Debuting at Laconia Motorcycle Week · June 13–21
U.S. Senate · New Hampshire · Democrat

We can have More

More building. Less BS.

I'm Maxwell Saal. I decided to run for Senate because I'm tired of watching the Democratic Party's big talk and big finger wagging instead of moving big ideas.

We don't get the government we deserve by sitting back and waiting for our elite donor class to come around and decide it's finally time to fix things. We need to change things now.

We need less blowhards on Capitol Hill. We need more Bikers.

I stand for opportunity for all Americans. I stand for regulations that make sense in the modern world. I stand for the belief that America is capable of more than sitting back and rotting while the oligarchy loots our financial system and squeezes every cent it can from the working class.

You can stand right there with me. Let's Ride.

Join the ride What I'm for
Max Saal, candidate for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire

A future of More, not Less, for New Hampshire

Three things we can change.

Not a fifty-point plan. Three places where America already knows what works, and only the rules stand in the way.

Homes

Make building possible again

New Hampshire is short more than 50000 homes. We didn't forget how to build. We made it impossible. We need to teach the trades again, and we need to get arcane regulations out of our building codes.

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Health

Unrigging the Healthcare System

We arbitrarily cap our healthcare supply and allow arbitrary pricing on everything. Allowing physician's assistants and nurse practitioners to run their own practices, uncapping residencies, and a strong-but-fair public option for insurance makes healthcare available without gouging you.

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Government

Rules for the modern world

Once upon a time, our government was the envy of the whole world. Now, it's a bureaucratic mess that can't get anything done and can't even agree on what's obvious.

We need a new rulebook, starting with ending the filibuster and the revolving door. Longer term we need term limits, and to get big money out of politics for good.

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Who the **** are you?

My wife and I searched for three years trying to find a home in New Hampshire. We intimately know how hard housing is hitting Granite Staters right now. I wasn't born here, and I won't pretend to be, but at least I'm not a M*sshole!

Usually outsiders have some kind of heroic story. I don't; I'm not a community organizer, and I'm not a veteran. Until this year I'd never been anywhere near politics. I'm a guy who's fed up with politicians and thinks Democratic voters deserve better than a choice between the establishment or radicalism.

I'm running because my own party has stopped asking anything of itself, content to spend all its time on culture wars and sanctimonious words instead of bold policy that moves the needle. Nobody else stepped up to say it, and if there is at least one way I can puff myself up, it's that I've never been afraid to jump into something both feet first, even if it seems hard or even ridiculous.

Do I expect to win? Ha- probably not. But if you're going to try something, try all the way. I hope I'll see you on the road.

The ride

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One bike, ten counties, and a standing promise: every stop gets logged, and every question gets a straight answer. Starting at Laconia Bike Week.

Mile 0 · Live
LaconiaMotorcycle Week · June 13–21

I'll be there 16 and 17. Just look for the tall guy with the bright yellow helmet.
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