WORKING MIDDLE CLASS AMERICA FOR GOVERNMENTAL REFORM
In recent years, neither of the two major political parties has been representing us, the working class Americans who pay the majority of the taxes and put their candidates in office.
Ever since the Democratic and Republican Parties have monopolized and dominated the political scene, we have been letting them determine whom we, the voters, will be able to vote for. Each party has it's own political agenda, and the candidates/politicians who they select for us to vote for, understand that their first loyalty must be to their party. The welfare of their constituents comes second.
Candidates/politicians who oppose their own party, and put the best interests of their constituents first, usually find their careers cut short. It's generally considered political suicide to oppose your own party's agenda. Most anyone who enters politics with the intention of reforming Washington is stymied from the moment they join the party of their choice. (To get elected as an Independent is very difficult.)
Neither the Republican Party nor the Democratic Party will reform Washington. It's the politicians put forth by these two parties who have brought us to where we are today. Too many have put their political career ahead of the welfare of the voters who put them in office. Too many have been corrupted. Too many simply don't have the courage and common sense required.
How can we expect any presidential candidate (Republican or Democrat) whose first loyalty is to their party, to change the direction this country has been going? Only an Independent or a maverick would attempt to change the status quo.
But now comes a glimmer of hope. For the first time, since the Democrats and the Republicans have dominated the political arena, we have both a presidential candidate, and a running mate, who have demonstrated and proven that they have both the courage and capability to go up against their own party to put the welfare of their constituents and country first.
LET'S FACE IT. It is not the politicians that we vote into office who really run this country. It is the super wealthy and the special interests with the deep pockets (and an army of lobbyists), such as: the giant corporations--oil companies--the banking industry--mortgage companies--the military industrial complex--insurance companies------------and let's not forget the medical establishment, which has managed to gain almost total control of our healthcare system, by utilizing the FDA to squeeze out the competition, such as the alternative healthcare practitioners (including licensed MD's) who practice natural healing, and which is now trying to gain more control of the distribution of vitamins and other nutritional health supplements. How would you feel about having to go to a doctor to get a prescription in order to purchase your nutritional supplements? (More on this before the election.)
A MOVEMENT FOR REFORM IS BORN
Realizing that our nation's economy is in bad shape, and getting progressively worse (especially in the last 2 years, since the Democrats gained control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives), --seeing our national security jeopardized because too many politicians put their political career ahead of the safety of our nation, --hearing a Presidential candidate pushing for a socialistic type of health care program, --witnessing Senators and Congressmen trying to take away our right to keep and bear arms as provided by the Constitution, --hearing a Senator giving a fiery speech against off-shore drilling while we are paying close to $4.00 per gallon for gas to drive to and from work.
The decision was made to organize the working middle class taxpayers for the purpose of taking back control of our government.