That— (1) it is the sense of Congress to— (A) recognize that— (i) this country is founded on the moral commitment to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty; (ii) equal protection under the law is nonnegotiable; (iii) it is a moral abomination that there are 140,000,000 people in this country who are poor, low wealth, or one emergency away from economic ruin; and (iv) economic security should be guaranteed to all, and to that end, every individual is guaranteed access to fundamental economic rights, including the unqualified right to— (I) the opportunity to work in a fulfilling occupation for a thriving wage; (II) an adequate income, sufficient to meet basic needs and enjoy a life with dignity, including for care work inside of our own homes; (III) safe, well-maintained, and healthy housing for themselves and their families within affordable reach and without becoming cost-burdened; (IV) accessible, quality education, from child care to postsecondary education; (V) comprehensive health care coverage with free choice of hospital and provider; (VI) access to free, secure, and accessible banking services, including fair credit and lending opportunities to build generational wealth; and (VII) a healthy environment and sustainable climate that embraces renewable energy, clean air and water quality, and eliminates environmental health risks; (B) recognize that the United States Federal budget is a moral document that exposes the priorities and values of our Nation, however, addressing poverty has not been a top legislative or budget priority; and (C) recognize that these times require moral policies aimed at fully addressing the interlocking injustices of systemic racism, poverty, the denial of health care and ecological devastation, militarism, and the distorted moral narrative of religious nationalism, as a third Reconstruction to build an equitable, thriving, and resilient economy from the bottom up