Two parties no longer serve us
it's time for something new
If the best we can do is pick between chaos and stagnation, maybe it’s time to improve the selection
Mission Statement
The Problem
Almost 90% of Americans agree on reforms like term limits, ending Citizens United, and stopping gerrymandering. Add to that the overwhelming desire for a stable economy — one that reduces the national debt and works for all Americans — and you’d think progress would be inevitable. But here’s the catch: most of these reforms requires a two-thirds majority in Congress. In today’s two-party gridlock, do you honestly believe that will happen in your lifetime? We don’t. That’s why we’re not waiting for the parties to fix themselves. Instead, we’ve built a plan to bypass the gridlock entirely — bold, constitutional, and possible under the rules we already have.
The Solution
We call it The Liberty Compact. It’s a blueprint that empowers unaffiliated candidates and unites Americans across party lines to reset Congress in a single election cycle. But this isn’t just about fixing politics — it’s also about building a stable economy that works for all Americans.
If you want to see how it works — and what you can do to be part of it — explore the policies below. The steps are surprisingly simple, but together they can change everything. WE can change everything.
Explore bold reforms to taxation, compensation, and Social Security, and more — built to reduce the national debt instead of piling onto it.
From voting and ethics reform to new accountability tools, these policies focus on rebuilding public trust and breaking the grip of partisan gridlock.
One election. Hundreds of candidates. A coordinated push to reset Congress and stabilize the system—using tools the Constitution already gives us. So simple it sounds impossible.
The Founders wrote to rally support for a bold new system. These essays break down the strategy behind the Roundtable Revolution—why it matters, how it works, and how we win.
Read the current draft of the book we are working on.
How to Constitutionally Reclaim the US Governement
This project isn’t just a set of policies — it’s a blueprint for peaceful reform. How To Constitutionally Reclaim the US Government lays out the vision, the strategy, and the practical steps to reset Congress, stabilize the economy, and return power to the people.
But it also takes on the psychological barriers that stop people before they start — the instinct to dismiss big reforms as “impossible,” or the reflex to defend parties we’ve been conditioned to trust. The book doesn’t just explain what needs to be done; it explains why your doubt is natural — and how we overcome it together.
If you’d rather listen than read, you can check out the 60-minute AI podcast review, which walks through the ideas in plain, conversational language
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