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Kincaid for Congress


Kincaid is 



  • A moderate Democrat who speaks to real world problems.
  • Anti-establishment within the Democratic Party.
  • A protector of women and kids.
  • Pro-safety, pro-accountability.
  • Focused on affordability and public safety.


Kincaid is the only Democrat in Washington openly addressing 

  • Homelessness failures
  • Crime and repeat offenders
  • Women’s safety
  • Trans policy excesses
  • Immigration chaos
  • Corporate corruption inside the party

Kincaid’s healthcare proposal is the strongest in the field

Instead of:


  • Magical “Medicare for All”
  • Or preserving the status quo



Kincaid offers :

✔ A test

✔ Real world data

✔ No huge disruption

✔ Voluntary participation

✔ Protection of private insurance


Kincaid’s homelessness plan is actually more in line with public opinion

People want:


  • Treatment for addiction.
  • Involuntary care for the severely mentally ill.
  • Safety from random violence.
  • Accountability and results.



Kincaid’s plan aligns perfectly with what 70–80% of WA voters want but other Democrats refuse to implement.



Kincaid’s women’s safety position is a huge differentiator

Kincaid is the only Democrat in WA speaking plainly:


  • Women deserve safety.
  • Female only spaces should be protected.
  • People with male genitalia should not be allowed to enter intimate women only services.


Left wing activists might call Kincaid anti-trans:

I  have two things to say to those people. Number one. Stop using the word trans. It doesn’t mean what you think it means. A biological man in a wig and a dress is not trans. A cross dresser or drag queen but not trans. And number two. People are free to identify as whatever they want to. No one cares. Biological men can’t not be in women’s sports. Would should not be forced to share locker rooms with men. Or other private female spaces. This has nothing to do with gay rights or civil rights . The so called trans activists are not fighting for or protecting gay rights . They are hijacking gay rights for their own agenda. 

Kincaid’s platform is:

  • More innovative than anyone else in the Washington Democratic Party is offering.
  • More connected to lived experience than DelBene’s.
  • More centrist .
  • More pro woman in a party that is losing suburban women.
  • More safety focused in a region with high crime.
  • More honest about homelessness, addiction, and mental illness.

No one else is offering real world pilot programs.

No one else is acknowledging women’s safety issues.

No one else is willing to stand up to the lunatic fringe that is destroying the Democratic Party from within. Kincaid says no to socialism. No to communism. No to men in women’s sports. No to antisemitism. Kincaid is the last hope for saving the Democratic Party. Representative Suzan DelBene voted Nay on the vote to censure Rep. Rashida Tlaib . DelBene will not stand up for Israel and the Jewish community but Kincaid will. Yes DelBene has never voted to stop military support for Israel. But that is no longer enough. She has not stood up and spoken against people like AOC and others democrats that have made the false accusations of genocide and intentionally causing starvation. Also as one of the top leaders of the Democratic Party. She failed to stand up against Zohran Mamdani and socialism .        DelBene will not stand up to protect women and women’s sports. She voted against protections for women’s sports. 





Overview of Kincaid's Campaign Platform


Kincaid, a Democrat running an exploratory committee for Washington's 1st Congressional District in the 2026 election, positions his campaign as a challenge to incumbent Rep. Suzan DelBene (D-WA).


Kincaid's platform emphasizes pragmatic, data driven reforms that prioritize working families, accountability, and incremental testing over ideological overhauls.


 His proposals often contrast with DelBene's record, which he portrays as incremental but insufficient e.g., supporting tax hikes on the wealthy without middle class relief and voting against protections for women's sports.Below is a breakdown of his key policy areas.


 1. **Taxes and Economic Affordability**

Kincaid's economic vision centers on relieving burdens for low and middle income earners in expensive regions like Washington state where high living costs exacerbate inequality. His flagship proposal is the **Real Tax Reform and Simplification Act**, which would:

- Eliminate federal income tax liability and filing requirements for individuals earning $61,000 or less annually (covering over 56 million filers based on 2021 IRS data ).

- Simplify tax forms for all filers and close loopholes for high earners and corporations to fund the cuts.

- Provide federal incentives for affordable housing construction to tackle Washington's housing crisis.




Kincaid also critiques corporate practices, such as Microsoft's $170 billion in stock buybacks over the past decade, arguing these prioritize shareholders over job creation and wage growth.


2. **Healthcare**

Kincaid proposes a cautious, evidence based path to universal coverage via the **Universal Healthcare Beta Test (Pilot Program)**, inspired by tech industry testing to avoid the pitfalls of abrupt reforms like Medicare for All:

- **Phase One**: A $16 billion investment to reopen two Pennsylvania hospitals (Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital), creating a voluntary Universal Pilot Health Plan (UPHP) for residents within a 30-mile radius. It covers all services (primary care, emergencies, prescriptions, mental health, vision, dental, long-term care) with no out-of-pocket costs, while allowing opt-outs for private insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid.

- **Data Focus**: Track costs, outcomes, staffing, and satisfaction, with annual congressional reports and a five-year evaluation.

- **Phases Two and Three**: Expand to up to five more sites if successful, then national rollout via an income based "Universal Healthcare card" ($50–$100/month for individuals over $30,000 income; no co-pays or deductibles; private options remain)




3. **Homelessness and Public Safety**

A signature issue for Kincaid, given Washington's escalating crisis (e.g., billions spent with a 25% increase in homelessness), his **Homeless Recovery and Rehabilitation Act (HRRA) of 2027** rejects "housing first" models as negligent and one-size-fits-all, instead categorizing individuals by root cause for targeted interventions:

- **Addiction**: 9–12+ months in secure rehabilitation campuses with medical supervision, counseling, and no ongoing drug use.

- **Severe Mental Illness**: Long-term facilities with 24/7 care, involuntary commitment via judicial review (two psychiatrists' certification, six-month medical/six-month judicial reviews), and family visitation.

- **Economic Hardship**: Short-term housing (up to one year) with job training and rent support to achieve self-sufficiency.

- **Oversight**: National Homeless Oversight Board under HUD for performance dashboards (e.g., relapse rates, employment outcomes); $5 billion annual funding tied to results; quarterly inspections by diverse entities (media, nonprofits, law enforcement); facilities in low-impact zones, 1,000+ feet from residences/schools.

- **State Component**: Model bill to restore civil commitment laws and build facilities with federal matching funds (up to 75%).


He argues current approaches endanger everyone, citing cases like untreated mental illness leading to violence (e.g., the stabbing of Iryna Zarutska). 


Kincaid also proposes the **Nurse Assault Prevention and Accountability Act of 2027** to protect healthcare workers.This goes beyond DelBene's general safety votes by mandating cause specific accountability.


 4. **Gun Control and Crime**

Focusing on theft as the primary source of crime guns (1.07 million stolen from 2017–2021, 80% handguns used quickly in crimes), Kincaid's **Secure Storage Laws** emphasize prevention without infringing on Second Amendment rights:

- Handguns in DOJ-certified steel lock boxes (tamper-resistant, key/biometric locks).

- Rifles/shotguns in bolted safes (>150 lbs) or cabinets.

- Vehicle storage in locked, hard-sided containers (trigger/cable locks for soft cases).

- 48-hour theft reporting; annual compliance checks; retailer discounts and tax credits for devices.


He supports quick access storage for emergencies (e.g., carjackings) and bipartisan appeal to responsible owners, differing from DelBene's broader safety measures by targeting theft specifically. On retail crime (e.g., grocery closures), he suggests "members-only" stores with ID checks in high crime areas.


5. **Immigration**

Kincaid calls for a "door that actually works," critiquing the exploitative reliance on 11 million undocumented workers (e.g., 42% of farm labor) as near-slavery, enabled by congressional inaction:

- Structured guest worker programs (like Canada's legal contracts with housing/protections, Germany's seasonal Eastern European labor, South Korea's permit-tied system).

- Invest in automation/robotics for agriculture/construction to reduce manual labor needs.

- Enforce laws without sanctuary cities or wasteful mass deportations, re-examine H-1B visas to ensure genuine skilled-worker shortages, not corporate preferences for cheaper overseas hires.


6. **Foreign Policy**

Kincaid strongly supports Taiwan, stating "there is only one China and only one Taiwan" and pledging to defend it against threats, building closer U.S. ties .


7. **Social Issues**

Kincaid takes moderate stances to appeal to swing voters alienated by Democratic "extremes":

- Opposes biological males in women's sports, criticizing DelBene's vote against the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act as exploiting kindness and risking the party's future.

- On transgender issues, he declares "Olympus Spa Is the Hill I'm Willing to Die On," defending female-only spaces against male access, framing it as fairness for women.


Kincaid's platform is uniquely solution oriented and testable, blending progressive goals (universal healthcare, tax relief) with conservative-leaning accountability (secure storage, enforcement without amnesty, cause specific social services). This centrist Democrat approach e.g., pilots for healthcare , tech-driven immigration aims to reclaim "reason and integrity" for the party  potentially broadening appeal .




Campaign theme song 


No final decision on campaign theme song has been made at this time . But one possibility is Stand Up for Something by Andra Day and Common





Just Kincaid for now. Because of increasing political violence and doxing. I’m choosing not to share my full name publicly until I decide to officially file to run for Congress between May 4 and May 8, 2026. This is purely a safety measure to postpone for as long as possible.The personal harassment and threats that have sadly become part of modern politics. "It doesn't matter who we are. What matters is our plan." - Bane in The Dark Knight Rises.


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