Five Goals

We can build the America we want. We can achieve five goals that will restore our sense of unity and renew our pride. This is what we can create together:

An America in which all our citizens have enough to eat, have a decent place to live, have healthcare, have access to education and job training, and have access to good transportation. We can do it as good stewards of our planet, honoring our duty to leave a livable environment to future generations of Americans — to our grandkids and beyond.

Elect us to Congress & the White House, and we’ll set five goals for the next decade:

Food

No one should go hungry in a country with more than enough food. We’ll build a system that ensures emergency food access is simple, reliable, and dignified.

Housing

Too many people live on the streets. Rents are too high, and buying a home is out of reach. By working together, we’ll build millions of homes and apartments, using every tool—government, business, tech, religious groups, and nonprofits—to end homelessness and make housing affordable. We’ll hire 100,000 workers with good jobs and benefits to get it done.

Healthcare

Affordable healthcare means freedom—to start a business, go to school, or change jobs. We’ll make Medicare for All the law, cutting bureaucratic costs tied to private insurers. To help fund it, mega-corporations and the super-rich will finally pay their fair share.

Education & Job Training

Too many public schools are understaffed and crumbling. College tuition is outrageous. High property taxes squeeze families, and underfunded districts can’t pay teachers fairly. We’ll take action now. We’ll establish two years of universal national service for young adults and generate a youth workforce to repair our schools and mentor our kids after school. We’ll create a national resource bank for public school teachers so that if they don’t have the supplies they need all they have to do is ask and get them quickly. We’ll lower tuition costs and push private universities to do more to serve the general public. In ten years, we’ll be well on our way to an affordable, world-class education system with equal opportunity for all.

Transportation

We must fix what’s broken and improve our major transit systems. Americans deserve safe, clean, and affordable public transportation—whether in rural areas, suburbs, or cities. We’ll create tens of thousands of jobs repairing roads and bridges and building smart, sustainable mass transit that increases freedom and opportunity.

This is Project 2038.

It starts with electing a president and a Congress that will use decisive majorities to move quickly to implement this vision beginning with the 2028 election. It’s possible to get started even earlier by flipping Congress in 2026 and having them start putting the pieces in place ahead of 2028.

This vision is ambitious but doable. In five years, we can make huge progress; in ten, we can transform the nation.

It starts with believing we can build the America we want—by believing in ourselves and each other.