Shame Before Reform: A Concrete Plan to De-Corrupt Congress and Rebuild a Government for the People
“We the People” Is Not a Slogan—It’s a Standard
A Congress that can day-trade defense stocks, hide who bought their last fundraiser, carve their own voters, and float seamlessly into seven-figure lobbying gigs does not represent We the People. It represents the house account.
Shame has to come first. Then law. Then enforcement that actually hurts.
Ban the trades. Wear the donors. Shut the revolving door. Pay for performance. Lock in term limits. Outlaw partisan gerrymandering. And give the public an independent prosecutor who doesn’t ask permission to knock.
That’s how you end the racket—so the republic can finally get back to work.
The Map That Chooses the Voters: Why Gerrymandering Threatens U.S. Democracy—and How to Fix It
Democracy isn’t just about counting votes; it’s about making votes count equally. The tools exist to end the era of politicians choosing their voters. All that’s missing is the will to use them.
Tax The Rich - Eliminating America’s Billionaire Class
The billionaire class has a choice: invest in the America that made their wealth possible or undermine democracy to preserve their power. So far, many have chosen the latter. But history shows that when ordinary people demand accountability and fairness, systemic change is possible.
If America is to honor its promise of government “of the people, by the people, for the people,” we must confront the corrosive influence of extreme wealth and build an economy — and a democracy — that works for everyone.
The stakes are nothing less than the survival of the American dream itself.
Breaking the Chains: Ending Dark Money and Corporate Influence in Congress
Get dark money out of politics!
Power Without Boundaries: Why Term Limits and Ethics Matter Now More Than Ever
Term limits for congress are desperately needed!
DoD | Fraud, Waste, Abuse | and Proxy Wars
Addressing the fraud, waste, and abuse in the DoD.
What the hell is gerrymandering?
The Map That Chooses the Voters: Why Gerrymandering Threatens U.S. Democracy—and How to Fix It
Gerrymandering should be illegal!
When politicians pick their voters instead of voters picking their representatives, democracy bends. Gerrymandering—surgically drawing districts to entrench one party’s power—skews outcomes, suppresses competition, and leaves whole communities with representatives they didn’t truly choose. It’s not abstract: extreme maps decide who governs, what gets a vote, and whose voice gets muted.