wethepeople.team

Core topic areas:

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1. Ultra Processed Foods in Schools

The issue of feeding ultra processed foods to children in schools and the long-term health consequences of those policies.

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2. Vaccine Mandates, Exemptions, and Parental Rights

Candidate positions on vaccine mandates, religious and medical exemptions, and parental rights regarding medical autonomy and education.

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3. COVID Policies, Medical Freedom, and the California Exodus

Restrictive COVID-era policies, including the erosion of medical freedom and personal liberty, and how those policies contributed to people leaving California.

 

4. MAHA Agenda and Ending Chronic Disease​

Support for the MAHA agenda to eliminate chronic disease, including the rise of autism and other serious health issues affecting children.

 

5. Glyphosate, Pesticides, and Regenerative Agriculture

Health concerns around glyphosate and other pesticides, especially in light of President Trump’s recent Executive Order offering certain protections to manufacturers of these products, along with support for safer alternatives such as regenerative farming.

 

6. Big Pharma Influence in California Politics

Concerns about the influence of Big Pharma on California’s political leadership and public health policy.

 

7. Restoring Community Health and Well-Being

Supporting veterans, first responders, and those struggling with substance addiction by providing resources that restore mental and spiritual well-being.

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8. Geoengineering, Transparency, and State Restrictions

Geoengineering and a willingness to follow states like Florida in promoting transparency and restricting such practices (refer to Senate Bill 56 signed into law by Governor DeSantis in 2025 as an example).

 

If we have time, we will additionally cover:

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9. Environmental Toxicity and Public Health

Environmental toxicities; including 'forever chemicals' such as PFAs; microplastics; as well as water pollution from chemicals, wildfire debris, and other contaminants impacting upon public health.

 

10.  The Public Health Macro Environment

The role of the State, Federal agencies, and Intergovernmental Organizations in public health policy and decision-making.