Single-payer option for health and dental.

Long waiting lists for Massachusetts' premier vocational schools send a message.

Ill-conceived tax policy and profligate spending have put the US economy on an unsustainable path. We will not be the "country of possibilities" if excessive debt and regulation strangle innovation. 

This nonpartisan campaign appreciates the goodwill of supporters but does not accept financial contributions.

We will clean up our act or our children will pay for our poor choices - persuasion must now give way to mandates that reduce pollution.

We must learn from our recent failure to deter large-scale military aggression in Europe or risk a return to another age.

Chaos, enabled by congressional inaction, must end - our historic ability to attract top talent is one of our greatest strengths.

Trade must not be blind to the danger of strengthening hostile foreign governments. But dishonest arguments should not be used to mask unreasonable protectionism. 

Unhelpful discrimination and subsidies are weakening our core value of equal treatment under the law. A tax code full of special interest loopholes is just one area that needs immediate attention.

Our once respected political parties have been hijacked by extremists and weaponized against the country's best interests. Dangerous partisan nutjobs must be voted out of office.

When actions belie the rhetoric of our leaders, our government loses the respect of its citizens, allies, and enemies. When we say we will defend another nation against an illegal military conquest, then we must act or lose all credibility. 

Half of the members spend more time engaged in endless whining and partisan puffery than working to strengthen our country. It's time to prune the dead wood.

Criminalization of basic human rights is unacceptable.

The "no limits" friend of an illiberal revanchist regime is no friend of America or democracy. 

The possibility that our children will have a quality of life less than our own is disheartening. Robbing from the future to gratify our generation is wrong.

The people living between the river and the sea think the land belongs to them - and it does. They can spend eternity killing each other over past transgressions or they can reconcile and build a stronger unified state.