Radical Left Lunatics — a left-wing platform for the next administration
“...we’re dealing with aradical left group of lunatics,and they don’t play fair and they never did.”
— Donald J. Trump
A Declaration
We’re sick of playing by the rules created by the Epstein Class.
Donald Trump is right. The “radical left lunatics” need to stop playing fair. For the past ten years, Republicans have demonstrated that when they wield power, the norms and rules don’t apply to them.
The “radical left” has never been radical enough.
That changes now.
We need to demand wealth equality, labor protections, and the rebuilding of the social safety net that the billionaires have been dismantling at a record clip.
And if any Democrats can’t get behind the policies enumerated here, they are just diet MAGA. We will primary them and give back legislative control to the people to enact these policies using the very same methods the radical right has been using for over a decade.
Enough is enough
We’re done asking nicely.
Make no mistake. Our anger will not be placated by replacing a Republican millionaire with a Democrat millionaire. We will most certainly not be “voting blue no matter who.”
Time and time again, good leftist policy has been undermined by millionaire Democrats who are beholden to lobbyists and corporate interests.
This site and the policy proposals therein are not meant to be “left vs. right.” We mean to reframe the argument to represent what the problem really is in this country.
Up vs. Down.
Universal healthcare, housing as a right, wealth caps, labor protections, a rebuilt safety net. Unsurprisingly, every one of these issues polls above 50% with the American public, and some of them closer to 70%.
If the political class can’t act on these public mandates, we will primary them and elect someone who can.
Our Mission
“The great only appear great because we are on our knees. Let us rise.”— Camille Desmoulins
Featured Policies
Four things we want to do first.
Single-Payer Healthcare (Medicare for All)
A federal single-payer health insurance program covering every U.S. resident for medically necessary care, with no cost-sharing at the point of care, financed through progressive taxation.
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Cap Individual Net Wealth at $999,999,999
Federal statutory cap on individual net wealth at $999,999,999, enforced through a 100 percent marginal tax on wealth above the cap with annual mark-to-market valuation, paired with a constitutional amendment authorizing taxation of net wealth without apportionment.
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Protect the Right to Organize Freely
Statutory amendment of the National Labor Relations Act to add monetary penalties for retaliation, expand union recognition procedures, and remove state-level barriers to union security.
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Cap CEO Pay at Ten Times the Lowest-Paid Worker
Federal cap limiting total executive compensation at any company doing business in the United States to ten times the annual compensation of its lowest-paid worker, enforced through the Internal Revenue Code and federal contracting rules.
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By the Numbers
Four numbers that keep coming up.
CEO-to-typical-worker pay ratio at S&P 500 firms in 2024. It was 21:1 in 1965.
Source: Economic Policy Institute, 2025
True tax rate paid by the 25 wealthiest Americans on the growth of their wealth from 2014 to 2018.
Source: ProPublica, IRS Files
U.S. residents with no health insurance at any point in 2024. An 8.0% uninsured rate, the only OECD country that runs the experiment.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2025
Of union election campaigns include employer charges for violating federal labor law.
Source: Economic Policy Institute, 2019
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