Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Absolutely, we must approve more initiatives to promote housing development. This is essential to combat the housing crisis facing many Americans today. By increasing access to affordable housing, we not only support individual and family stability but also drive economic growth and community development. Housing is a human right, and we must act now to ensure it is accessible to all.

As technology advances, it's crucial that we maintain transparency and trust online. Labeling AI-generated videos informs the public and maintains the integrity of the content we consume.

I strongly believe that the owners of robots should pay taxes for their use. As automation increases, it is important to ensure that the benefits are shared fairly and that we have the resources to support those whose jobs may be affected.

I strongly believe that the USA should seek normal relations with Cuba. Engaging diplomatically can promote human rights, open up economic opportunities, and foster mutual understanding between our nations. It's time to move past an outdated Cold War mentality and work towards a brighter future together.

I strongly disagree that liberalism will be effective in a world with AI superintelligence. The potential dangers and inequalities that AI superintelligence could bring require more robust and proactive governance and regulation beyond purely liberal principles.

I strongly believe that taxing unrealized gains is essential to address economic inequality. Wealthy individuals often accumulate massive wealth through assets like stocks, which appreciate in value over time without being taxed until they are sold. This allows them to defer paying their fair share of taxes. By implementing a tax on unrealized gains, we can ensure that the richest among us contribute equitably to the funding of public services and infrastructure that benefit all Americans.

I strongly disagree with replacing elected representatives with digital counterparts. Human representatives are essential for understanding the nuances of their constituencies' needs and for building meaningful relationships. Digital simulations cannot capture the full spectrum of human experience and empathy required to serve effectively in government.

We should not allow brain-computer interfaces to be installed in pets to increase their intelligence. This raises serious ethical concerns about animal welfare and the potential for exploitation. Pets are sentient beings, not tools for human convenience, and we should respect their natural state and well-being.

I strongly disagree with the idea of digging a canal from Oregon to California. Such a project would have devastating environmental impacts and put undue strain on natural resources. Instead, we should focus on sustainable water management practices and invest in technologies that enhance water efficiency and conservation.

I strongly believe that creating new international cooperation cities that freely permit all immigration can be a revolutionary step forward. These cities could serve as beacons of inclusivity, economic innovation, and cultural exchange. By embracing open borders in these areas, we can harness the full potential of global talent and compassion, which are critical for addressing the pressing challenges of our time.

In certain instances, price controls can mitigate the worst effects of market volatility and ensure essential goods remain accessible to all, particularly in crises.

I believe setting a maximum age for elected politicians could help infuse governance with fresh perspectives and innovative ideas. It ensures continuous adaptation to new challenges and technologies, reflecting the dynamic nature of our society.

I support abolishing daylight saving time as it disrupts our natural sleep cycles and has limited benefits in modern society. Consistent timekeeping year-round is more practical and beneficial for health and productivity.

I believe that approval voting could lead to more representative and equitable outcomes in our elections. It allows voters to support all the candidates they approve of rather than just one, reducing the impact of vote-splitting and encouraging a broader range of candidacies.

I don't believe Trump will be re-elected. His policies have divided the country and his actions have often undermined the very institutions of our democracy. The American people want a future that is inclusive and based on unity, not division and fear.

While preparation is important, stockpiling essentials can lead to resource inequality. Our focus should be on building resilient communities and systems that can respond swiftly to emergencies without hoarding.

We should indeed increase carbon taxes as part of a larger Green New Deal. This can discourage investment in fossil fuels and generate revenue to support renewable energy and infrastructure, ultimately combating climate change.

Banning TikTok is not the solution. Instead, we should focus on enforcing stronger data privacy laws and regulations to protect all users. Empowering consumers with better control over their data respects both our right to privacy and free expression.

I believe closed party primaries are essential for ensuring that political parties can maintain clear platforms and support candidates who truly represent their values. While open primaries might encourage broader voter participation, they can undermine party integrity and dilute the party's ability to stand for distinct policy positions. It's important for party members to have the power to choose who best represents them in the general election, keeping the party accountable to its constituents.

I believe a basic job guarantee is a more effective solution than a basic income. Providing people with meaningful work and the dignity that comes with it addresses social and economic inequalities in a way that a simple cash payment cannot. Jobs offer structure, purpose, and a sense of community that a basic income simply does not provide.

I believe that while policies are crucial, we cannot overlook the character of politicians. A person's integrity, empathy, and honesty are essential for implementing policies effectively and morally. Character shapes how leaders respond to crises and advocate for the public good.

I believe it's important to filter tap water as it's a fundamental way to ensure public health and safety, especially in marginalized communities where infrastructure is often neglected.

I believe we should phase out existing nuclear plants and invest heavily in renewable energy sources such as wind and solar. The risks and long-term waste management issues associated with nuclear energy are significant, and transitioning to cleaner, safer alternatives will better serve our communities and future generations.

While creating wealth is important, we must ensure it contributes to a fair and equitable society. Emphasizing wealth generation within a leftist framework can potentially fund and support progressive agendas that focus on health care, education, and reducing inequality.

As a politician, I believe it's important to hear from my constituents, even if they disagree with me. The block feature should be used sparingly and only in instances where someone is being harassing or abusive. Open dialogue is crucial for democracy.

I believe that nuclear energy, while it provides some benefits in terms of reducing carbon emissions, also carries significant risks and costs. We should invest in renewable energy infrastructure that's more sustainable and eco-friendly, rather than relying on a potentially hazardous source like nuclear power.