The principles of human progress apply to philanthropic work, emphasizing equal rights and mutual benefit for all individuals.

I want the country to live up to its promise of equal rights and mutual benefit for everyone, allowing all to benefit from the principles of the Declaration of Independence.

There is a tension between the left's focus on wealth redistribution and the need to increase the supply of housing and energy to create opportunities for all.

The principles of human progress teach us that we should empower people rather than exert power over them, which leads to mutual benefit and societal improvement.

The founding principles of equality and unalienable rights are crucial for our society, and we need to focus on mental health, community, and human connection to address current issues and heal, rather than relying solely on digital communication.

I believe in the power of social change and strive to include the common man in everything I do, rather than leaving everything to the government.

The goal is to create a society where everyone has the opportunity to realize their potential and succeed by helping others.

The left is fundamentally more skeptical of unchecked capitalism than the right, believing that unchecked capitalism can lead to exploitation and environmental harm.

Income inequality is a deceptive term; it stems from outcome inequality, which arises from the different choices people make. Society should strive to provide equal opportunities for everyone.