June 15th, 2025 Conference

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Schedule

Time Session Speaker
9:00am-10:00am Setup
10:00am-10:15am Opening Address
10:15am-11:15am Policy and Platform Discussion
11:15am-noon Monopoly Free Capitalism Wendy Welsh
noon-12:30pm Lunch
12:30pm – 1:00pm How to navigate your local government Steve Revilak
1:00pm – 1:45pm Review of Party Initiatives
1:45pm - 2:30pm Road to Town Meeting Kolby Blehm
2:30pm - 3:00pm Candidate Tutorial James O'Keefe
3:00pm - 3:30pm Election planning for 2026
3:30pm – 4:00pm Closing Address
4:00pm – 4:00pm Clean up

Recordings/Slides

Notes

Policy and Platform Discussion

Pad

environment

  • expand to include fishing, farming, mining, energy production, conservation

electoral reform

  • specific ways to implement our goals

2nd amendment - drones as weapons

  • surveillance and drones

elections

  • more details on implementation

education

  • using AI adaptive learning to learn how to students learn to develop better curiculums

stance on AI

  • a machine can never be accountable, thus a machine must never make decisions
  • open sourcing
  • human centered design?
  • human in the loop

individual responsibility

  • to be informed
  • up hold our society

Review of Party Initiatives

Election planning for 2026

Pad

Time line

Post signature gathering

Candidate conference? - How to govern mentoring (State) - How to govern mentoring (town) write a how to govern guide - A pirates guide to local government

2026/04/30 - State nomination papers due 2026/02/15 - State nomination papers available 2025/11/30 - 1st town nom papers available 2025/11/30 - Have started candidate training 2025/11/15 - Have identified all candidates 2025/10/15 - 2025/09/15 - candidate (org/vol) pep talk

          - regional organizing meetings

2025/08/15 - 1 have list of people to do stuff 2. have written specific plans for elections

2025/07/15 - intitial outreach to volunteer + 2025/07/01 - all voter records

We have 93 Voters 221 municipalities need data from 128

2025/06/15 - now

write a how to run guide contact people who wanted to be candidates contact people who wanted to organized their communities

what would you like from us to succeed

what are the opportunities we want to present to volunteers

Massachusetts local government guide guide to town meeting - state/election doc local government / town FAQ

Issues housing/local government/transparency/surveillance/accountabillity

Attending

  • James
  • Steve
  • Joe
  • Alec
  • Wendy
  • Kolby
  • another who left early
  • Tim (remote)

Media

  • WBZ NewsRadio 1030 interviewed us, but segment has not aired.