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Buy public technology in modular increments, publish service metrics, stop failing programs early, and default to open standards and reusable components.

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Build public foresight, testbeds, standards, sandboxes, and workforce triggers so institutions can adapt, respond, protect people, and compete as technology accelerates.

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Publish high-volume public rules as versioned, testable, machine-readable infrastructure so people, small businesses, agencies, auditors, and authorized agents can check eligibility, deadlines, permits, taxes, and compliance without guessing.

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Make hours imposed and hours returned a formal public metric: major public services, rules, forms, grants, permits, taxes, benefits, and appeals should report the time they take from people and the time they give back through simplification.

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Build mission-driven innovation agencies, testbeds, prizes, and procurement fast lanes so America can turn frontier science into deployed capability.

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Rebuild Congress's independent technology capacity so bipartisan compromise starts from a shared, evidence-based record.

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Build national cyber capacity through CISA, Cyber Command, and a reserve bench, with civil-liberties guardrails before creating a new military service.

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Require presidents and vice presidents to divest conflicting financial interests by statute, and create a statutory enforcement path for the Emoluments Clauses that does not depend on a private lawsuit.

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Give inspectors general enforceable for-cause removal protection and guarantee whistleblower retaliation claims can still be decided even when the Merit Systems Protection Board loses its quorum.

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