OUR PURSUIT · LIBERTY · LIFE
George Mason wrote those three rights into Virginia law in 1776. Jefferson carried them into the Declaration. Madison locked them into the Constitution. The same donor class that funds both parties has spent fifty years making all three impossible. One engine powers the plan to take them back.
Whether you voted for Trump or Biden. Whether you are pro-life or pro-choice. Whether you are trans or you disagree with trans sports.
What do we all actually want?
We want liberty — to own the land beneath our feet. We want our pursuit — the one we share, the one that unifies us. We want life — to stay healthy without going bankrupt. The National Digital Infrastructure Act is the engine that funds all three. The data centers that were built on Virginia's land, Virginia's grid, and Virginia's taxpayer dollars finally pay their bill.
Virginia bears the electrical burden for the entire internet. Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta built the world's largest concentration of data centers here — on Virginia's land, on Virginia's power grid, on infrastructure paid for by Virginia taxpayers. They paid almost nothing for it. Your electricity bill went up. Your kids graduated with debt. The poorest counties in America got nothing. The NDIA fixes all of that in five provisions.
Five provisions. One direction. The data centers pay. The poorest places get built first. Everyone's electricity bill goes down. Community college is free. Student debt is gone. The American people own a piece of the infrastructure that runs their lives.
A hyperscale data center is not a spreadsheet. It is a physical facility requiring hundreds of megawatts of dedicated power, miles of fiber interconnect, and years of permitting. The building is here. The bill is here.
The Data Center Infrastructure Fee, the Public Equity Program, and the Student Debt Liberation levy are not government spending. They are the return on investments the American people already made.
The National Siting Plan directs investment to the poorest counties in the country — places that have been told for thirty years that the new economy is not for them. The fiber goes in. The grid gets upgraded. The jobs follow.
Mason wrote it. Jefferson declared it. Madison locked it into law. Our pursuit is shared. One direction. Together.
The machines replacing your job should pay to educate the person who held it.
A 2% federal fee on gross revenue from data center operations nationwide. Not on profit — on revenue. You cannot offshore revenue from a building physically sitting on American soil. At current scale, the U.S. data center industry generates an estimated $126 billion in annual revenue. A 2% fee produces $2.5 billion annually. The AI Automation Fee runs in parallel, scaling directly with the pace of automation.
Universal community college, any age, any background, free. Complete two years and the federal government funds your four-year public university degree, debt-free. No service requirement. No income test. Every American qualifies. The data centers that are replacing your job pay for the education of the person who held it.
Mason wrote it. Jefferson declared it. Madison locked it into law. Liberty means owning the land beneath your feet.
A 0.1% fee on domestic stock exchange transactions funds a national mortgage trust. The United Kingdom has charged a 0.5% Stamp Duty Reserve Tax since 1986. The CBO has estimated a 0.1% U.S. financial transaction tax could raise $50-100 billion annually. That money funds low-interest mortgage access for every first-time homebuyer. Wall Street has been extracting wealth from working families for decades. The Trust provides the path back.
Any publicly traded company is banned from purchasing or building single-family homes. Any individual entity or group of connected entities is capped at 50 single-family homes total. Capitalism works. Monopoly capitalism that converts the American Dream into a financial instrument does not. The cap is 50.
Mason wrote it. Jefferson declared it. Madison locked it into law. Life is unalienable, and this bill means you can afford to stay alive.
No Medicare dollar. No Medicaid dollar. No government healthcare dollar of any kind goes to a publicly traded corporation. Period. This single structural change — removing the profit motive from government-funded healthcare — restructures the entire system over a 5-to-10-year transition period. No new tax required. The money is already there. It is being extracted as profit. We redirect it to patient care.
The United States spends 17.6% of GDP on healthcare — more than any other developed nation — and gets worse outcomes than most of them. The difference is not the doctors. The difference is not the nurses. The difference is the extraction layer: the publicly traded hospital systems, the insurance conglomerates, and the pharmacy benefit managers that sit between the patient and the care, taking their cut at every step.
Mason wrote it. Jefferson declared it. Madison built the machinery. The Digital Democracy Act makes it real for the first time in American history.
A secure, open-source, federally audited mobile voting application. Every registered voter casts a federal ballot from any smartphone, tablet, or computer — with the same multi-factor authentication and encryption used by the largest banks in the world. Every vote count published in real time on a public, auditable blockchain ledger. No more contested elections. No more claims of fraud that cannot be disproven. The ledger is public. The math is public. The result is final.
In the 2022 midterm elections, 55% of eligible voters did not cast a ballot. The most common reasons: couldn't get to the polls, couldn't take time off work, didn't know where to vote, didn't trust the process. These are not failures of civic virtue. They are failures of infrastructure. The same industry that built the infrastructure of the modern economy now pays to make the infrastructure of democracy real.
The 50/50 Senate is not a fantasy. It is the current math. One independent senator who refuses to caucus with either party controls the organizing resolution. That is the leverage point. These are the non-negotiables.
The party that wants to organize the Senate must pass Bill I on day one. No vote on the organizing resolution until the Our Pursuit Bill is on the floor.
The 0.1% financial transaction tax and the 50-home cap are introduced in the first session. They are not negotiating chips. They are the floor.
The non-profit restriction on government healthcare spending is introduced as a standalone bill. It requires no new spending. It requires only a rule change.
The National Digital Infrastructure Act is introduced as the capstone — the engine that powers the education fund, the equity program, and the grid equity mandate simultaneously.
If either party refuses to bring these bills to a vote, the independent senator withholds the organizing vote. The Senate cannot function without the independent. That is the leverage.
Governing Strategy
The organizing resolution. The non-negotiables. The five leverage points. This is how these four bills actually become law.
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Historical Context
Washington warned us in 1796. The 30-year mortgage, employer-tied healthcare, the 401(k), the Powell Memo, the two-party donor capture. The architecture of control, built in a single 30-year window.
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The Final Step
Four bills are strong enough to be in the Constitution. The 28th Amendment makes them permanent — beyond the reach of any future Congress, any future administration, any future donor class.
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Democracy Protection
Kalshi is using a CFTC loophole to let corporations, foreign governments, and anonymous offshore accounts bet on U.S. elections. 38 state AGs just filed to stop it.
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The data centers bear the burden they created. The poorest places get built first. Everyone's electricity bill goes down. Community college is free. Student debt is gone. The American people own a piece of the infrastructure that runs their lives. Mobile voting makes democracy real. The 28th Amendment makes all of it permanent. Liberty. Life. Our Pursuit. Democracy. That is the deal.