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Make startup formation, founder immigration, early capital, worker mobility, employee equity, and public first-customer pathways easier to use.
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Jul 6, 2026
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The specific delta between this position and the current mainstream approaches of both major parties.
Republicans often emphasize tax simplicity, deregulation, capital formation, and skepticism of federal micromanagement. Democrats often emphasize SBA support, antitrust, worker protection, immigration pathways, and public investment. Both miss pieces when the issue is treated as either "cut rules" or "fund small business." Founders need legible rules, mobile talent, early customers, and stable tax treatment. Workers need mobility and honest equity terms. Taxpayers need transition evidence for public funding.
The Innovation Party's delta is a full-stack builder policy. It supports founder freedom and worker mobility, public R&D capital and procurement discipline, immigrant founders and fraud controls, R&D expensing and public return. The position is not "government should pick startups." It is "government should make America the easiest serious jurisdiction to build in, then measure whether public tools produce durable companies."
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