One good political party will make everything work well.
Ask anyone what’s wrong with U.S. politics today and you’ll get an earful. The problem at the center of it all, though, is that our political parties are poorly designed. These poor designs make it easy to elect representatives who ignore the U.S. Constitution.
The solution is simple: Design a political party to elect representatives who follow the Constitution.
When people in government follow the Constitution, they use their constitutional powers to keep in check the other people in government. People who follow the Constitution have good boundaries; they protect their boundaries. This limits the government’s size and impact, securing our God-given rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
“The Constitution Needs a Good Party: Good Government Comes from Good Boundaries” shows readers how to make everything work well.
“The Constitution Needs a Good Party” explains:
• Why every election leaves us with a solid majority of Progressive Democrats + Progressive Republicans, who ignore the Constitution.
• How to list these violations as the grievances in a new party’s declaration of independence from past parties, creating a pledge to support the Constitution through specific actions.
• How to reuse the Constitution to structure a new party to keep the grassroots in charge.
• How the Constitution-respecting presidents George Washington and Ronald Reagan were the most electable ever.
• How a well-designed party would not have been rigged in 2016 to nominate Donald Trump, and the party’s grassroots would have nominated Ted Cruz.
When the United States followed the Constitution better from 1789 through 1913, we changed the world.
We can change the world again.
