Why Now?  For decades, we’ve watched public trust in government crumble.

Not just trust in Congress or the presidency—but in the entire system. The media, the courts, elections, even truth itself. And while each side blames the other, the real problem isn’t red or blue.

It’s that we’ve been stuck in a system designed to divide, distract, and disempower.

We’re told to choose between two parties—each one blaming the other for everything that’s broken. But no matter who wins, the same things keep happening:

• Wages stagnate

• Cost of living soars

• Corporate profits hit record highs

• Government accomplishes nothing

Then we’re told, “Vote harder. Try again next cycle.”

We do.

We wait.

And nothing changes.

We’re Not Just Distrustful — We’re Exhausted

People don’t just doubt the government. They doubt the process. They doubt their vote. They doubt each other. Conservatives think liberals are brainwashed. Liberals think conservatives are dangerous. And both sides believe everything the other side says is a lie.

We’ve stopped arguing in good faith because we’ve stopped believing anyone outside our bubble can be trusted.

The two-party system didn’t just create division—it profits from it. It keeps us so focused on the other team’s flaws that we stop asking whether either team deserves to be on the field.

That’s why faith is collapsing. That’s why democracy is slipping. That’s why now.

A False Choice Isn’t a Choice at All

The biggest con in modern politics is the illusion of choice.

We’re told we have power because we get to pick between two brands of the same broken machine. But when the options are pre-selected by donors, media narratives, and rigged primary rules, what are we really choosing?

Most people don’t even believe another option is possible. They’ve been trained to think that anything outside the two-party system is a wasted vote.

But here’s the truth:

We can stop playing their game any time we want.

Why Now? Because Both Sides Are Finally Starting to See It

This isn’t about left vs. right anymore. Both sides feel betrayed.

Not in the performative way—deep down. Gut level. Like something fundamental is broken and no one in power wants to fix it.

That means, for the first time, there’s a crack in the wall.

A shared frustration.

A hunger for something else.

You’re not alone in feeling like this. And you’re not crazy for wanting more.

We’ve just been waiting for someone to go first.

This Is the First Step

We don’t need to burn it all down.

We don’t need a revolution in the streets.

We just need to use the one tool they’ve been counting on us to ignore:

The ballot.

But not for their candidates.

Not for their parties.

For ours.

Unaffiliated. Unbought. Untied to any machine.

We’re not waiting for permission. We’re not hoping they come around. We’re offering the American people a third option—one built on real policies, structural reforms, and constitutional tools they never expected us to use.

The Liberty Compact is here.

The people are ready.

And the clock is ticking.

That’s why now.