American economic policy is broken because it's incoherent. Individual fixes don't work when the system is the problem. We're building a unified policy framework to make America economically competitive again.
Corruption isn't a moral failing. It's a tax on economic growth. Every loophole, every exemption, every backroom deal makes American businesses less competitive.
America 3.0 starts from a simple premise: good economic policy is a system, not a list of positions. Healthcare, education, housing, taxation, and industrial policy are interconnected. Fixing one without the others is rearranging deck chairs. We fund candidates and lobbying efforts that understand this.
Well-funded public university research as the engine of technological breakthrough. The next generation of industry starts in a lab, not a boardroom.
Startups that commercialize research into products and services. Remove barriers to founding companies. Lower the cost of failure.
Domestic manufacturing that builds what we invent. Supply chain resilience isn't a slogan. It's industrial policy.
Domestic food production that feeds the nation. Food security is national security. American agriculture should serve Americans first.
Not charity. Competitive advantage. When businesses don't bear healthcare costs, they hire more, pay more, and compete globally. Every other developed nation figured this out.
Milton Friedman's solution to income disparity. Replace the welfare bureaucracy with a simple floor. If you earn below the threshold, you receive the difference. No paperwork. No stigma.
Relax zoning. Allow building. The housing crisis is a supply crisis created by regulation. Pro-building policy means more homes, lower costs, and stronger communities.
Close loopholes. Eliminate exemptions. A simpler tax code means everyone pays their share and the wealthy can't architect around it. Complexity is the enemy of fairness.
Corruption distorts markets, misallocates capital, and destroys trust. Treat it as what it is: an economic disease that makes every other policy less effective.
Environmental, worker, and consumer protections aren't burdens on business. They're the rules that make markets trustworthy. Deregulation without standards is a race to the bottom.
America 3.0 supports candidates and lobbying efforts that understand economic policy as a coherent system. Not left. Not right. Competitive.