The original manifesto — only the tools for mission success have improved

1: Honest, sound money. Instead, tens of Trillions in federal debt is where we find ourselves with no end in sight since detaching the currency from any value standard in 1971. The wisdom of a managed fiat economy through a secretive Federal Reserve System is obviously now in serious question. More specifically, the purpose and bloated mandate of Federal Reserve Act of 1913 itself will be open to sane legislative debate. And yes, for once and for all, we Audit The Fed.

2: Abolish the dreaded Income Tax, our 16th Amendment, also foisted upon us in 1913. With our resulting US tax code now longer than the King James Bible, everyday American corruption has no more abundant feeding ground. And fret not, government revenues will be sufficiently replaced through the Resource Dividend first derived by American economist Henry George in 1879 (read his text: Progress & Poverty) and yes, tariff's. We’ve abolished the dreaded Income Tax twice before in America. Let’s make the third time a charm. 

3: Right the wrong of what is today 342,638,884 population to one House of Representative member as defined in Article I, Section II of the Constitution and First Article, soon to be our 28th Amendment. Arbitrarily fixed at 435 members based on U.S. census data from 1910 and the Permanent Apportionment Act of 1929 is no longer becoming of us. Any wonder that your federal government feels out of control? High time to take it back, exactly as our Founders instructed.

4: Character transparency around each elected official and any individual acting in a Fiduciary capacity in America. Technologies exist today to dramatically increase our odds of exposing fraud and malfeasance sooner — rather than waiting until after — crooks in roles of public accountability divide and fleece us with their stupidity.