being stuck in traffic, cut off from opportunity, or told to move just to get ahead, this is the policy that fights for you. Real infrastructure should work for everyone, no matter their ZIP code. Share this plan, call your reps, and tell them you support The People’s Plan for America. Because no one should be left behind on the road to opportunity.
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What’s Broken
Right now, disabled and elderly Americans are often stuck in systems that don’t respect their independence, protect their finances, or provide quality care. Too many families are left with impossible choices: either quit their jobs to care for a loved one or watch them be mistreated in a low-rated care facility.
The current patchwork of services is:
Inaccessible for people without strong family support
Overrun with fraud, hidden fees, and price gouging
Failing rural and low-income areas entirely
Forcing elderly and disabled people into poverty to qualify for help
Example: A 62-year-old woman in Alabama on Social Security lives alone and can’t afford a home health aide. Her son wants to help but can’t get paid unless he jumps through miles of red tape. Meanwhile, the local nursing home is under investigation for overcharging Medicaid and giving substandard care.
How the Current System Works
Today’s system separates elder care, disability support, housing, and oversight into multiple fragmented agencies. Services are hard to access, full of paperwork, and inconsistently regulated across states. Caregiver programs exist, but:
They’re underfunded or waitlisted
They don’t include strong accountability
Care facilities can operate for years with known violations
In most states:
Family caregivers go unpaid or underpaid
Disabled adults lose benefits if they try to work
Elderly people are pushed into expensive nursing homes or left alone
Oversight agencies are too understaffed to catch fraud early
What We’re Proposing
We’re overhauling disability and elder care by bringing it all under one well-regulated system with real accountability, flexible support options, and better pay for caregivers. Here’s what changes under the PPA:
A. Family Caregiver Program (Nationalized & Tiered)
Trained family members can get certified and paid to provide care at home.
Pay is based on level of care, not a flat rate (light assistance vs. full-time medical support).
Training, home evaluations, and ongoing support included.
B. Facility Oversight & Rating System
All care homes (elder, disability, hospice) are graded like restaurants (A–F).
Grades and violations are posted publicly through GovHub.
Facilities with poor records are investigated and shut down if necessary.
C. Unified Federal Reporting System (via GovHub)
Anyone can report abuse, fraud, or unsafe conditions.
3-strike rule applies to caregivers and facilities.
Flags are good-faith alerts, not accusations, and require follow-up.
D. Independent Living & Work Opportunities
Free accessible transportation (government-backed rideshare)
Small business grants and remote job placement for disabled individuals
Vocational mentorship roles for seniors who still want to contribute
E. Expanded Access to Medical Needs
Full coverage for dental, hearing, vision, mental health, and prescriptions
Telehealth for remote patients and mobile care units for rural areas
Hospice care comes with strict federal oversight and comfort-first standards
F. Housing
Funding for home retrofits, accessible housing, and independent senior communities
Incentives for intergenerational living (tax breaks for live-in caregivers)
The Math
Estimated cost of full implementation:
Family Caregiver Program: $180 billion
Oversight and enforcement: $20 billion
Expanded healthcare & hospice oversight: $90 billion
Transportation, housing retrofits, and tech: $60 billion
Total: ~$350 billion/year
Funded by:
Redirecting waste from fraudulent billing (Medicare/Medicaid fraud alone costs ~$80–100B/year)
Reducing reliance on institutional care, which costs $95,000+ per person per year compared to $30–40k for home care
Phasing in Social Security increases only after PLA stabilizes the economy
Ending corporate tax loopholes and enforcing fair pay for insurance partners
Ironclad Protections
Random home/facility inspections to catch problems before harm occurs
Whistleblower protections for staff, residents, and families
3-strike system with a clear appeals process
All caregivers must be certified and trained with routine re-evaluations
Emergency button system allows residents to request immediate help without tipping off abusers
Oversight & Transparency
GovHub hosts real-time inspection results, facility grades, and complaint logs
Residents and family members can track reports anonymously and see how they’re resolved
Care facilities and individual caregivers have the right to dispute or appeal flags
Public alerts issued when any facility is downgraded to a D or F
Audits are cross-checked with federal Medicaid billing records to spot fraud
How It Helps Everyone
Families can afford to care for loved ones without sacrificing income
Disabled adults gain independence, dignity, and access to work
Seniors can age in place, stay socially connected, and avoid abusive nursing homes
Small businesses benefit from tax incentives for hiring disabled or senior workers
Caregiving becomes a legitimate job path, helping solve workforce shortages
Taxpayers save billions by reducing unnecessary institutionalization and catching fraud earlier
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
The current system is broken: decentralized, underfunded, and easy to abuse. Facilities get away with decades of violations. Families are punished for stepping in to help. This plan creates a simple, centralized structure, enforces accountability, and saves money by supporting people in their homes. Not warehousing them in overpriced facilities.
It’s also a clear contrast to plans like Project 2025, which aim to slash federal caregiving programs and shift responsibility to states with no safeguards. Under the PPA, no matter where you live, your rights and care are protected.
If you believe disabled Americans and our elders deserve dignity, independence, and care that actually works. This is your plan. The PLA Plan doesn’t just patch up a broken system. It rebuilds it with purpose, oversight, and care.
Share this policy. Demand better. And let your leaders know, we’re done settling for less.
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What’s Broken
Right now, Americans pay the highest prescription drug prices in the world. Even for medications that were invented here. Life-saving meds like insulin, EpiPens, and cancer treatments are often priced hundreds or thousands of dollars above production cost.
This system hurts:
Working families who skip medications to afford rent or groceries
Seniors who ration pills to make them last
Small businesses that can’t offer decent health benefits
Rural and underserved communities who have no affordable pharmacy nearby
At the same time, pharmaceutical companies post record profits and spend more on advertising than on research.
How the Current System Works
Right now:
Medicare is legally banned from negotiating drug prices, meaning taxpayers pay sticker price.
Pharmaceutical companies can extend patents indefinitely, keeping prices high and blocking cheaper generics.
The FDA approval process is slow and expensive, often delayed by red tape or corporate influence.
Pharmacy deserts in rural and urban areas leave people without local access to needed medications.
Direct-to-consumer advertising encourages overuse of name-brand drugs instead of cheaper, proven generics.
The system favors corporate profits over public health, and there is no national mechanism to ensure fair drug pricing or universal access.
What We’re Proposing
The PPA introduces a comprehensive overhaul of how prescription drugs are priced, produced, and distributed. Without raising taxes or expanding the deficit.
Key components:
A. Government Negotiation Authority
Medicare and Medicaid will be allowed to negotiate drug prices based on production cost, need, and international benchmarks.
No more price gouging on life-saving drugs.
B. Public Generic Drug Manufacturing
The federal government will build or contract facilities to produce generic medications at cost, prioritizing essential drugs like:
Insulin
EpiPens
Blood pressure and heart medications
Seizure and mental health treatments
These will be available through:
Public health clinics
Mail-order delivery
Mobile pharmacy trucks in rural areas
C. Patent Reform
Limit patent extensions to two per drug, and require proof of substantial innovation.
End “evergreening” practices that block generics unnecessarily.
D. Price Cap Formula
Drug prices must reflect:
Manufacturing and R&D cost
A modest, capped profit margin
Global pricing comparisons
E. Innovation Incentives
Private companies that:
Partner to produce at-cost generics, or
Develop breakthrough treatments with public benefit
will receive:Tax credits
Priority FDA review
Access to federal R&D funds
F. Ban on Direct-to-Consumer Prescription Advertising
Eliminate wasteful, manipulative marketing that inflates demand and costs.
Doctors, not commercials, should guide your health decisions.
Implementation Timeline:
Year 1-2: Launch federal price negotiation & public-private manufacturing contracts.
Year 2-5: Build public generic facilities, expand mobile access, and scale delivery services.
Year 5-10: Full rollout of at-cost generics, national coverage, and digital access platform.
States will have flexibility to integrate these services with local clinics or community health partners.
The Math
Total Upfront Investment:
$30 billion to $65 billion over five years.
Funded By:
Savings from Medicare drug negotiations: Estimated $100+ billion per year
Elimination of pharma ad tax loopholes: ~$30 billion/year
Pharma compliance fees for companies that violate pricing caps
Long-Term Savings:
Over $200 billion per year in lower national prescription spending.
Reduced ER visits and hospitalizations from non-treatment.
Healthier workforce and lower insurance premiums for businesses.
This plan pays for itself in less than 5 years and keeps saving money for decades to come.
Ironclad Protections
Patent abuse limits prevent companies from gaming the system.
Whistleblower protections for scientists or employees who uncover fraud.
Generic quality control enforced through FDA inspections and transparency requirements.
Eligibility guardrails ensure public generics go to those who need them, without corporate interference.
Oversight & Transparency
A Federal Drug Pricing Board will review price formulas and conduct annual audits.
All negotiated drug prices and formulas will be publicly posted online.
Patients and providers can submit complaints or appeals for unreasonable denials or access issues.
Independent review panels ensure FDA and pricing decisions remain free from corporate pressure.
How It Helps Everyone
For Families and Individuals:
Pay a fraction of what you currently spend on insulin, antibiotics, asthma meds, and more.
No more skipping medication to pay bills.
For Seniors:
Lower copays and expanded access under Medicare.
End to price gouging on fixed incomes.
For Small Businesses:
Lower insurance premiums when drug costs come down.
Easier to offer benefits that attract workers.
For Rural Communities:
Mobile pharmacy access and home delivery ensure no one is left behind.
For Private Pharma:
Still allowed to compete, just not gouge.
Incentives to innovate, not exploit.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Unlike Project 2025’s approach of deregulation and privatization, which lets drug companies set their own rules, this plan creates a balanced system that:
Rewards true innovation,
Keeps prices fair and transparent, and
Makes sure the people, not corporations, come first.
No one should die because they can’t afford a prescription. This isn’t about red or blue, it’s about fairness, freedom, and dignity. Americans deserve access to safe, affordable medication without going broke. This plan delivers what Big Pharma promised but never delivered: innovation, access, and accountability.
Spread the word. Demand a vote. The time for affordable medicine is now.
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A fair, affordable, and accountable insurance system that protects the people, not the profit margins.
What problem is this fixing?
Insurance companies are supposed to provide protection when disaster strikes. Instead, they’ve become expert at denying claims, inflating premiums, and dropping customers when they need coverage the most.
Today’s system hurts everyone who plays by the rules:
Homeowners lose coverage after a fire, even if they were paying for fire insurance.
Drivers are charged hundreds a month for “full coverage,” only to find out it doesn’t actually cover their accident.
Life insurance loopholes allow companies to deny payouts after suicide, or let people secretly take out policies on others.
Required insurance (car, health, home) can be dropped or made unaffordable based on your zip code, wage level, or risk category.
Small businesses get crushed by sudden rate hikes or denied claims during critical times.
People are forced to carry insurance by law yet there’s no law ensuring insurers hold up their end of the bargain.
How/Why the Current System Doesn’t Work
Insurance is a billion-dollar industry built around profit-first logic:
Companies deny claims, delay payouts, or drop customers to protect their margins.
They inflate prices based on zip codes, income, or regional “risk,” punishing people for where they live. Not how they drive or how they maintain their property.
Life insurance companies can deny benefits after suicide or allow policies to be taken out on someone without their consent.
Many people are required to prepay six-month premiums just to get coverage. Making insurance feel more like extortion than protection.
Meanwhile, oversight is minimal, and there’s no universal standard for fairness, transparency, or accessibility.
The PPA Insurance Reform Solution
The People’s Plan for America introduces a universal insurance rights framework that protects individuals, sets standards for all insurers, and gives people real value for their money.
A. Core Protections for Required Insurance
If the government mandates insurance (car, health, home), insurers cannot deny claims for the risks they cover.
No policy cancellations after a claim. You can’t get dropped for using the coverage you’ve paid for.
Mandatory monthly payment options. No more six-month upfront premiums that hurt working families.
B. Pricing Reform
Cap premiums on car, home, and life insurance based on a sliding scale tied to income and regional cost of living, not arbitrary “risk” categories.
Ban regional discrimination in pricing (e.g., you can’t be charged 10x more just for living in California or a city with high traffic).
C. Tiered Insurance Structure (Modeled After PPA Healthcare Tiers)
Bronze: Basic, low-cost coverage for essentials.
Silver/Gold: Mid-level coverage with added services (e.g., rental reimbursement, natural disaster protection, mental health counseling with life insurance).
Platinum: Premium/luxury coverage with bonus features like performance car mods, high-end property replacement, concierge services.
D. Life Insurance Consent Laws
No person can take out a policy on another individual without in-person verification, ID, and explicit consent.
Life insurance must cover suicide after six months of continuous coverage, with no claim denials for pre-existing mental health conditions.
E. Optional Perk Partnerships
Let states and insurers partner with local businesses (auto shops, bodywork specialists, vet clinics, dental offices) to offer tier-based discounts and perks for everyday services.
Dealerships may offer tier enrollment at time of purchase for convenience.
So What’s The Math?
This reform is not a spending program, it’s a rules change. It doesn’t cost the public money; it simply requires insurance companies to operate fairly in a system where they’re already profiting.
Economic benefits include:
Lower default rates and bankruptcies due to denied insurance claims.
Reduced public reliance on emergency aid (FEMA, state disaster relief) when people are actually insured.
Increased consumer spending when insurance is fairly priced and monthly options are available.
Local economic growth from in-state perk partnerships that encourage insured spending.
The Ironclad Protections
Insurers cannot cancel coverage due to a claim for the very event they insured.
Life insurance fraud is eliminated by requiring in-person identity verification.
Sliding scale pricing is verified via income documentation, not self-reporting.
Third-party audits required for denied claims and regional pricing models.
Oversight & Transparency…
A federal Insurance Fairness Commission will be created to track premiums, claims, cancellations, and abuse patterns.
State-level boards may oversee compliance and investigate local abuse, but all insurers must report into a central public dashboard.
Appeals system in place for any claim denials, policy cancellations, or unjust rate hikes—reviewed by an independent consumer board.
How It Helps Everyone Everyday Americans:
Get affordable, usable insurance with monthly payments and guaranteed payouts.
No more surprise rate hikes for just living in a “risky” zip code.
Families who lose a loved one, even to suicide, get the support they need.
Small Business Owners:
Get insurance perks tailored to their operations, like fleet vehicle coverage or disaster resilience plans.
Benefit from local partnerships and stable premiums.
Corporations (if they play fair):
Can partner in tier perks, offering real value to insured members.
Avoid costly legal and reputational issues from fraud and abuse.
Gain tax incentives for participating in state-sponsored fair insurance models.
Why It’s Smarter Than What We Have Now
Current insurance systems are designed to protect profits, not people; especially when the law forces us to buy in. The PPA reform model flips that logic: if the public is required to pay for protection, they must actually receive it.
This plan isn’t anti-business. It’s pro-accountability. It sets a clear path for fair pricing, reliable coverage, and legal protection for both insurers and customers, without collapsing private markets.
If we’re going to require Americans to carry insurance, then insurance companies must be required to carry the public’s trust. No more loopholes, no more denials, no more discrimination. The People’s Plan makes insurance fair, affordable, and accountable, just like it’s supposed to be. Let’s build a system where people get the protection they pay for.
We pay in. We show up. We deserve better.
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A Smarter Way to Fix the System
We’re not just throwing money at problems. The People’s Plan for America (PPA) is designed to build a surplus first, restructure broken systems, and make sure we don’t repeat the same mistakes that got us here.
Instead of endless spending with no accountability, we’re using the first five years to stabilize, reorganize, and save. Then using that momentum to start paying down the national debt aggressively and responsibly.
This is a plan that works like a household budget:
You cut waste.
You restructure your bills.
You put money aside.
And then you start chipping away at your debt, without falling behind again.
How the 25-Year Plan Works
Years 1–5: Restructure, Rebuild, and Save
The first five years of the PPA are focused on:
Cutting federal waste, bloat, and corruption
Rolling out core programs gradually and efficiently
Locking in fair tax revenue from corporations and billionaires
Building a $10 trillion federal surplus
Preparing to begin debt repayment in year six
During these five years:
No program will be rushed.
Every dollar will be tracked.
Oversight systems will be locked in before full benefits roll out.
We’re not going to just flip a switch. We’re going to build it right. By the end of year five, the entire People’s Plan will be fully operational and fully paid for.
What Rolls Out When
Year 1: Stabilize and Audit
Freeze on federal contract price hikes and corporate subsidies
Launch full-scale audits of federal departments and budget bloat
Begin corporate tax reforms and close billionaire loopholes
Cap military contract overpayments and begin defense audit
Begin national tax simplification: flat 25% federal, capped 5% state structure
Cap federal administrative salaries and launch salary oversight task force
Begin pilot testing core programs in high-need regions (public healthcare, trade school, housing)
Year 2: Basic Coverage & Restructuring
Launch universal basic healthcare access. Free primary care, urgent care, prescriptions, and mental health
Start national trade school programs inside public high schools
Begin rollout of affordable public housing and rent stabilization in top 25 crisis regions
Launch childcare stipends for working parents and stay-at-home caregivers
Begin zoning and permitting reforms for high-speed rail and broadband
Year 3: Jobs, Schools, and Small Business Protection
Full national rollout of trade school + certification pipeline
State funding distributed to upgrade all K–12 schools to national standard
Begin infrastructure hiring for green jobs and transportation development
Launch national small business protections, loan access, and tax relief
Begin phased-in employer compliance for new labor standards
Year 4: Oversight, Automation, and Economic Boosters
Launch AI-driven auditing system for federal funds, agency performance, and program fraud detection
Begin federal worker evaluation system. Agencies now accountable to results
Launch universal digital GovHub platform for services, voting, and records
Provide low-interest loans and grants for public utility transitions, small-scale energy independence, and rural development
Phase in national job retraining for automation-affected industries
Year 5: Full Activation
All core PPA programs are now active nationwide
All oversight systems are fully functional
States receive increased funding for regional customization and innovation
Final $2 trillion deposited into surplus fund, bringing the total to $10 trillion
Transition complete: new baseline set for 21st-century America
Starting Year 6: We Pay Down the National Debt
We don’t wait forever to clean up the damage. Starting in year six, we commit $1.2 trillion in year one, followed by annual contributions to pay off the national debt over 15–20 years.
This isn’t a fantasy. It’s a responsible payoff schedule, built on:
Consistent federal surplus management
A capped tax system that still grows with the economy
Reduced waste, fraud, and contract overbilling
An economy that is now self-reliant, locally empowered, and trade-strong
By year 25, America will have a balanced budget, a paid-down debt, and Why Build the $10 Trillion Surplus First?
Because you don’t put out a fire with borrowed water.
We start by saving. Ten trillion dollars over five years gives us:
A national cushion to absorb emergencies, pandemics, wars, or recessions
The ability to launch programs without borrowing or spiking inflation
A permanent rainy day fund backed by law and protected from abuse
That surplus ensures the People’s Plan doesn’t just work, it endures.
Debt-Free. Future-Proof. Still Alive to See It.
This isn’t about kicking the can down the road. Most of us will still be alive in 20–25 years. Our kids will be grown. Our grandkids will be entering the workforce. And this country shouldn’t be buried in debt when they get there.
We’ll be able to say:
That’s the kind of legacy worth fighting for.
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When people hear about bold plans to transform the country, their first question is always:
HOW ARE WE GOING TO PAY FOR IT?!
And here’s the truth:
We already do. We just spend it in all the wrong places.
The People’s Plan Isn’t About Bigger Spending
Under the People’s Plan for America, we restructure the entire federal tax and budget system to ensure that everyone gets what they need without bankrupting the future.
Here’s how it works:
We generate $8.1 trillion per year in revenue through a simple, fair tax system.
We spend $6.1 trillion per year on every single one of our national programs:
Universal healthcare
Trade school and education reform
Affordable housing and public transportation
Infrastructure, broadband, and oversight systems
Government restructuring, audits, and modernization
The remaining $2 trillion per year is extra. A built-in surplus that we intentionally do not spend in the first five years.
What Happens in the First 5 Years?
Years 1 through 5 are about building and preparing, not just launching.
We roll out every piece of the People’s Plan, layer by layer, until the full system is running by the end of Year 5.
At the same time, we’re saving $2 trillion every year, creating a total of $10 trillion in national surplus by the end of Year 5.
That money is:
Legally locked in savings
Protected from misuse or misappropriation
Untouchable for political games or budget raids
This surplus acts as a safety net for the country, so no matter what crisis comes (recession, pandemic, war, climate event) we are prepared.
This isn’t “rainy day” money. This is future-proofing the entire nation.
Starting in Year 6: Pay Down the Debt, Not Cut the People
Once the full system is in place and running smoothly, we begin paying down the national debt.
We continue to collect $8.1 trillion per year in revenue.
We continue to fully fund all national programs at $6.1 trillion per year.
But now, the extra $2 trillion per year gets redirected from savings to debt repayment.
This means we begin paying down the principal of the national debt (not just the interest) without touching essential programs, raising taxes, or borrowing another dime.
Over the Long Term: 20 Years, Debt-Free America
By staying disciplined and consistent:
We keep every program funded and running.
We never have to cut public benefits during a crisis.
And we start aggressively chipping away at the national debt, aiming to reduce or eliminate it within 15 to 20 years.
That means most of us will still be alive when:
The country is fully functioning,
The budget is balanced,
The debt is reduced or gone,
And the next generation inherits a system that works.
This isn’t a dream. It’s a strategy.
This Is Not Just a Spending Plan… It’s a Stability Plan
This plan isn’t about doing everything at once or blowing the budget. It’s about:
Rolling out what we need
Staying within our means
Saving smartly
And then cleaning up what the last century left behind
In Summary:
$8.1 trillion in revenue per year
$6.1 trillion goes to fully fund all programs and systems
$2 trillion saved annually for 5 years = $10 trillion surplus
Starting in year 6, that $2 trillion per year goes toward paying down the national debt
All programs stay fully funded for the next 15–20 years
National debt is paid off without cuts or chaos