re: Politically, what are the most important issues you want solved or policies implemented?

1. Rooting out, identifying, arresting, trying, and prosecuting those who intentionally and seditiously undermined our 249-year-old Constitution to retain power well into the future. Campaign hard against suspected remnants of that organized train of thought in candidates nationwide.

2). Border security and deportations.

3). Federalize national elections, and investigate state and local election policies, practices, and voter rolls. Eliminate selection of party affiliation when registering to vote.

4). Promote and incentivize the first Constitutional Convention of the States to address large federal issues where "rights" are to be considered for amendments (Voter ID/rights, term limits for Congress, social issues like abortion, balanced budget, etc.)

5). Lay bare ANY malicious activities in the past by bad actors in our government, and find positive ways to make amends (to include forgiving in certain situations) while forcing a healing effect on our nation and others'. (JFK, Epstein, any kind of involvement in funding foreign revolution nefariously.)

6). Retool the health and insurance system in our nation. Healthcare in a nation our size needs to be a SYSTEM, not a business. Unfortunately, that means capping the price points that hospitals pay for equipment, supplies, and medicines. The best way I can think to do this is to make all hospitals belong to the States and have their legislatures cap that by percentage. It would require a bit of good faith, but federalized healthcare is NOT the answer as long as political lobbying is still a thing (this should also be looked at during the process of #4 on this list.)