Governor Abbott’s cleanup orders cleared encampments but left no plan for where people would go — only a five-acre lot for a few hundred and shelters already full. Three to six thousand Texans are still here, just harder to see. Homelessness doesn’t disappear — it only grows quieter and crueler.

When primal urges meet unchecked wealth, exploitation follows. Tax it. Regulate it. And demand better from those with power.

When hate calls itself holy, silence is mistaken for surrender. Those who know what love means must speak.

Division isn’t who we are — it’s what happens when we stop teaching the skills that once held us together.

The strength of a republic is not written in its laws but in the people who choose to uphold them. Constitutions cannot enforce themselves. Courts, elections, legislatures, and agencies are only paper and process — unless human beings breathe integrity into them.

Free speech means protecting voices we dislike — not silencing them.

Gerrymandered states have stolen 12 seats in Congress. Both parties knew. Instead of fixing the maps, they fundraise in rigged districts. Why do you think they keep doing it?

The people are still in the fight — in courts, Congress, and the streets.

Never “corrected,” but it ignited a fight over election integrity still raging.

Corrected by public shame, reparations, and eventual repudiation.

Defeated by the Great Depression, labor organizing, and New Deal reforms.

Broken by decades of organizing, Brown (1954), and the Civil Rights Movement.

Overturned by blood, amendments, and Reconstruction.

For too long, the 80% have followed the few — a primitive habit as old as Moses. But we are an evolving species, and we can choose to evolve by learning to rule ourselves with fairness and kindness. Our Founders gave us this gift; all we have to do is recognize it.

Stop blaming parties. Start blaming billionaires. The fight is the 80% vs. the 20% — and the 20% owns both sides.

The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution explicitly protects “the right of the people… to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” That means citizens can formally ask their government to change laws, policies, or practices they believe are unjust.

Majority rule is the foundation of our Constitution. Gerrymandering breaks it. Ban gerrymandering. Restore majority rule.

When leaders flatter dictators and silence the majority, we must remember: this is still our country.

The middle class is 80% of America — but gerrymandering steals our majority voice. Washington serves the top 20%. That’s not democracy, that’s minority rule. Ban gerrymandering. Restore majority rule. #FairMaps

This is the rot at the root of America’s problems. Both parties broke it, and neither will fix it unless we demand it: ban gerrymandering.

Here is what's broken...banning gerrymandering, restore majority rule, as it was intended.

Countdown: 2026 — 15 months left. Ban gerrymandering, restore majority rule, and keep the republic.

REDMAP isn’t old news — it’s happening right now. Texas just redrew maps mid-decade. Florida’s court upheld maps that cut Black representation. North Carolina flipped its own ruling to bless extreme gerrymanders. This is minority rule by design— and the courts are protecting it. Ban gerrymandering.

This fight isn’t between us, the voters. It’s between politicians who work for us — and too many are failing the job the Constitution gave them. Gerrymandering guarantees division and distrust. The simpler fix is to ban it. Under fair maps, the middle class earns 7–9% more.

Ever wonder why nothing changes, even when 70% of us agree? This notice explains why — and how to fix it.

Ban gerrymandering. Restore majority rule. With fair maps, we’d know if America truly wanted a dictator. With rigged maps, we can’t tell.

At the crossroads, Americans still possess the tools of self-government. Whether they keep a republic or rehearse one depends not on a single election, but on whether they choose rules over rulers—maps drawn for people, laws applied without favor, and courage to lose without breaking the game.

Democrats are strong on parody and standing firm. But we need an offense — and the best offense is banning gerrymandering. Hold Trump back, yes. But push forward too. If the majority of Americans want a dictator, fair maps will show it — not rigged ones.

In Iowa, Republicans win under fair maps. In Texas, they only win by rigging them. Ban gerrymandering. Let the people decide.

Did Citizens United make sense without gerrymandering? Or were they two halves of the same scheme?

After Obama, they decided democracy was too risky. Citizens United and REDMAP weren’t accidents — they were the plan.

Texas vs. California — Madness of Maps Hospitals close. Schools struggle. But states waste millions fighting over maps. Europe banned this madness. Why haven’t we?

Guardrails — 2020 vs 2026 The guardrails bent once. They’re weaker now. Next time they may break. Ban gerrymandering. Restore majority rule.

This is a special moment. Maybe once before in history have we been this close. Change it before 2026, and we save democracy. Democracy needs a lawyer

Betrayal has a name: Gerrymandering

In 1787, the promise was one person, one vote. In 2010, REDMAP rewrote that promise. The result? A betrayal of democracy. Fair maps = fair power. Rigged maps = rigged rule.

Here we are. Pick a side. Autocrats rise the same way: loyal forces, broken institutions, enemies within, propaganda, rigged power, normalized rule. Today it’s headlines — Pritzker vs. Trump’s troops, Krugman’s five-alarm fire. 2026 decides: stop the slide or seal it.

Gerrymandering isn’t politics — it’s a betrayal. It breaks the promise of the Constitution: that government belongs to the people, through majority rule and the consent of the governed.

When votes don’t equal seats, democracy is broken. Gerrymandering rigs the game—fair maps mean fair power for the people.