• Punishments for erroneous/wasteful Prior Authorization requirements by insurance companies

  • Jeopardize licenses of practitioners who approve erroneous PA denials

• Eliminate financial duty that insurance and healthcare companies have to shareholders

• Introduce limits to R&D recoup if tax dollars were used

• Increase reimbursements to providers

• Harsher punishments for corporate Medicare/Medicaid fraud

• Make inpatient rehab coverage mandatory

We need to overhaul our personal privacy protections in this country. Personally Identifying Information (PII) should be more difficult to obtain, retain and sell.

• data collection should be an opt-in system with a max permission time of 60 days

  • after which the data should have to be deleted, new consent obtained and the data recollected

• non-medical data should have an experation date of 60 days

• That expiration date should persist even if the data is sold to or by a data broker

• There should be a heavy financial penalty for violating such law(s)

• Make insider trading illegal for government officials and make prosecution thereof mandatory for Congress and introduce a mechanism to punish all members who partake collectively

• Overturn Trump V. United States 603 U.S. 593 (2024)

• Redefine monetary crime punishments to be a portion of the culprit’s last reported income

  • Preliminary example:

    • Speeding tickets on federal roadways cost 0.1% of the offender’s AGI from last year per 5 mph over the limit

      • Accepting a bribe should have a punishment of the amount accepted plus 1% of AGI

• Make prosecution of corruption possible and compulsory

  • Overturn Snyder v. Unites States 603 U.S. 1 (2024)

  • Any member of the DOJ who fail to prosecute corruption should be considered an accomplice thereof

• Make prosecution of prudery committed during a confirmation hearing compulsory

• Make it explicit that a violation of the following clauses/statutes or participation in or facilitation of the following actions constitute High Crimes &/or misdemeanors as defined in Article II of the constitution

  • Violation of the Emoluments Clause

  • Corruption with or without an explicit quid pro quo

  • Any crime of a sexual nature

  • Any crime involving minors

• Overturn Town of Castle Rock v Gonzales 545 U.S. 748 (2005)

• End qualified immunity (overturn in whole or part: Pierson v. Ray (1967), Pearson v. Callahan (2009))

• Introduce Escalation of Force (EoF) steps and Code of Ethics (CoE) for all policing forces (including ALL federal forces)

• Create a publicly accessible, national registry of convicted officers, officers who have used qualified immunity as a defense or violated CoE

• Make paid administrative leave for law enforcement illegal/make them repay the taxpayers if they are found guilty

• EoF steps example

  • Visual

    • Lights, waving

  • Sound

    • Sirens, waving

  • Non-lethal

    • Mace, taser (not tear gas)

  • Warning shot

    • To ground, not in air, not in direction of target

    • Aiming a weapon at target before this step is completed and target has been given a chance to respond peaceably constitutes a violation

  • Disabling force

    • Foot, leg, tire (of a non moving vehicle), et cetera

  • Kill shot

    • Minimum shots required

• CoE example

  • Mandatory reporting of domestic violence amongst fellow officers/agents

  • Mandatory reporting of participation in hate groups as defined by ADL

• End no-knock warrants

• Tie funding to:

  • Drug enforcement reform

    • Incentivize rehab

  • Introduction of Alternative First Responders/co-responders

• Justice system

  • Increase number of judges at local, state and district level to decrease length of preventative detention

  • Make capital punishment illegal

  • Create code of ethics for SCOTUS

    • Violation of this code automatically introduces a motion a confidence vote

      • A passage of the motion automatically introduces articles of impeachment

As United States citizens and consumers we deserve the right to own the things we buy. I will introduce and/or support legislation that protects our right to repair, maintain and modify the products that we have purchased. especially in the areas of automotive, industrial equipment, and home appliances.

• General

  • Remove cap on social security contributions by individuals making more than $184,500.

• Corporate

  • Remove a corporation’s fiduciary duty to its shareholders.

  • For corporations that employ over 1,000 individuals: For each individual who reports at least 1,877 hours throughout a calendar year (average of 36 hours/week) and receives SNAP benefits, their employer(s) should be charged a surtax of 0.625x the benefits paid by the SNAP program.

    • For multi income families this surtax will be divided proportionally to the income contributed by each individual.

      • If one partner’s employer pays a higher hourly rate they would be responsible for less of the surtax.

    • For individuals employed by multiple employers the surtax will be divided proportionally between employers based on income paid.

      • The lower the pay/hour the higher the portion of the surtax each employer pays.

• Personal/family

  • Bracket reform-lower taxes for working class and higher taxes for billionaires and multi millionaires

  • mandatory paid family leave for both parents

  • mandatory minimum PTO/year

  • Jury duty should pay enough allow everyone to participate

Lev 19:33-34

"I had always hoped that this land might become a safe & agreeable Asylum to the virtuous & persecuted part of mankind, to whatever nation they might belong"

—George Washington May 28, 1788

I am a descendant of immigrants, as are the vast majority of US citizens in our district. It is shameful that we consider it too much to extend to others the same opportunity our forebearers had.

We need to be increasing the number of immigration judges to alleviate the backlog of the immigration docket.

We need to extend the 6th amendment right to legal council to include those who attempt to immigrate via legal channels. This includes asylum seekers.

Those in government who attempt to break international law with regards to asylum seekers should be impeached.

We are a nation of immigrants and a melting pot of cultures. It’s time we remember that fact and start being proud of it again.