Stephen Leon
Independent
Positions
American Anti-Corruption Act
According to the non-partisan organization RepresentUs, approximately 90% of their polling shows support for the American Anti-Corruption Act across Party lines. It is understood and validated by former FEC personnel and accredited constitutional scholars that our elected members spend 70% of their time in Office raising funds and campaigning for the next election as soon as they get into office. Whereas, the remaining 30% is effectuated to what matters most to anyone.
Digital Democracy Project
As Congressman, any legislation that I may support, introduce or co-sponsor, I will encourage everyone of the District to communicate with the Office to delegate their individual support or concern. This will be achieved by a third-party, such as the Digital Democracy Project, which is presently breaking ground in Florida. Realtime prompting and coordination with constituents is a prominent leading example for the rest of Congress to follow.
Pro-Choice
Read my publication on Prenatal Volition which fundamentally outlines the Constitutional precedent to protect Women’s medical rights and responsibilities in regards to pregnancy. This paper can be seeded and distributed among the States for the eventuality of Federal Codifying. This proposal is by no means advocating for any Bans nor Loopholes. My advocation for the State Level can be positioned from our Virginia model.
Healthcare & Education
Revising the Affordable Care Act to be examined by a panel of accredited physicians that would benefit patients more than the Lawyers and Insurance companies that wrote it is appropriate. Access to better Healthcare for Ruralesque Communities would include establishing dynamic FAA Flight Plans for Air Taxis. We should also examine the possibility of Affordable Child Care.