John "Drew" Williams
Democratic
The gist
- Proposes a 15% per-dose profit cap on essential medicines
- Supports a national moratorium on new data centers
- Proposes exempting roughly the first $100,000 of income from tax
- Supports four-term limits for House and Senate members
- Proposes a guaranteed five paid sick days for workers
- Proposes giving owner-occupants 45 days' first chance at listed homes
More about John
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Proposes a 15% per-dose profit cap on essential medicines
Prescription for Fairness: Fixing Drug Pricing and Access Plan — Williams for KYCampaign website · Williams for Kentucky · williamsforky.com
“Place a 15% Profit Margin Cap PER DOSE for life-saving or essential medications.”
Supports a national moratorium on new data centers
Data Center Development Regulation Plan — Williams for KYCampaign website · Williams for Kentucky · williamsforky.com
“Pauses new data center development until Congress establishes meaningful national protections.”
Proposes exempting roughly the first $100,000 of income from tax
Tax Policy for the Everyday American — Williams for KYCampaign website · Williams for Kentucky · williamsforky.com
“Restores the original 1913 $3,000 tax exemption, adjusted to today's dollars and indexed to inflation, which is roughly $100,000.”
Supports four-term limits for House and Senate members
Congressional Accountability & Integrity Plan — Williams for KYCampaign website · Williams for Kentucky · williamsforky.com
“Four Terms for US House and US Senate Members”
Proposes a guaranteed five paid sick days for workers
Workplace Dignity & Fair Compensation Plan — Williams for KYCampaign website · Williams for Kentucky · williamsforky.com
“National Paid Sick Leave Requirement, granting 5 Paid Sick Days (or 40 Hours) annually to all workers”
Proposes giving owner-occupants 45 days' first chance at listed homes
American Home Promise Plan — Williams for KYCampaign website · Williams for Kentucky · williamsforky.com
“Establishes a 45-day waiting period before investors or corporations can purchase a listed single-family home.”