I'm Jason Poulos, and I'm challenging the corporate wing of the Democratic Party. Medicare for All. Universal Basic Income. Clean up political corruption. Join us.

The establishment has lobbyists, PACs, $815K from Big Pharma, and $863K+ from AIPAC and its subsidiaries. We have the people. Jason Poulos is challenging the corporate wing of the Democratic Party. Medicare for All. UBI. Clean up political corruption. Join us.

I will accept $0 from corporate and crypto PACs, and $0 from AIPAC and its subsidiaries. I support a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United, a lifetime ban on lobbying (to break the revolving door), and a ban on congressional stock trading.

Larry Summers and Rep. Auchincloss (who received $3k in donations from Summers) are directly responsible for laying the groundwork for the Trump Admin.'s assault on 1A and academic freedom.

If a discharge petition can be used to release the Epstein files, there's no reason why it can't be used to ban congressional stock trading.

The inability of our corrupt political system to curb the influence of Rep. Auchincloss's VC patron, an unregistered lobbyist for the pharmaceutical industry, is precisely the reason why Congress cannot pass legislation to expand Medicare drug price negotiation.

@repauchincloss.bsky.social is exactly the kind of Democrat who enables authoritarianism through silence and complicity. He was among 75 Dems who voted for a GOP resolution expressing "gratitude to law enforcement officers, including U.S. [ICE] personnel, for protecting the homeland"

A biotech VC runs a pharma-backed 501(c)(4). Coordinates 350+ investors to pressure CBO on drug pricing scores. Personally lobbies Congress on Medicare negotiation. Gives $146k+ to a Democratic congressman through his VC firm. That congressman votes with pharma every time. Coincidence?

A biotech VC who maxed out to the Republican chair of the Senate HELP committee wants you to believe that only people who "understand medicine and innovation" should shape drug pricing policy. Translation: let the pharmaceutical lobby write the rules.

Any politician who takes money from PACs funded by MAGA billionaires and caves to AIPAC on Gaza will never stand up to the pharmaceutical lobby on drug prices or corporate lobbyists on healthcare. If they can be bought on one issue, they can be bought on all of them.

Medicare for All and universal basic income aren't separate policies - they're two parts of the same answer to the economic insecurity that AI and automation are accelerating.

RA Capital is the single largest donor to Rep. Auchincloss's Victory Fund. RA Capital also founded and funds No Patient Left Behind, a 501(c)(4) that produces drug pricing "research." Auchincloss cites NPLB's research in his legislation. It's coordination.

Corporations are not people. Money is not speech. The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision has allowed over $2.7 billion to flow through super PACs in a single election cycle, drowning out the voices of ordinary Americans. We need a constitutional amendment to restore democracy.

Rep. Jake Auchincloss has received over $863k from the Israel lobby since 2020, making AIPAC-connected money his single source of campaign funds. The contributions flow from AIPAC PAC, DMFI, NORPAC, and a network of regional pro-Israel political action committees.

78% of Democratic voters support Medicare-for-All, yet the Medicare for All Act of 2025 (H.R. 3069) only has 104 Democratic co-sponsors, less than half (49%) of the House Democrats.

A Lancet study from 2020 found Medicare-for-All would save $450b annual. The math is simple: private insurance overhead is 12.4%; Medicare's is 2.2%. Every other wealthy nation covers everyone and spends less on healthcare.

Massachusetts has the highest family health insurance premiums in the nation: $3,600+ above the national average. Since 2005, premiums have nearly tripled. The "Massachusetts Model" of market-based reform isn't working. It's time for Medicare-for-All.

Rep. Auchincloss received over $815,000 from the pharmaceutical industry and will never support lowering prescription drug prices.

This. Data centers provide few local jobs while straining grids and driving up bills. Tech giants should pay their own infrastructure costs -- not externalize them onto working families. poulos.house/issues/ai-data-center-energy/

@reprashida.govpeeps.us 's BOOST Act would give $250/mo. UBI to every working-age American. It is funded by a 2.5% tax on income above $30k for singles and $60k for joint filers. Single filers earning < $150k and joint filers earning < 180k would see a net benefit.

Each one of these reps. would vote to dismantle Medicare or Social Security if given the chance.

@nplb.bsky.social's steering cmte. is run by Peter Kolchinsky, founder of RA Capital Management, a $4.6b pharmaceutical venture capital firm that contributed $104,650 to Auchincloss's Victory Fund PAC.

@warren.senate.gov refuses Big Pharma money → Fights for drug price reform @repauchincloss.bsky.social takes $815K from pharma → Opposes price negotiation Same state. Different values. MA-4 deserves a representative who serves patients, not profits. poulos.house/2025/11/20/p...

People realize intuitively that the current trajectory of AI is to automate them out of their jobs, create new forms of inequality, and form new tools of mass surveillance and oppression.

Abundance funder Reid Hoffman reportedly went to Epstein Island. Abundance bookseller Ezra Klein then published a column assuring liberals that Jeffrey Epstein kept his powerful friends separate from Epstein's rape network.

"In Milford, the student population had been steadily rising in recent years, according to state data, exceeding 4,500 for the first time last year. But enrollment fell by more than 200 students this year, or about 5 percent, according to district data." www.bostonglobe.com/2025/11/17/m...

AI that works for us means that workers share in productivity gains. That requires Universal Basic Income funded by corporate automation taxes, worker councils with real power over deployment decisions, and strong collective bargaining rights.

H.Res.876 appropriately recognizes the genocide of the Palestinian people and calls for ceasing arms transfers to Israel in accordance with U.S. and international law. Proud that @pressley.house.gov and @repmcgovern.bsky.social from Massachusetts are co-sponsoring this resolution.

The "Abundance" version of economic populism means you have to pay thousands more in health insurance premiums and higher prescription drug prices. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/11/10/o...

"One-of-a-kind winner" Jared Golden (D-Retiring) voted with Republicans to increase healthcare premiums by thousands.

Wall Street learned nothing. Securitization and off-balance-sheet vehicles are the same tools that led to the subprime mortgage crisis in '08. When the AI music stops, workers will pay the price. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/08/b...

@jasonpoulos.bsky.social is already running!

The US gave nearly $22.7 billion in military aid to Israel in the last two years. It's time to focus on the needs of the American people.

Where will 250GW of electricity come from? We must regulate AI data center energy consumption, require emissions accountability, and protect residential ratepayers. www.truthdig.com/articles/the...

Periodic reminder that 75 House Dems voted for a GOP resolution that "expresses gratitude to law enforcement officers, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel, for protecting the homeland." clerk.house.gov/Votes/202515...

The DLC reconstituted as the "Majority Democrats" and their Majority Fund PAC is a clever way of laundering corporate money to centrist politicians who claim the mantle of "productive populism". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Majorit...

Populism means saying you want to lower prescription drug prices, but when given the opportunity to pass a bill that would allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices, you use pharmaceutical industry talking points to undermine it. @waleedshahid.bsky.social @dkthomp.bsky.social

It is not surprising that Democrats who take money from the same billionaires as Trump would acquiesce to, and in some cases explicitly support, his inhumane mass deportation agenda.

This bill (now signed into law by Trump) eliminated IRS reporting requirements for decentralized finance (DeFi), enabling crypto-facilitated money laundering and tax evasion. The IRS can track your Venmo transactions but DeFI platforms are allowed to traffic billions in unreported crypto trades.

In Massachusetts, Eversource and National grid have already received requests from proposed data centers for an additional 2GW of energy, which is equiv. to the annual electricity usage of 2.4m HHs (85% of all HHs in the state). www.joinact.org/news/an-econ...

ClosedAI is seeking a preemptive bailout of trillions of dollars from the federal government after over overleveraging on AI data center infrastructure. They cite competition from China as a national security concern: cdn.openai.com/pdf/21b88bb5...

"...the introduction of AI is merely accelerating a long-term labor trend in the real estate industry, where real estate agents have long been incentivized to cut out outside contractors in the pursuit of expanding their profit margins." www.thenation.com/article/cult...

ClosedAI started as a nonprofit philanthropy, and is now has a $500b valuation and is aggressively expanding its infrastructure with multi-billion dollar agreements with Nvidia, AWS, etc. Altman wants backing from the Federal government in case his bet fails.

I'm an AI researcher and contract tech worker running as a Democrat for Congress in Massachusetts District 4 (MA-4). AI is expected to replace millions of workers while creating new forms of inequality. I'm fighting for 3 solutions to this problem: 1. Universal Basic Income