The Thirteen Pillars of The New American Deal
A clear summary of the Thirteen Pillars in The New American Deal—an organized modern New Deal blueprint for 21st-century America.
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The Thirteen Pillars (overview)
- Economic Security: stability for working families in a modern cost structure.
- Work & Wages: a labor system that rewards contribution and reduces precarity.
- Housing & Communities: affordability, supply, and livable neighborhoods.
- Health & Care: functional access and administrative simplification.
- Education & Skills: mobility, training, and practical pathways.
- Infrastructure & Resilience: physical systems that keep the country running.
- Energy & Environment: long-term stewardship and security.
- Innovation & Industry: productive capacity in a tech-era economy.
- Democracy Rebuilt: voting, representation, and legitimacy.
- Breaking the Duopoly: election incentives and political competition.
- Guardrails of Justice: judicial independence and oversight.
- Digital & Information Rights: modern rights in a networked society.
- National Renewal: civic capacity, service, and rebuilding trust.
Note: The pillar labels above are a reader-friendly overview. The full book expands and defines each pillar precisely.
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