Project 2029

A White House subject to default disclosure of meetings with outside parties, codified limits on lobbyist access, and a documented public-correspondence process with response-time standards.

1. 01 Impose a Ten-Year Lobbying Ban on Former White House Staff A ten-year statutory ban on compensated lobbying and unregistered influence work by former White House staff, senior Executive Office of the President personnel, and Senate-confirmed appointees, with broadened coverage and appropriated enforcement at the Office of Government Ethics.

The career civil service maintains continuity of administration across changes in elected leadership. This section covers statutory protection against political reprisal and restoration of the legislative-branch technical capacity needed to evaluate complex legislation.

1. 01 Permanently Ban Schedule F Statutory prohibition on reclassifying career federal workers as at-will political appointees.
2. 02 Submit Presidential Pardons to a Judicial Review Panel Constitutional amendment requiring approval of presidential pardons by a five-judge panel, with a companion statute reopening every pardon issued since January 20, 2001 for review under the new standard.
3. 03 Enshrine an Economic Bill of Rights Constitutional amendment recognizing rights to employment, fair wages, housing, healthcare, education, and social security, paired with implementing statutes that tie each right to an existing federal program at the time of ratification.
4. 04 Right to Own Your Own Data Constitutional amendment recognizing the right to control personal data, paired with an implementing statute that ends non-consensual collection, requires deletion on verified request, and conditions any commercial use on individual consent and compensation at rates set by federal rule.

Administers civil immigration enforcement under codified detention standards, conducts criminal investigations into transnational crime through a separate component, and operates without contractual reliance on for-profit detention operators.

1. 01 Abolish ICE and Establish a Humane Immigration Enforcement System Statutory termination of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and transfer of its functions to successor agencies bound by codified detention, medical-care, and use-of-force standards.

Provides a single national health insurance program covering all U.S. residents, administers public health surveillance and biomedical research, and regulates the safety of food, drugs, and medical devices.

1. 01 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.
2. 02 Nationalize Healthcare Delivery Statutory prohibition on investor-owned for-profit ownership of hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and physician practices, with federal financing and expansion of public and non-profit healthcare delivery.

Enforces wage, hour, and workplace safety law; administers the federal labor-standards regime; and shares jurisdiction with the National Labor Relations Board over the right of workers to organize, bargain collectively, and strike.

1. 01 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.
2. 02 Ban Non-Compete Agreements Federal statutory prohibition on non-compete agreements in employment contracts, with limited exceptions for sale-of-business transactions.
3. 03 Four-Day Work Week Federal statutory amendment of section 7 of the Fair Labor Standards Act reducing the standard workweek from forty hours to thirty-two hours over a three-year phase-in, adding a daily overtime threshold at eight hours, and prohibiting reductions in pay or benefits during the transition.

Enforces federal criminal law, represents the United States in civil and criminal litigation, supervises the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the United States Attorneys' Offices, and discharges the federal government's obligations to crime victims under 18 U.S.C. § 3771.

1. 01 Release the Epstein Files Enforcement of the Epstein Files Transparency Act on the 30-day statutory timeline, federal charging decisions on conduct identified in the released records, and a federal statute authorizing civil suits against perpetrators identified in the records — by victims under 18 U.S.C. § 1595 and by the United States as parens patriae — notwithstanding any pre-existing non-prosecution agreement, plea agreement, or immunity grant.
2. 02 Nationalize the Federal Prison System Statutory prohibition on private contracts for federal incarceration and federal civil detention.

Administers federal education funding under Title I, the Higher Education Act, and the IDEA; oversees the federal student loan portfolio; enforces civil rights statutes in educational institutions that receive federal funds.

1. 01 Forgive Federal Student Loans Cancellation of all federally held student loan debt by congressional statute, with conforming regulations issued by the Department of Education.
2. 02 Universal Pre-K Federally funded, voluntary, full-day public preschool for every three- and four-year-old, delivered through state and local providers.

A tax code that applies parallel rates to labor and capital income and that addresses concentration of wealth and executive compensation. Treasury's statutory mandate covers revenue sufficiency, equal treatment of similar income, and deliberate calibration of incentive provisions.

1. 01 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.
2. 02 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.
3. 03 Ban Stock Buybacks Statutory prohibition on open-market stock repurchases by publicly traded corporations. Repeals SEC Rule 10b-18 and the IRC § 4501 excise tax in favor of a categorical ban.

Enforces federal antitrust law under Sections 5 and 13(b) of the FTC Act and shares civil enforcement of the Sherman and Clayton Acts with the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice. The Commission's statutory mandate covers prevention of unfair methods of competition, premerger review under Section 7 of the Clayton Act and the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, and protection against unfair or deceptive commercial practices.

1. 01 Break Up the Tech and Media Monopolies Direction to the Federal Trade Commission and the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice to pursue structural divestiture under Section 2 of the Sherman Act against dominant digital platforms, paired with statutory amendments lowering Hart-Scott-Rodino merger-review thresholds and a Federal Communications Commission rulemaking that reduces the national television audience reach cap and eliminates the UHF discount.

The size, composition, and conduct rules of the Supreme Court are set by statute, not by the Constitution. This section covers the statutory framework governing the number of justices, the rules of judicial conduct, and the procedures for filling vacancies.

1. 01 Expand the Supreme Court to Thirteen Justices Statutory amendment to 28 U.S.C. § 1 increasing the size of the Supreme Court from nine justices to thirteen, with the additional positions filled through the existing nomination and Senate confirmation process.

Sets the structural rules that govern how members of the legislative branch are elected, how long they serve, and how they conduct themselves in office. The size of the chambers, the apportionment of the House, and the qualifications and tenure of members are subjects of statute and constitutional amendment, not of internal congressional discretion alone.

1. 01 Set Consecutive-Term Limits for Congress Constitutional amendment limiting consecutive federal legislative service and requiring an interval of state or local government service before reelection to Congress.
2. 02 Overturn Citizens United Constitutional amendment authorizing Congress and the states to set limits on campaign contributions and expenditures, distinguish corporations from natural persons in election spending, and establish public campaign financing systems.