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Ask where they stood on Section 224.
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The Issues Party helps you find the races that matter, follow candidate hubs, and push candidates to answer clear public-interest questions before they ask for power.
Candidate records. Public sources. Structured action. No endless comment threads.
Issues LedgerNow is the time to zero in on the record. Before we vote.
The Diagnosis
The machinery is working. Just not for the people paying for it.
More and more Americans are waking up to the truth that our two parties are currently operating as two wings of the same bird — flying toward the interests of the highest bidder.
The distractions are constant. The pattern is not.
As the United States buckles under the weight of its national debt, we have seen how little interest the political class has in holding bad actors accountable — at home or abroad.
Two wings of the same bird, flying toward the interests of the highest bidder.
The debt weighing down on us sits eerily close to the amount paid and accumulated in finance costs for two decades of war in the Middle East. At the same time, public financial resources, public energy, and public environmental capacity are being pushed toward massive data centers and surveillance infrastructure — while privacy laws and ethics are treated as barriers to route around.
Americans are drained of their financial resources, trapped in the only first-world nation where universal healthcare is still not treated as a right, and told to keep waiting while politicians funded by PACs, foreign lobbies, and wealthy donor networks ask for more time, more trust, and more votes.
The Issues Party is the response to a narrative we have heard for too long: “We want to, but it's complicated.”
That line is no longer working.
Congressionally mandated files remain unreleased. Documented wrongdoing goes uninvestigated. War crimes are met with silence. A population is starved into oblivion while leaders calculate the politics of saying so.
This isn't hand-wringing.
This is hand washing.
The Issues Party is scrubbing in for surgery on the American political system before it is too late to vote our way out of it. Now is the time to zero in on the record.
Five-Issue Spotlight
Five issues. No more hiding behind “complicated.”
01
Data Bill of Rights
Americans should have enforceable rights to know, access, move, delete and audit the personal data companies collect, sell and turn into power.
See where candidates stand →02
Congressional Stock Trading Ban
Members of Congress should not trade individual stocks while writing the laws and moving the markets those trades depend on.
See where candidates stand →03
Universal Healthcare
The only first-world nation still treating medical care as a market instead of a right should be forced to answer why.
See where candidates stand →04
War-Crime Accountability
War crimes have consequences. The United States should not continue supporting foreign powers that show no respect for basic human rights while hiding accountability behind procedure.
See where candidates stand →05
Citizens United Reform
A legal fiction enshrined by the courts has elevated corporate will over the good of the people for too long. Congress needs to reset the table.
See where candidates stand →First Action Party
Section 224: The vote they didn't want you to see.
Some votes tell you what politicians believe. Others are handled in a way that makes sure you never find out.
When Congressman Ro Khanna offered an amendment to strike Section 224 from the FY27 NDAA, the amendment failed by voice vote — a curious request for someone supposedly pushing for transparency. No clean roll call. No easy public record. No simple way for voters to know where most members stood.
Every House Armed Services Committee member is up for reelection this November. This Action Party gives voters a direct way to ask them one simple question: why should merging our military with a foreign nation — one that has already cost us trillions — be in the American interest?
Active accountability action
The vote they didn't want you to see
A voice vote left voters without a clean record. This action asks every relevant member the same questions.
The Organized Response
The Issues Party turns missing records into public action.
A consequential vote gets buried in procedure. The record is incomplete. The public deserves answers. The Issues Party turns that gap into an action.
Start with the record.Find the candidates.Ping for answers.Track who responds.
How It Works
Three moves. No civics lecture.
01 / FIND THE ACTION
Start where pressure can matter.
Start with a race, a candidate, or an active Action Party tied to a public record.
02 / OPEN THE RECORD
See what is known.
Review what is sourced, what is unresolved, and which candidates or officials need to answer.
03 / PING FOR ANSWERS
Make silence visible.
Use structured messages to ask candidates where they stood — and track what remains unanswered.
Race Tracker
Find the races behind the record.
The Section 224 Action Party is the first example. The tracker is how this scales. Search upcoming primaries, pending results, and candidate hubs to see where public pressure can still matter before voters decide.
Candidate Hubs
Candidate pages should do more than introduce candidates.
A Candidate Hub is where the race becomes actionable. It brings together candidate information, source links, contact paths, key issue records, and the questions voters should be able to ask before any candidate asks for power.
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Joe Kaufman
Official and campaign linksAvailable
Key dates and race statusTracked
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Issues Ledger
Ask the questions candidates should answer before asking for power.
The Issues Ledger tracks where candidates stand on public-interest commitments — from universal healthcare to war-crime accountability to dark money disclosure. When a candidate has not answered, users can Ping for a clear response through public campaign channels.
War-Crime AccountabilityNo public answer yet
Should the United States stand with the international community in holding state actors accountable for documented war crimes?
47 days unansweredPing candidate
Silence becomes visible. Nonresponse has a count.
Trust & Sources
Built for records, not rumors.
Political pressure only works when people can see where the record comes from. Every claim on The Issues Party links back to a source. Records are reviewed before they shape public display. Candidates and users have a clear path to flag errors.
Sources attached
Public claims point back to public sources.
Review matters
Imported records are checked before they appear.
Corrections belong here
Candidates, campaigns and users can flag anything.
Action Parties
More Action Parties come next.
The Section 224 Action Party is the first live example: one candidate set, one public record gap, one useful civic action. More Action Parties will focus users around one candidate, one issue, and one accountable next step.
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Start Here
Before the vote, get them on the record.
Primaries are coming. Some votes are buried. Some answers are missing. The Issues Party helps voters find the races, candidates, and open questions where public pressure can still matter.
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Find Your Race
Search upcoming primaries, pending results, and candidate hubs.
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Follow candidates, keep your progress, and get alerts when answers move.
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Secure by design.
Real pressure. Real accountability.
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