Ian Cain

Environment / Energy Our infrastructure is at risk of falling woefully behind. Congress is filled with more AARP members than leaders who understand the scope and scale of what modern infrastructure looks like. We have to invest in diversified energy, a secure and expansive digital network, and build in a way that looks towards the future, not tries to fill holes from the past. Economy We need to invest in America, our future generations depend on it. From childbirth, to child care, to education, to housing, we need to make it easier for families to realize the American Dream and set up future generations for uninhibited success. Economy I will also support an agenda that embraces the digital economy. Right now, most Senators wouldn’t even be able to explain how the digital economy and crypto currencies work, let alone deserve the authority to regulate it. I will enact responsible regulations that also don’t limit the opportunities that crypto and blockchain companies are trying to create. Criminal Justice / Public Safety We need to support police and pass laws that empower them to protect our streets, not make it harder for them to do their jobs. We also have to have a criminal justice system that prioritizes rehabilitation, prevents recidivism, and stops the soft-on-crime laws that release criminals back on our streets with no repercussions and no rehabilitation. Taxes / Budget It’s time to balance our budget, lower taxes, and create an environment where the government gets out of the way of economic innovation. Immigration We need to secure our border with physical and technological barriers, reinstate Remain in Mexico, and restore a simpler process for legal immigration that prioritizes our needs first. Defense / Veterans End Our Migrant Crisis and Secure our Borders. Foreign Policy We need to diversify our economy to continue to compete, invest in cybersecurity, and protect our democratic allies abroad. The next 50 years of global prosperity and innovation will be determined in our response to China’s growing threat and we need leaders in Congress that take this seriously.