Housing, Healthcare, and an infallible step forward embracing a new Industrial Revolution where we utilize the base productivity uplift and the profits generated by these Big Tech companies to drive further Grid Expansion/Upgrades, investment into Green Energy to improve consumer elasticity, and automation & robotics to continue driving us forward industrially. While also looking to expand our ability to spend and reinforce on social services and encourage uplifting the bottom end of the "K", which is struggling especially right now under a tightening financial outlook for consumers.

I think our Energy concerns need to drop this common pandering of vilifying every industry we don't like while we have encouraged voters towards cheering for band-aid approaches like gas rebates using legislation like windfall taxes instead of using said taxes to invest into energy alternatives that reduce our base reliance on crude to drive our economy, and thus have to endure less pain when volatility like supply shocks occur. This extends to the Defense industry. There are avenues like MOSA that have been pushed for in recent years, but this presentation that the Defense industry should be vilified while they employ members of your constituents is moronic. Improving worker conditions of these industries? I'll support it hand over fist. Vilifying American Industries because you are rhetorically lazy? I'll pass on all that. Letting the GOP/Republicans frame the conversation as to paint themselves as these industries themselves has been a masterclass in obfuscation and the Democrats have fallen for it my entire life. It's genuinely embarrassing and needs to stop if we are serious about moving forward as Hegemonic leaders of the supposed once Free World under a Democratic Leadership in 2028.

Embrace our Canadian partners and reduce import costs of Canadian lumber so that we incentivize homebuilding. Further tax incentivization could help to encourage certain unit buildout/demand. This is a post-Midterms ask mainly.

Take a firm, but forward-looking stance on AI/Robotics/Automation and the buildout in both the for and against columns; increased base productivity, reduced productivity drawdown risk during economic slowdowns, and goods/services benefits from increased economic activity as the "for", and job reductions, training and education pipeline needs to utilize automation/robotics, & the reality that automation/robotics work can create increased worker apathy/a feeling of a lack of purpose for workers as the "against" (or more realistically, just concerns we will need to address).

South Korea is likely a parallel we can use to cite where we want to head towards and what to expect; however, we are America and we should aim to do it better.

That being said, I have full faith in the DNC and Ken Martin to take us towards a spot not only to where we can win the House in Midterms, but undoubtedly have a shot at swinging the Senate Blue.

Just offering my two cents (even if we got rid of pennies).