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The Wage-to-Rent Indexing Act tackles America’s affordability crisis by ensuring that full-time workers earn enough to afford basic housing where they live. Instead of a one-size-fits-all minimum wage, the Act ties wages directly to local rental costs, aligning pay with real-world living expenses.

By linking the minimum wage to HUD’s Fair Market Rent, WRIA guarantees that a full-time worker can afford a modest apartment without financial strain. This approach reduces housing insecurity, lowers homelessness risk, and puts more disposable income back into local economies.

The Act also protects small businesses with temporary tax credits and wage subsidies, while enforcing transparency through wage audits and public reporting. With a phased rollout—starting with pilot cities and expanding nationwide—WRIA offers a practical, data-driven solution to rising rent, stagnant wages, and the growing cost-of-living gap across the United States.

The Resilient Supply Chain & Regional Prosperity Act lowers prices for American consumers by diversifying and shortening supply chains after the removal of all Trump-era tariffs. Instead of relying on distant, fragile, and expensive global supply routes, the Act encourages production closer to the U.S., where costs are more stable and predictable.

By incentivizing U.S. companies to partner with businesses in Latin America and the Caribbean, the Act reduces shipping distances, transportation costs, and supply disruptions—all major drivers of higher prices. Shorter supply chains mean fewer bottlenecks, less exposure to global shocks, and faster delivery of goods, which helps keep prices down.

The Act also prioritizes efficient, lower-emission production within 2,000 miles of U.S. borders, ensuring that savings from reduced shipping and energy use are passed on to consumers. Together, tariff removal and regional diversification create a more competitive marketplace, stabilizing prices while strengthening economic ties and long-term supply security.

The Carbon Accountability and Climate Resilience Act shifts the financial burden of climate change away from families and taxpayers and onto the corporations most responsible for carbon pollution. Instead of letting climate damage drive up insurance costs, disaster recovery bills, and infrastructure repairs for everyone else, the Carbon Accountability and Climate Resilience Act ensures that major emitters pay their fair share.

The Act requires large companies to accurately measure and disclose their full carbon footprint using science-based, globally aligned standards. Companies that exceed emissions limits must either reduce pollution or pay fines proportional to the damage they cause. This directly prices the real cost of climate harm into corporate decision-making.

Revenue generated is reinvested in climate resilience—strengthening flood defenses, supporting disaster-hit communities, and offsetting soaring home and auto insurance costs driven by climate risk. By holding polluters accountable, CACRA lowers long-term costs for households, protects communities, and makes those responsible for climate change pay for the consequences.

The Congressional Integrity & Independence Act is about restoring a government that answers to voters—not special interests, personal wealth, or permanent political power. It ensures lawmakers serve the public with independence, fairness, and accountability.

The Act sets reasonable term limits so new voices and ideas can enter Congress, preventing lifelong entrenchment and backroom influence. It also closes the revolving door by requiring a cooling-off period before former lawmakers can become lobbyists.

To eliminate conflicts of interest, lawmakers and their families are barred from owning individual stocks or high-risk investment vehicles, allowing only broad, passive investments with full public disclosure. This ensures decisions are made for the common good—not personal profit.

With strong, independent ethics enforcement, the Act rebuilds trust and creates a Congress that focuses on solving real problems for real people—strengthening democracy and making government work as it should.