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Floridians are being squeezed by rising costs, and far too many families are falling behind. Nearly 1 in 5 children in Florida, over 800,000, don’t know where their next meal is coming from. That is unacceptable. My economic plan focuses on immediate affordability, long-term growth, and restoring dignity for every family in Sarasota, Charlotte, and Lee Counties.
12 Ways I Will Make Government Work For Us
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Monthly Child Tax Credits of at least $3,000
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Cap Credit Card Interest
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National Catastrophe and Risk Pooling
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Fund Safer, Flood-Resistant Homes
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End the Trump-Steube Tariff-Taxes
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Redefine Small Business, Help True Small Firms
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Invest in Affordable Childcare
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Market-Based Climate Solutions
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Make Big Tech Pay for High Energy Use
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$10,000 Annual Teacher Retention Bonus
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End Fake Charity Write-Offs
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Put Billionaire Wealth Towards Working Families
Lower Costs &
Put Families First
Floridians are paying too much for basics like food, healthcare, housing, and childcare. We need to lower everyday costs by ending tariff-driven price hikes, cracking down on corporate price gouging, capping credit card interest, reducing prescription drug prices, and delivering direct monthly tax relief to working families and parents.
Endorsed by the American Small Business League, which works to stop the diversion of federal small business contracts to big businesses, www.ASBL.com.
Get Shit Done
My Plan to Restore Faith in Government
More than 7 million Florida voters stayed home in the 2024 election. About half a million Floridians are eligible to vote but have yet to register. Seventy percent (70%) of Americans believe "politicians don't care what people like me think."
I'm running to fight for a government that works for everyone—transparent, accountable, and responsive. Where every American has a voice, every vote counts, and our communities thrive by Getting Shit Done in Congress.
1 / Governance
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Better policies: The Prosperity Agenda.
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Bring collaboration, bipartisanship, and pragmatic policymaking back to Congress.
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Open and honest representation. A promise to engage the media and to constituents, hold town halls at every public library.
2 / Voters
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Automatic registration with an option to opt out. Federal government to set standards and provide funding. New systems to be run by each state.
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Pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Act (VRA) to protect voters and make voting easier for American citizens. The VRA addresses discrimination, upholds transparency from municipalities and states in election regulation changes, and makes voting more accessible for language minorities.
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Promote and support community-based learning for high school students through programs like Embracing Our Differences, Mock Trial, Debate, Key Club, Teen Court, and SEE Alliance.
3 / Institutions
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Establish 12 At-Large Senators to be elected through a national popular vote, boosting democratic engagement by making votes more equally impactful, encouraging candidates to address nationwide issues, and increasing trust that the Senate reflects the popular will.
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Add approximately 230 additional Members to the House. Increase representation, with about 500,000 people per Congressperson.
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Rebalance the power of the Supreme Court by creating a 13-judge multi-circuit (national) panel to hear cases where the US or a federal agency is a party.
