If I ever ran for office, my platform wouldn’t start with slogans. It would start with Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s Second Bill of Rights, economic rights as the backbone of real freedom, and three modern rights he couldn’t see coming in 1944: digital privacy, climate security, and a real digital democracy.In this episode of Politically POMP, I walk through:– Why I tried to see what it would take to be a write‑in candidate in my district, and what I found out about how curated our “choices” really are– FDR’s original Second Bill of Rights and the gap between those promised economic rights and life in 2026– Why I think we need to add the right to digital privacy, climate security, and digital democracy to that list– How all of this ties into what we’ve been talking about on POMP: gerrymandering, militarization, debt, Pride, and democratic erosion🔗 Read the full Substack essay: https://www.politicallypomp.com/p/the...If you were writing your own “Second Bill of Rights” for 2026, what’s one right you’d add? Drop it in the comments, I’d love to hear your version.—About Politically POMP:Calm breakdowns of faith, politics, power, and systems. No horse‑race coverage. No partisan noise. Just context, with survivors and the vulnerable at the center.#secondbillofrights #FDR #economic rights#digitalprivacy #climatesecurity #digitaldemocracy #votingrights #politicalpodcast #PoliticallyPOMP