• Equal rights that optimize individual freedom and also restrict abuse of those freedoms.
• Health care without the threat of bankruptcy, unemployment, old age, or premature death, and heals our veterans,
• Health care that minimizes drug addiction and ends the deaths of citizens in public schools, churches, and other venues by those abusing their individual freedoms/public duties,
• Healthcare regardless of who we love or an individual's need for birth control,
• Public education that empowers citizens by honoring teachers, teaching civics and critical thought, and that closes the pipeline to prison,
• Higher education without freedom-sapping debt or indentured servitude,
• Public and private housing that fits citizen needs without drug testing or excessive debt,
• Immigration that accepts asylum seekers escaping US sponsored regime change and keeps families together,
• Wages that reward worker productivity, enable savings, and maximize worker mobility,
• Private employment that maximizes democracy in the workplace and minimizes loss of employment,
• Publicly financed employment that advances science, saves the Earth, and upgrades the infrastructure of the common wealth while minimizing dirty energy subsidies and our war budget,
• Public financing to minimize homelessness for the unemployable,
• Public services that protect citizens by eliminating the abuse of profit over people - minimizing privatization,
• Income taxes based on paying citizenship dues in proportion to a citizen's use of the nation's common wealth, that prevents control of our government by the wealthy, and minimizes the threat of inflation,
• - Economic policy focused on balancing inflation against the full employment of an economy at full capacity, which makes the above possible.

If a list of policies is listed without it's founding moral values, which tells you why the list is morally right, it's just a list without moral justification.