A PURPLE POLICY PERSPECTIVE
Chris McCoy's purple policy approach doesn't mean political compromise—it means building mathematical frameworks where conservative and liberal priorities both get satisfied through optimization rather than negotiation. Drawing from the systematic research methodology that characterized his second cousin twice removed, Nobel laureate Linus Pauling's groundbreaking work, McCoy applies rigorous mathematical analysis to coordination failures across American policy domains.

His Byzantine Fault Tolerant Democracy protocol has governed $28.03 million over 8 years with zero constitutional violations, proving mathematical governance works under real economic pressure. The same constitutional mathematics that operates 450+ AI endpoints across global infrastructure achieved 97% community approval in Kelso, Washington, demonstrating scalability from local to civilizational coordination challenges.

The Hometown Investment Zones framework illustrates this systematic approach: employment-based corporate taxation could save companies like Apple over $10 billion annually while creating community ownership stakes and domestic manufacturing jobs. Conservative priorities—lower corporate tax rates, individual profit maximization—align with progressive outcomes—good jobs, community ownership, shared prosperity. Both sides can verify the calculations and audit the results through mathematical transparency rather than trusting corporate promises.

As inventor of the BlockFinBFT consensus algorithm (US Patent), McCoy extends these constitutional mathematics across Data4America's policy analysis—monetary systems, economic growth, housing affordability, cryptocurrency regulation, and AI governance. The goal: coordination mechanisms that work through mathematical optimization rather than hoping for better political outcomes, addressing systematic challenges before they become civilizational crises.

Policy themes listed below are listed in what is most important to Chris. Data is generated from an extensive 2024 Presidential Preference poll on isidewith.com