Our Declaration of Independence begins with a bold truth:

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."

Those words are not just history—they are a promise. A promise that must be kept.

We the People hold the power.

We vote. We work. We buy. We build.

Not billionaires. Not corporations. Not Congress.

We decide what America becomes.

It's time for everyone in America to thrive.

We don't just want to keep our hard-earned benefits—we want more.

In the wealthiest nation on Earth, it's time the American Dream belongs to all of us.

How do we make that happen? We act.

We cannot afford to wait for the next election—too much harm is happening now.

Here's how we drive fast, meaningful change:

This is our country. Our future. Our fight.

Call your representatives.
Join Indivisible (they have a map of protests across the country).
Join any group taking peaceful, purposeful action.
Protest. Speak up. Demand better.

Sign and share this petition — and help it go viral! 

Remember this: If I send this to 5 people and they each sign the petition and pass it along to 5 more… and that pattern continues, then in just 12 steps, over 244 million people could sign! That’s the power of exponential action — and it can happen fast.

Your part is simple but crucial: 

Sign the petition, then share it with 5 people who will each do the same. Don’t let the chain stop with you — keep it going strong!

Every action matters.

Do what you feel called to do.

Together, we can build a government that works for the good of all, not just the powerful few.

This is about everything.

We are one people. When one of us suffers, we all suffer.

When one of us rises, we all rise.

The Goal

I've set an ambitious but symbolic goal: 77,284,118 signatures—one for every vote Donald Trump received in the last election. Each signature is a clear statement:

We reject the status quo. We want a government that works for everyone. Now.

When we reach that number—and exceed it—I'll deliver this petition to Congress: to both Republican and Democratic leaders in the House and Senate. And I'll keep delivering it until real action is taken.

Call your representatives. Tell them what you want—and what you won't accept.

Speak your truth. Demand your dreams.

Here are a few ideas for building a government that serves all Americans.

Disagree? Great—offer your own ideas. The point is to be heard.

Challenges & Solutions

🔴 Climate Change

The greatest threat to our future.

 ✅ Solution: Biden's climate plan, including the Inflation Reduction Act, has already created 330,000 jobs and driven $450B in clean energy investment. It's a start—let's build on it.

More info →

🔴 Medicare

We paid for it our whole lives—now it must be protected.

 ✅ Solution: Raise the Medicare tax on those earning over $400,000 to keep it solvent.

🔴 Poverty

In the richest country in the world, no one should go hungry or homeless.

 ✅ Solutions:

Raise the minimum wage to $17/hour.
Fund Medicaid by taxing ultra-high earners.

🔴 Healthcare Access

Millions are uninsured or underinsured.

 ✅ Solution: Support the Medicare for All Act now in Congress.

Read more →

 

🔴 Social Security

We paid in—now it must pay out.

 ✅ Solution: Lift the cap on taxable income so the wealthy pay their share.

🔴 Disability Rights

Equality means access and dignity for all.

 ✅ Solutions:

Ratify the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Lift the cap on Social Security contributions to better support disabled Americans.

🔴 National Debt

We must reduce debt to secure our future.

 ✅ Solutions:

Ensure the wealthy and big corporations pay fair taxes.
Crack down on global fraud targeting the U.S. economy.
See the 60 Minutes exposé →

🔴 Equality for All

Let the founding principles of this nation lead us forward.

Let's build a country where the promise of America is real for everyone.

Speak out. Take action. Share this message.

Because this is our America, and we're not done fighting for it.