Where We Stand

Preventing monopolistic behavior while preserving the benefits of scale and innovation.

Preventing financial crises without strangling lending and growth.

Regulating digital currencies without stifling financial innovation.

Building an economy that grows broadly, not just at the top.

Addressing more than $36 trillion in national debt without crashing the economy or gutting services.

Addressing rising prices while maintaining economic growth.

The role of organized labor in a modern economy.

Setting fair wages that support workers without reducing employment opportunities.

Creating conditions where small businesses can start, grow, and compete.

Keeping promises to retirees while ensuring the programs survive for future generations.

A tax system that raises adequate revenue, promotes growth, and distributes burdens fairly.

Balancing free trade benefits with protection for American workers and industries.

One of America's most divisive issues — balancing bodily autonomy with moral convictions.

Achieving universal coverage while controlling costs and preserving quality and innovation.

Addressing America's maternal mortality rate — the highest among wealthy nations.

Sustaining and improving healthcare programs that serve 150+ million Americans.

Addressing the mental health crisis with adequate funding, access, and destigmatization.

Combating an addiction crisis that has killed more than 100,000 Americans in a single year.

Being ready for the next pandemic by applying the lessons of COVID-19.

Making medications affordable without killing the innovation pipeline.

Expanding virtual care access while maintaining quality standards.

Fulfilling our obligation to those who served.

What children should learn and who should decide.

Investing in children before kindergarten when brain development is most critical.

Preparing every American for a changing economy while closing achievement gaps.

Making college affordable without breaking the federal budget.

Whether public funds should follow students to private and religious schools.

Protecting students without turning schools into fortresses.

Preparing workers for jobs that exist now and jobs that will exist tomorrow.

Addressing $1.7 trillion in student loan debt crushing a generation.

Attracting and retaining quality teachers in a competitive labor market.

Whether the 14th Amendment should guarantee citizenship to all born on U.S. soil.

Securing borders effectively without demonizing immigrants.

The fate of hundreds of thousands of people brought to the U.S. as children.

How to enforce immigration laws humanely and effectively.

A functional immigration system that serves economic needs, upholds humanitarian values, and enforces the law.

America's role in the global refugee crisis.

Modernizing a visa system with decade-long backlogs and arbitrary caps.

A system that keeps communities safe while being fair, effective, and fiscally responsible.

Protecting Americans from ransomware, fraud, and online exploitation.

Whether the state should have the power to execute its citizens.

Addressing homegrown extremism across the ideological spectrum.

Rethinking the war on drugs after 50 years of mixed results.

Reducing gun violence while respecting constitutional rights and addressing root causes.

Combating modern slavery both domestically and globally.

How society should handle minors who commit crimes.

Building trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Reducing recidivism and making incarceration serve a purpose beyond punishment.

Feeding America sustainably while supporting farmers.

Balancing clean air with economic activity.

Ensuring every American has access to safe, clean drinking water.

Addressing climate change while ensuring energy security and economic growth.

Transitioning transportation away from fossil fuels.

Protecting species and ecosystems while respecting property rights.

The role of nuclear power in a clean energy future.

Domestic energy production versus environmental and climate risks.

Reducing the flood of plastic waste choking oceans and landfills.

Managing 640 million acres of federal land for multiple uses.

Self-driving cars could save lives or displace millions of drivers.

The ethical boundaries of genetic engineering and biotechnology.

Protecting personal information in a data-driven economy.

Millions of Americans still lack reliable internet access.

Balancing innovation incentives with access and competition.

Whether internet providers should treat all traffic equally.

Reining in platforms that shape public discourse and raise real concerns for children's wellbeing.

America's role in the new space age — public investment versus private enterprise.

Harnessing innovation while managing risks to privacy, employment, and democratic institutions.

Connecting rural America to high-speed internet.

Addressing the visible crisis of Americans living on the streets.

Making housing affordable without strangling supply or displacing communities.

Rebuilding America's crumbling roads, bridges, and systems.

Building transportation systems that actually move people efficiently.

Revitalizing communities left behind by economic change.

Making cities livable, sustainable, and economically vibrant.

The invisible regulations that drive housing costs and inequality.

Managing the most consequential geopolitical relationship of the 21st century.

Defending critical infrastructure from nation-state and criminal cyber attacks.

Whether American tax dollars should fund development abroad.

Navigating the world's most volatile region with competing interests.

The value and cost of America's alliance network.

Maintaining security in a multipolar world without endless wars or unchecked spending.

Preventing the spread of nuclear weapons in an unstable world.

Responding to Russian aggression while avoiding escalation.

Using economic pressure as a tool of foreign policy.

Balancing free trade benefits with protecting American workers.

Whether 4+ million Americans in D.C. and territories deserve full representation.

The balance of power between federal and state governments.

Whether the Court needs structural reform.

Who decides what speech is allowed in public forums and online platforms.

Protecting privacy and freedom from government overreach.

The boundaries of the First Amendment in the digital age.

Reducing the influence of money in politics.

Whether the president should be elected by popular vote.

Politicians choosing their voters instead of voters choosing their politicians.

How much the public should know about what their government does.

Reducing the outsized influence of special interests on lawmaking.

Whether career politicians are the problem or the solution.

Elections that are secure, accessible, and trusted by all Americans.