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Give people the right to send secure, revocable AI agents across banks, health care, benefits, schools, utilities, taxes, licensing, and public services, with identity, scoped authority, audit logs, liability, fraud controls, and human fallback.
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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.
Democrats often support consumer protection, data privacy, benefits access, legal aid, health interoperability, and AI accountability. Their weakness is that the user is often still imagined as someone navigating agency portals one at a time, not as a person empowered to send a secure representative across systems. Republicans often support consumer choice, competition, financial innovation, anti-bureaucracy reforms, and skepticism of centralized identity systems. Their weakness is that they can leave the practical power with firms while resisting the public standards that make exit and delegation work for ordinary people.
The Innovation Party's delta is to join frontier adoption with portable citizen power. Build the agent economy. Set the standards. Let firms innovate. Then make sure people can send their own authorized agents into the systems that already use automation against them.
Turn frustration into useful pressure.
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