Policies and Solutions
On this page, you’ll find what I’m calling our Policies and Solutions. These are ideas—frameworks, really—for ways we can improve the system and safeguard our future. Some are fully fleshed out, others are just seeds waiting to grow. Nothing here is set in stone.
I’m not an economist. I’m not a politician. I’m not a lobbyist, a think tank analyst, or a career expert in public policy. I’m just a guy—someone who believes the Founders never intended it to be this way. Someone who can look at history, see where we’ve come from, and know exactly where we’ve gone off track.
But this can’t happen alone. We need you. Take a look and share your thoughts—what do you like? What doesn’t sit right? What questions do you have? Drop a comment. Start a discussion. Your feedback will help refine this framework into something that works for all of us and for future generations.
Once you’ve explored these policies, I invite you to dive into something deeper: our Federalist Papers for Modern America. Think of them as a companion to the policies—a chance to understand the logic, the thought process, and the raw emotions that shaped this framework. They demonstrate how so many issues are interconnected, and why these ideas matter together.
Because change isn’t just about policy—it’s about understanding why we’re here and how we move forward.
For too long, our society has drifted from the ideals of true capitalism into what can only be described as Feudalist Capitalism—a system where wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few, while the rest struggle to get by. The Equity Equation Project (EEP) is a bold plan to dismantle this distorted structure and restore capitalism to what it was always meant to be: fair, competitive, and full of opportunity for everyone.
The EEP focuses on two transformative solutions: the Net Worth Tax, which ensures the ultra-wealthy contribute their fair share, and the Universal Algorithm, a data-driven system designed to balance executive compensation with workforce investment. Together, these measures promote responsibility, reward innovation, and create a system where prosperity is shared without limiting ambition.
This isn’t socialism. It’s capitalism with a speed limit—designed to empower the American Dream for everyone while keeping unchecked greed in check.
Emergencies don’t wait for bureaucracy, and neither should the American people. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a sudden economic downturn, or an unexpected personal financial crisis, the National Emergency Fund (NEF) is designed to act swiftly and efficiently when it matters most.
For too long, our systems have relied on slow-moving processes that leave communities vulnerable and individuals without the help they need. The NEF changes that by creating a dedicated reserve of funds, managed with transparency and accountability, to ensure that relief reaches those who need it without unnecessary delays or partisan gridlock.
This is about preparedness, fairness, and action. The NEF isn’t just a safety net—it’s a promise to every American that when disaster strikes, we are ready to respond, together.
Imagine a system where students pay their schools directly—just like we do with hospitals—cutting out the banks entirely. With loans offered at zero or near-zero percent interest, and compounding not even an option, education becomes an investment in your future, not a lifetime of debt.
This isn’t just an idea; it’s a solution to the crushing weight of student debt for millions of Americans. A future where knowledge is accessible, and opportunity is fair.
What if your vote actually mattered? What if elections weren’t controlled by billionaires and corporations but by the people? Imagine a system where voters have real choices, where primaries are open to everyone, and where ranked-choice voting ensures the most popular candidates win.
The Vote America Act is designed to make this a reality. By limiting corporate influence, increasing transparency, and protecting voter access, we can create a system that works for all Americans—not just the wealthy few. Learn how we’re fighting for a fairer democracy.
What if government positions were filled by experts, not political favors? Imagine leaders with real-world experience ensuring competence and integrity in every decision. The Standards for Public Trust Act proposes just that—a simple reform to establish minimum qualifications for appointees, ensuring the people in power are equipped to serve the public interest.
This isn’t about partisanship; it’s about trust and efficiency. By setting clear qualifications, we reduce waste, restore confidence, and create a government that truly works for the people. It’s time to prioritize expertise over connections and integrity over influence.
Introducing: The Standards for Public Trust Act by the Roundtable Revolution.
The Vote America Act is designed to make this a reality. By limiting corporate influence, increasing transparency, and protecting voter access, we can create a system that works for all Americans—not just the wealthy few. Learn how we’re fighting for a fairer democracy.
What if every community’s voice was truly represented? The Fair Representation Act tackles the entrenched issue of gerrymandering, using modern census data and technology to redraw district lines based on fairness, transparency, and logic. By banning partisan manipulation and ensuring public involvement, this act restores the foundational principles of equal representation and builds trust in the electoral process.
This reform mandates regular evaluations of district boundaries, implements nonpartisan standards, and establishes independent commissions to oversee redistricting. It’s not about favoring any political party—it’s about empowering the people. With fair district maps that reflect population changes and community interests, the Fair Representation Act strengthens democracy and creates a more equitable future for all.
The Citizen Representation Amendment introduces a transformative approach to political accountability by blending term limits with a revolutionary “confidence vote” framework. This amendment gives power back to the people, allowing voters to decide whether their elected officials should continue serving, based on performance and trust. It eliminates careerism in politics by ensuring public servants act in the best interests of their constituents, not their parties or self-preservation.
The confidence vote empowers citizens to directly assess their representatives, sidestepping party influence. If an official fails to maintain public confidence, they are removed, creating opportunities for fresh voices and new ideas. This amendment balances the need for experienced leaders with the public’s desire for fair and responsive governance. It restores trust by putting voters first and reinforcing the principle that government exists to serve the people—not the other way around.
The American Dream Preservation Act addresses the complexities of immigration reform, ensuring that America remains a beacon of hope while balancing safety, economic sustainability, and humanitarian values. This policy highlights the vital contributions of immigrants to key industries like agriculture and hospitality, emphasizing their role in driving innovation and economic growth. It also underscores the importance of border security and population safeguards to maintain long-term stability.
By improving immigration systems, the ADPA aims to create a fair and efficient process that supports legal pathways, reduces reliance on undocumented labor, and strengthens industries critical to our nation’s success. This balanced approach ensures that America continues to thrive as a melting pot of cultures and talents while preserving the promise of opportunity for generations to come.
The Civic Knowledge Act ensures that voting in federal elections is both a right and a responsibility by introducing a basic civics education requirement. The policy equips voters with a foundational understanding of how the federal government operates and incorporates Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) to empower voters with greater flexibility and fairer representation. State elections remain independent of this act, allowing each state to decide its own registration and education policies.
Through accessible resources, integration into high school curriculums, and a focus on civic responsibility, this act fosters an informed and engaged electorate while modernizing the democratic process. By addressing gaps in voter education and updating voting systems, the Civic Knowledge Act aims to strengthen democracy, reduce misinformation, and promote fairer electoral outcomes.
The First Amendment Integrity Initiative seeks to balance the right to free speech with the responsibility to uphold truth and accountability. While free speech is a cornerstone of democracy, today’s realities—where misinformation spreads unchecked—demand measures to protect public trust without compromising fundamental freedoms.
This is not a call to censorship but to responsibility. Just as free speech has limits to prevent harm, this initiative advocates for holding public figures and platforms accountable for knowingly spreading falsehoods. By adapting the First Amendment to modern challenges, we can preserve its spirit while ensuring truth has a seat at the table.
Strong national defense requires strategic investment, not wasteful spending. Billions are lost annually to abandoned projects and bloated contracts that don’t enhance security. The EEP restructures military funding to ensure efficiency, accountability, and sustainability without compromising readiness.
A Military Reserve Fund prevents waste by allowing unspent funds to roll over for future needs. The National Emergency Fund (NEF) separates crisis funding from annual budgets, ensuring stability while reducing unnecessary overspending. Over five years, the military budget will gradually adjust to 15% of total revenue, aligning defense spending with national prosperity while maintaining strength and preparedness.
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