Legislative Agenda

There was a time when a company advertised a certain product or service as free, it actually meant that product or service was free.

Today, free means "read the fine print". So many consumers have suffered because of boilerplate terms of service used by many companies and banks, terms that have been written for them by attorneys who have been hired by huge corporations who have covered their backsides by donating money into various political campaigns.

The purpose of this law is to change the balance back where it should be, in favor of the consumer, without whom, these absurdly large and powerful corporations, would not exist.

This lack of transparency threatens the integrity of our political process and opens the door for dangerous disinformation campaigns. It also erodes the public's faith that our elected leaders will do what's right and not following orders from their anonymous donors and political backers. ~Martin Heinrich, United States Senator

Members of our nation's highest court should be elected by the voice of the people of the United States and held to the same standards of accountability as the President of the United States, 2 four-year terms. Additionally, the Chief Justice should be a rotating position. Too much power with no accountability serves no one but the power holder.

Revisit and put to a vote H.J. Res. 3 to impose term limits on members of the United States Congress.

Congress was not designed as a career move but rather as an opportunity for ordinary citizens to serve in office, to present new, different and innovative ideas for a season and then to return home.

This piece of legislation is common sense. Facing a record deficit while enduring an unsustainable and mounting public debt. We're a month into the fiscal year and we’ve already borrowed $67 billion. This is despite an infusion of revenue from delayed tax collection from California and other areas of the country that had tax payments pushed due to natural disasters. Our debt is rising out of control, and with interest rates this high it is only getting worse.

This is one issue that is very dear to Keith's heart. Decades ago he lived on the streets of several cities. While he wasn't your typical homeless person, by he was homeless nonetheless. These are America's forgotten citizens.

Sadly, at least 1/3 of the homeless on the street of America today, are veterans of the United States Armed Forces. No vet should ever be homeless in America...

not now... NOT EVER!!!