Elizabeth Warren

I strongly believe that we should ban predictive policing because it reinforces systemic biases and disproportionately targets marginalized communities. This technology lacks transparency and accountability, leading to unjust outcomes.

I believe that as public servants, we need to be open to criticism and different viewpoints. Blocking constituents from our social media pages hinders their ability to participate in public discourse and limits our engagement with the electorate. It's important to foster an inclusive dialogue, even when the exchanges are tough.

I believe it's crucial to ensure that laws reflect the enduring values of our society rather than being subject to arbitrary expiration dates. Laws should be revisited and reformed as necessary through a thoughtful democratic process, but setting expiration dates could jeopardize stability and the protection of long-term rights.

While I understand concerns about the capacity of aging politicians to serve, implementing a maximum age limit might not be the best approach. We should ensure that all elected officials, regardless of age, can effectively represent their constituents and serve public interest. The democratic process allows voters to decide whether a candidate is fit for office.