Angel Oakley

Government should be guided by liberty, accountability, justice, and the rule of law, with a focus on repairing broken institutions and rebuilding trust between citizens and government.

Argues that closed-door decision-making, lobbyists, unaccountable agencies, and political insiders have weakened public trust in government.

Increase oversight of House-allocated funds and strengthen whistleblower protections.

• Require clear objectives, performance measures, spending plans, responsible oversight offices, periodic financial/performance reports, audits, corrective actions, and the ability to withhold or redirect future funds; provide confidential whistleblower reporting, anti-retaliation protections, timely investigations, remedies, and ongoing legislative oversight.

Democratic participation should be accessible to every eligible citizen rather than primarily to people with money or political connections.

Expand civic participation, ballot access, election transparency, and voter verification.

• Create a digital civic-engagement platform for electronic petition signatures, legislation tracking, public feedback, and civic commissions; simplify candidate ballot access; ban foreign influence and dark money; strengthen political-spending disclosure; create a national voter-ID standard with free accessible verification.

Economic policy should expand opportunity for working families, small businesses, and entrepreneurs rather than impose unnecessary burdens.

Pursue lower federal waste and regulatory burdens while supporting domestic production, workers, and workforce training.

• Reduce inflationary spending and federal waste; cut small-business red tape; support American manufacturing and supply-chain independence; lower taxes on working families; promote fair trade; expand workforce training and apprenticeships.

Every person should be able to feel safe in their neighborhood, on public transit, and at home, with law enforced fairly and consistently.

Strengthen accountable policing, local public-safety efforts, violent-crime enforcement, and border security.

• Support strong accountable policing; local community-safety initiatives; federal support against violent crime, drugs, and trafficking; fair enforcement of existing law; stronger border security against cartels, trafficking, and illegal entry.

Schools should equip students with knowledge, skills, and civic understanding while limiting bureaucracy, inefficiency, and ideological indoctrination.

Increase parental transparency, limit federal overreach, expand career and civic education, and audit federal education programs.

• Expand parental involvement and curriculum transparency; limit federal overreach in local schools; promote STEM, trades, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy; strengthen civics and constitutional education; audit federal education programs for effectiveness and waste.

Constitutional rights should be protected consistently, including speech, religion, privacy, due process, equal justice, and the Second Amendment.

Defend constitutional liberties against government infringement.

• Protect free speech and open debate; freedom of religion and conscience; privacy from government surveillance; due process and equal justice
• Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.

Describes federal spending practices as unsustainable and a threat to future generations.

Pursue balanced-budget efforts, agency audits, fewer unfunded mandates, lower debt burdens, and sustainable Social Security and Medicare reform.

• Balanced-budget efforts; end unfunded mandates; audit major federal agencies; reduce the interest burden and national debt; uphold Social Security and Medicare obligations while developing sustainable reforms.

The United States should deter threats and protect its interests without relying on endless wars.

Maintain military strength, protect infrastructure, preserve useful alliances, secure the border, reform immigration, and reduce dependence on hostile regimes.

Healthcare policy should emphasize outcomes, prevention, transparent science, informed patient choice, and personal medical freedom.

Expand prevention, patient information, provider competition, price transparency, lower drug costs, telehealth, and rural healthcare access.

• Prioritize preventative care, nutrition, exercise, and measurable outcomes; support reproducible research; give patients usable health information and records; protect medical choice; expand provider competition; increase price transparency; lower prescription costs; expand telehealth, direct primary care, and community-based models; strengthen rural and underserved access.

Argues that AI and emerging technologies offer major economic and social benefits but also create risks to privacy, liberty, security, and human autonomy.

Create limited rules for AI and emerging technology that protect rights and accountability while preserving innovation.

• Strengthen personal-data safeguards; limit unnecessary government/corporate surveillance; create a legal framework for AI harms and accountability; require transparency in consequential AI decisions; protect lawful speech; support U.S. leadership in advanced technology; strengthen cybersecurity; protect children online; expand individual control over personal data; prevent mass-surveillance systems; prefer clear rules over regulation that entrenches incumbents.