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FROM THE CAMPAIGN
News & Thinking About the Issues


Turning the Clock Forward on Care: Lowering the Eligibility Age of Medicare
Medicare is a public healthcare insurance run by the federal government that is available mainly to cover those 65 years of age and older. It is meant to provide healthcare to one of the most vulnerable populations that tend to spend the most on care . . .
Mar 73 min read


Voting Rights Policy Statement
Position summary is courtesy of Aoife Stapleton with her review of my Master's Thesis. Roberts Court and the Voting Rights Act “All citizens of the United States who are otherwise qualified by law to vote at any election by the people in any State, Territory, district, county, city, parish, township, school district, municipality, or other territorial subdivision, shall be entitled and allowed to vote at all such elections, without distinction of race, color, or previous co
Mar 77 min read


ICE Out! of Dublin. But, maybe coming to a warehouse near you?
Rumors had been circulating that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was assessing the feasibility of converting Dublin's former Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) facility into an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility.
Feb 172 min read


Trump's Climate Denial Impacts Popular Stanford Professor
Staff reductions are attributed to federal policy changes, including increased endowment taxes (up to 8%), reduced research funding, . . .
Feb 132 min read


Seeking Your Vote for Congress
In the current political landscape, choosing the right candidate can feel overwhelming. With so many voices vying for attention, it’s crucial to focus on those who genuinely represent the values and needs of the community. Carin stands out as a candidate who not only understands the challenges we face but also has a proven track record of making a difference. Image: Carin and friend at No Kings Protest organized by Livermore Indivisible. Close-up of two women protesting with
Jan 92 min read


AI in Education
Should the new technology be feared or embraced During January, I met more than 1,500 voters - introducing myself and discussing various issues. Artificial Intelligence (AI) was discussed in the context of finding cures for diseases, advancing accessible tools, such as Meta glasses, to help blind and low vision individuals navigate spaces, as well as AI's use in the classroom. Initial Concerns Big Tech is excited about AI. Venture Capital firms are excited about AI. Banks are
Jan 53 min read


Promote the Future: Move to Independent Energy Capture
Technology for solar capture continues to improve. We should maximize this solution and move away from traditional energy sources
Jan 42 min read
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