Technology is not the enemy. The challenge is learning how to use it without allowing it to replace the human connections we need to survive and thrive. The reality is that the digital world can have a positive impact on humanity. We need to learn how to use it responsibly, protect its benefits, and create a healthier balance in our lives.

Only 2% of the working class hold seats in Congress. This stark reality raises a critical question: who is telling the story of the 98%? When the vast majority of everyday people—workers, small business owners, advocates—are missing from the halls of power, policies often fail to reflect their needs.