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Protecting Family Farms
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyKeep more farmland in family hands and restrict additional foreign or non-agricultural corporate ownership.
- Exempt qualifying family-to-individual farmland transfers from estate tax; restrict additional farmland purchases by foreign governments and entities without substantial agricultural investment; require corporations owning farmland to contribute 1% of profits every five years to qualifying farm-stewardship programs.
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Corporations who own land must also commit to 1% of profits every 5 years to local farm stewardship programs to family farms such as the American Farmland Trust, Conservation Stewardship Program, Environmental Quality Incentives Program, Agricultural Conservation Easement Program, Conservation Reserve Program, or Regional Conservation Partnership Program. The IRS will set up a treasury account for the corporations to deposit the funds into directly.
Protecting Your Paychecks
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyLower everyday costs, strengthen worker protections and wages, and make the tax code less favorable to concentrated wealth.
- Crack down on price gouging, junk fees, and anti-competitive practices; support fair wages and worker protections; reduce tax-code advantages tied to loopholes, Wall Street speculation, and offshore accounting.
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This plan cracks down on price-gouging, junk fees, and anti-competitive practices that make basic needs more expensive than they should be.
PROTECT WAGES AND WORKING FAMILIES
Education and Childcare — Putting Our Children First
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyUse a financial-transaction tax to increase education funding, expand universal pre-K, raise teacher pay, eliminate current student-loan debt, and fund public higher education or trade education.
- Proposes a 2-cent tax on stock, bond, commodity, and derivative trades; funds pre-K facilities and educators; raises teacher pay by $10,000; allows nationwide union bargaining for teachers; funds state-university or trade education and pathways for high-school students to graduate with an associate degree or trade credential.
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The Plan A 2-cent speculation tax on every stock, bond, commodity and derivative traded on Wall St. to fully fund our education system, pay our teachers, erase the current student loan debt crisis and lower ACE scores to ease the burden and pressures of other services later in life. A 2-cent speculation tax pays for 3-4 universal pre-k, builds the necessary facilities needed for those programs, and trains those educators. It also wipes out the current student loan debt and fully funds state university education or trade schools for students pursuing higher learning after high school. This program also immediately raises teacher pay across the country by $10,000 and allows for unions to federally negotiate nationwide on their behalf. Further this program also allows for every high school student to graduate with an Associate’s degree or trade fully funded.
A 2-cent speculation tax on every stock, bond, commodity and derivative traded on Wall St. to fully fund our education system, pay our teachers, erase the current student loan debt crisis and lower ACE scores to ease the burden and pressures of other services later in life.
Healthcare Not Wealthcare for Families
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyMove healthcare into a larger shared insurance pool intended to reduce administrative costs, network restrictions, and household out-of-pocket expenses.
- The proposal describes replacing many current premiums, deductibles, copays, coinsurance, dental, vision, and hearing costs with a larger pooled system and a lower proportional household contribution.
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Going from an average of 15% of out-of-pocket costs plus everything not covered by insurance, such as co-pays, deductibles, co-insurance, vision, dental, and hearing care to a larger pool of everyone paying just 5% and negotiating better costs at a larger rate would dramatically cut costs for everyone.
Jobs and Energy — Safety and Security for the Next Age
Candidate positionFactVote summary · Policy · Campaign programme captured September16,2026; authored date and current live reaffirmation unverified. Capture is not enactment.Modernize the electric grid, expand diverse domestic energy sources, and use the transition to create skilled jobs and increase energy self-sufficiency.
- Federal residential net metering; additional large solar generation in Southwestern deserts; small nuclear generation where solar is less practical; offshore wind; grid and rail/steel upgrades; workforce retraining as the energy mix changes.
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In places where solar is not feasible, such as mountainous areas, - invest in mini nuclear plants. To bury the nuclear waste, we would invest in upgrading the maintenance of our rail and steel systems. We would bury the nuclear waste under the solar facilities in the desert. This moves nuclear waste away from civilian areas and under empty facilities already monitored.
Housing in the Heartland — Homeowner Insurance & Climate Resilience
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyUse a fossil-fuel industry levy to subsidize climate-driven homeowner insurance costs and resilience while funding a broader green-transition and resource-recovery program.
- Create a Climate Impact, Green Transition, and Resource Recovery Fund • Subsidize qualifying homeowner insurance costs and resilience upgrades • Require greater transparency in climate-related insurance pricing • Fund renewable energy, efficiency, public transportation, carbon capture, waste-to-energy, research, and workforce development
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3.1. Establishment of the Climate Impact, Green Transition, and Resource Recovery Fund (CIGTR Fund)
Reforming Securities Regulation to Combat Monopolies and Oligarchic Trends
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyStrengthen antitrust enforcement, corporate-ownership transparency, and federal regulatory capacity to reduce market concentration.
- Tighten merger and acquisition review; address creeping acquisitions and institutional-investor common ownership; strengthen beneficial-ownership and securities disclosures; create digital-market competition rules; review the consumer-welfare standard; expand SEC/FTC/DOJ enforcement resources and powers; strengthen inter-agency coordination.
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Enhanced Merger Review Guidelines: Develop and implement joint SEC-FTC-DOJ guidelines for reviewing mergers and acquisitions with a specific focus on their impact on market concentration, potential for coordinated effects facilitated by common ownership, and reduction in innovation.
Scrutiny of Institutional Investor Influence:
Campaign Finance and Media Fairness
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyReduce dark-money influence in elections and create stronger transparency, public-financing, lobbying, media-fairness, and political-content rules.
- Support an amendment overturning Citizens United; support the DISCLOSE Act; establish small-dollar matching and democracy-voucher options; require more corporate political-spending disclosure; strengthen lobbying/revolving-door rules; restore fairness obligations for broadcasters; require algorithmic transparency for major digital platforms; support local-news reinvestment.
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Kelly Thompson supports legislation to restore and modernize the Fairness Doctrine through a new “Fairness in Broadcasting Act.” This legislation would establish the following requirements.
Data Privacy and AI Accountability
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyCreate a nationwide privacy standard, limit surveillance and AI tracking, expand individual data rights, and impose stronger accountability for data misuse.
- Limit data collection/use/sharing; require plain-language disclosures; restrict broad camera and AI identification systems without legal authorization; create access and deletion rights; strengthen breach/misuse penalties; create a non-taxable data dividend when companies profit from personal data.
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Right now, companies profit from your data while you get nothing. This proposal creates a yearly, non-taxable data dividend. This means that when your data is being collected, you share in the value it creates.
Online Gambling Accountability
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyCreate federal consumer-protection and anti-corruption rules for online gambling, with federally regulated access as the preferred approach.
- Require identity verification, self-exclusion, risk/odds disclosures, spending caps, advertising restrictions, and operator transparency; create a Federal Gambling Oversight Commission; prohibit sports insiders from wagering; fund addiction treatment and awareness; permit regulated access through federally licensed operators under the preferred option.
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A complete prohibition on all forms of online gambling, including casino-style gaming, sports betting, and e-sports wagering. Pros: Ensures full protection of minors and eliminates corruption risk. Cons: Potential loss of regulated tax revenue; increased risk of black-market activity.
Cannabis Freedom Bill
Candidate positionFactVote summary · PolicyFederally legalize and decriminalize cannabis, remove it from Schedule I, expand research, tax the legal market, and address prior federal cannabis convictions.
- Remove federal criminal penalties for manufacture, distribution, and possession; make SBA services available to legal cannabis businesses; prevent denial of federal benefits or immigration protections based on specified cannabis conduct; create expungement and sentencing review processes; prohibit sales to people under 21.
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Specifically, it removes marijuana and cannabis from the list of scheduled substances under the Controlled Substances Act and eliminates criminal penalties for an individual who manufactures, distributes, or possesses marijuana or cannabis.