WE the People

06/15/2026

Our founders knew exactly what they were doing.

05/23/2026

We believe the power of government should rest with the people, not with political parties, and that citizens should be empowered to petition, organize, and act directly on the issues that affect their lives. Our mission is to restore civic participation, strengthen local voice, and build a movement where community needs come before party agendas.

We believe in alliances that rise above party labels. When people unite around shared goals, they can build effective grassroots movements that serve community needs rather than political ambition. This alliance is built on collective action, civic responsibility, and the courage to stand for what truly matters.

Too often, people surrender their power to politicians who place party or personal ambition above the public good. We believe government should respond to the people directly, and that accountability begins when citizens engage on their own terms.

05/06/2026

Wednesday:

Today I’m walking away from the idea that I must pledge loyalty to any major party that profits from keeping us divided.
The two-party system has turned neighbors into enemies, reduced complex issues to team jerseys, and delivered endless drama while real problems—housing costs, education quality, government overreach, and declining trust—keep getting worse. Both sides play the game. Both thrive on outrage. Neither truly serves the people when power is the prize.
I’m walking toward something better:
• Thinking for myself on every issue instead of swallowing party platforms whole.
• Supporting policies and people based on results, integrity, and constitutional principles—not tribal loyalty.
• Engaging locally: ballot initiatives, chief petitioners, school boards, and state-level solutions where citizens still have real influence.
• Talking to people who disagree without writing them off. Common sense and shared American values can bridge more than any DC consultant ever will.
• Prioritizing freedom, responsibility, truth, and opportunity over endless culture wars.
You don’t have to join another team to . You can walk forward as an independent thinker who puts country, community, and conscience first.
If you’re tired of the division machine, you’re not alone. Drop your reason or your positive vision below. Let’s build something healthier than the current duopoly.
What are you walking toward? 🇺🇸

05/04/2026

WE the People Are Organizing!

Volunteers are doing a tremendous job!
The petition process belongs to We the People. We must never forget that. Let’s keep organizing, strategizing, and working together to fix our broken system.

Here are a few things we need to FIX!

1. Reforming the Initiative and Referendum Process
Our state constitution gives citizens 90 days to gather signatures and submit them. However, a petition can only be filed after a bill becomes law, and the 90-day clock starts at the end of the legislative session—not when the bill is actually signed. As we’ve seen, the governor has exploited this loophole by delaying the signing of bills, effectively shortening the window and undermining the people’s constitutional right to referendum.
This must be fixed. We cannot simply wait to elect a “savior” — politicians on both sides understand how to manipulate the process to their advantage. Real, lasting change requires structural reform. ( Edward Renfroe is reportedly working on this issue; timing will be critical.)

2. Constitutional Protections for Hunting, Fishing, Farming, and Ranching
We need to amend the constitution to explicitly protect our hunting, fishing, farming, and ranching rights.

3. Repealing Indoctrination in Our Schools
Despite Republican opposition, the Democrat majority has embedded ideological indoctrination into our public schools. Lawmakers have proven largely powerless to stop it.

We the People have the power to act directly through the petition process. In fact, it would require five separate petitions to fully repeal the Indoctrination.


The most important work right now is continuing to build relationships, raise awareness, and help people understand that we must proactively secure our rights rather than hope politicians will do it for us.

God bless everyone who is actively working to give the People a voice in this state….

We need to wake people up to get them engaged and we need volunteers! They are the most ESSENTIAL workers we have, & they are UNPAID for the most part. God bless our volunteers!!

04/30/2026

“It is not enough to simply join a political party. What America urgently needs right now is for people to grow stronger together in our local communities — to rebuild trust, resilience, and shared purpose as Americans first.
This is our last, best defense against descending into all-out civil war. And should conflict ever come, it will be the foundation we need to endure and prevail as one people.”

04/28/2026

A friend posted this in a group and he was removed… We The People have the Freedom of Speech, and this is not hate speech, it’s a person that’s honestly engaging as a citizen and we should all be receptive to listening to others, as it is required for us to have open lines of communication… that being said, this was his post:

There have been some good points made, but I see it a bit differently.

We don't have two teams where the red team is on our side and the blue team is against us. I mean that's the established practice of the game, but here is how it's played.

The political class establishes a mirage where we think they are fighting a mighty battle on our behalf and we all need to rally together to join in the cause, but behind the smoke, mirrors, and bu****it the political class work hand in hand behind the scenes to bend us over the table of control and taxation and take turns fu***ng us.
Every now and then we get a new entrant into the elite political class and we feel like we have a new hero, who will free us from the perpetual abuse, however once they get established in the political system they soon get in line to take their turn on us while we are bent over the affor-mentioned table.

We rebelled in 1776 claiming no taxation without representation, if only those patriots would have seen the taxation because of the representation.

The solution... Voter mandated term limits. We vote them in and we vote them right the f**k back out in 10 years or less.

Once they turn into career criminal politicians like Merkley, Wyden, Kotek, Drazen, Brock-smith, and many others then what party they belong to doesn't matter anymore.
So keep Merkley, vote in Brock-smith it really won't matter.

We could vote in Medina or Dudley but the elites will chew them up and spit them out and nothing will change.

We could vote in Drazen, but she is already firmly entrenched in the system and the fu***ng will continue, it will just be a different colored d***o.

We could vote in Bethell or Diehl and have a small chance, but the clock is ticking before they both take their thrones among the elite.

What we really need to do is start a movement to provide rapid turnover of politicians. They serve their term or two and then get the f**k out.

There is no fix to the system, it has been this way for millenia.

Change your politicians like you change a baby's diapers. And change them for the very same reason!

Thank you for your attention to this matter

04/26/2026

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Hi-Rez, Jimmy Levy · God Over Government · Song · 2022

04/23/2026

We the people need to unite and get things done… it will not be resolved by voting for any person no matter who it is.

People need to understand both the issues and the solutions.

We have the power to petition our government. That authority exists for a reason, and too many people have forgotten it.

If we do not stand up for ourselves, organize, and take action, no one else will do it for us.

The power of the people is separate from the power of government by design. It was created so citizens could challenge bad laws, file grievances, and act when elected officials fail to represent the public.

We should not confuse campaigning for office with the people’s petition power. Those are two different things. One seeks government authority. The other is the people holding government accountable.

Real change requires all of us—uniting, building coalitions, educating our communities, and taking action together.

We cannot sit idle and expect others to fight battles that belong to the people.

04/05/2026

“WE THE PEOPLE” are not another “side” in the same old game. It’s a movement built for exactly what the name says — We the People. And right now, we desperately need it.
For decades, the Democrats and Republicans have turned politics into a blood-sport of division. They pit us against each other with fear, soundbites, and culture wars while the real problems — crushing debt, broken healthcare, endless wars, corporate capture of our government, and families struggling to survive — get worse for everyone. Both parties have had full control at different times, and yet here we are: more divided, more distrustful, and less free. Enough.
It’s time to transcend the two-party trap.
We’ve been fed the lie that “this is just how it has to be — forever.” That there’s no alternative. That you must pick a team and hate the other. But that system doesn’t serve you, me, or our kids. It serves the consultants, the donors, the lobbyists, and the permanent political class who get richer while the rest of us get angrier.
We don’t have to keep playing their game.
We can start thinking for ourselves again.
We can pull together across old battle lines.
We can plant the seeds of real representation — by the people, for the people — instead of by the corporations and special interests.
That means demanding transparency and accountability from every single candidate, no matter the letter next to their name. No more blank checks. No more hidden donors. No more settling for “lesser evil” every four years.
We don’t have to choose between left or right anymore.
We can choose forward.
We can choose unity.
We can choose to end the division that’s tearing our country apart.
The Party with the People is about rejecting the rhetoric and reclaiming our power as citizens. It’s about remembering that government exists to serve us — not the other way around.
If you’re tired of the same old script, if you’re ready to stand up and build something better, come join the conversation. Drop a ❤️ or comment below if you’re with us. Share this if you believe it’s time for We the People to rise above the noise.
Together, we can do this. The future doesn’t belong to the dividers — it belongs to us.