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Support the federal NCII takedown law's criminal core, but add the counter-notice safeguard it currently lacks to protect legitimate speech.

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Election-deepfake law should target false statements about voting mechanics narrowly. Broad "deceptive content" bans keep losing in court.

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Modernize due process for automated government decisions, compelled device access, forfeiture, and takings without pretending personal data is already constitutional property.

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Reverse Citizens United through a constitutional amendment, expand public financing of campaigns, and require real-time disclosure of political contributions.

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Certification of election results should be a fixed, non-discretionary duty, and control over who appoints election administrators shouldn't shift the moment a different party wins a different office.

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Protect adult risk-taking while banning gambling credit, VIP inducements, minor access, insider abuse, and dark patterns through portable limits, universal self-exclusion, and auditable markets.

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Honor tribal sovereignty through enforceable treaty ledgers, early consultation, direct self-government funding, tribal data authority, and fast remedies when the United States breaks its commitments.

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End wealth-based detention through individualized hearings, counsel, recorded reasons, prompt appeal, and a presumption of release; restore sentencing discretion and fund accountable rehabilitation.

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Guarantee immediate survivor care, independent investigation, evidence deadlines, fair protective-order hearings, secure case tracking, and remedies for institutions that abandon either safety or due process.

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Decriminalize consensual adult sex work, preserve refusal at every moment, license commercial operators, protect reporting, and concentrate criminal enforcement on children, coercion, trafficking, and abuse.

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Create a federal privacy floor with one interoperable rights interface, strong public and private enforcement, concurrent state enforcement, and room for stronger state protections that preserve national functionality.

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A decentralized-ledger identity system that proves a fact, such as age or residency, without revealing the underlying data, useful for commerce and government services on its own merits.

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Defend vital interests through credible denial, persistent diplomacy, targeted economic tools, accountable assistance, resilient production, and democratic authorization for sustained force.

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Require conclusive proof, durable victim support, and correctable judgment while protecting an officeholder's accountable conscience on execution or permanent Maximum Accountability confinement.

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Guarantee capable counsel, timely decisions, open court data, affordable filing, trustworthy evidence, independent judges, and remedies people can use before harm becomes permanent.

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Protect children from commercial sexual content and exploitative design without building a universal identity checkpoint or a permanent record of adults' lawful reading.

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Guarantee equal citizenship and adult autonomy while using purpose-specific sex rules for medicine, intimate privacy, and fair competition, with stronger evidence safeguards for minors.

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Give police the capacity to stop violence and every person an enforceable remedy when public authority violates the law. A badge grants authority and carries enforceable duties.

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Protect religious and secular conscience through reciprocal accommodation while requiring public authorities and essential services to deliver every person's equal legal rights.

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Honor alliances, measure shared capacity, reserve force for defined interests, require Congress to authorize and finance sustained war, and sunset every mandate.

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Gene-synthesis screening should be mandatory for every commercial provider, and AI cyber-offensive-capability evaluation should be a statutory duty inside AI-02's framework.

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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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Let people reuse verified facts across public services with consent, selective disclosure, logs, appeal rights, and paper alternatives so paperwork falls without building a surveillance ID.

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Require every agent data pull and delegated action to carry purpose limits, receipts, expiration, revocation, audit logs, anti-dark-pattern rules, and enforceable liability.

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Protect the individual right to lawful self-defense while requiring due process, traceability, clear statutes, and evidence-based safety rules for modern firearms.

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Do not turn homes, devices, cameras, routers, or private accounts into government infrastructure without consent, law, compensation, and review.

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Require warrants and particularity for digital searches, close data-broker workarounds, and reform US-person queries inside foreign-intelligence surveillance.

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Fund counsel, modernize discovery, protect confrontation, and require reliable forensic and machine evidence while courts clear backlogs.

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Preserve civil juries by limiting forced arbitration and class waivers, modernizing online courts, and requiring reliable, human-accountable algorithmic evidence.

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Require proof and process for detention, proportional fines and forfeitures, humane prison conditions, and limits on digital punishment that extends custody.

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Protect unenumerated liberty through statutory privacy, medical-data, family-autonomy, and anti-surveillance safeguards without pretending the Ninth Amendment alone restores rights current doctrine has narrowed.

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Every proposed congressional map should be tested against a published, million-map algorithmic baseline before whichever body, commission or legislature, adopts the final lines.

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Make the retail digital dollar ban permanent once enacted, and let the Federal Reserve keep researching wholesale settlement technology that has nothing to do with individual accounts.

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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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Frontier models above a defined capability threshold need a codified, transparent federal safety-review process, replacing the ad hoc Cabinet-level negotiation used in the 2026 Fable 5/Mythos 5 case.

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Base-model developers should be liable by default; fine-tuners and deployers should be liable for substantial modifications or intentional misuse.

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Chip and compute export policy should be a published, tiered, allied-coordinated framework, separate from AI-02's dedicated safety-review process.

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The military's human-judgment requirement over lethal force should be a binding statute. The 2026 Anthropic-Pentagon standoff showed how quickly an administration can rewrite a directive.

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Blockchain voting should wait for a proven voter-identity system and federal security standards, given that the only U.S. pilot was discontinued after researchers found serious vulnerabilities.

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