Our notes begin with the things people pay for: food, fuel, tolls, healthcare, and education. We want our platform to explain how specific policies could make those costs easier to manage.
The campaign’s McDonald’s commercial idea can introduce the issue. The finished version needs real receipts or dated price sources, a consistent comparison, and a clear explanation of what the proposal can actually change.
Connect proposals to a funding plan. The team’s notes do not yet contain cost estimates, revenue estimates, or a completed deficit strategy.
Proposals in the draft
Affordability & jobs
Explore lower everyday costs and lower unemployment, with attention to food, fuel, bridge tolls, and household budgets.
What to add
Choose concrete policies, define the government’s role, and add dated evidence. Explain separately what could affect inflation and what could reduce particular prices.
Tariffs & free trade
The draft favors lower tariffs.
What to add
Specify which tariffs, tradeoffs for workers and businesses, and how the party would address any lost revenue.
Healthcare affordability
Make healthcare affordability part of the economic platform.
What to add
Choose an actual proposal, identify who benefits, estimate costs, and explain funding.
Federal deficit & debt
The draft identifies the federal deficit and debt as priorities.
What to add
Distinguish annual deficits from total debt. Set out spending or revenue changes without promising unsupported savings.
Lower inflation means prices are rising more slowly. It does not necessarily mean prices are falling.