Governing Majority

It sounds naive to hope Gen Y voters will show up in 2018 to claim their power as a third of the American electorate. Gen X is the next largest group of non-voters who need to get off their dead asses but historically won’t. Both generations have the most to […]

Voting is Dope

This entry was tagged Generational Transition Governing Majority Renaissance Voting and posted on July 15, 2017 by Jason Everett Miller

It is far past time we defined where we are heading as a nation. What will the America we build together look like? Because make no mistake, good or bad, we’ll build that future together. Just like we built our current crazy (sur)reality together. Through a myriad of actions, mostly in […]

Hitting Rock Bottom

This entry was tagged Generational Transition Governing Majority Renaissance Voting and posted on May 29, 2017 by Jason Everett Miller

At no time in human history has the average person had more access to information than they do today, yet we remain as aggressively ignorant as our most benighted and oppressed ancestors. The thing I find most tragic about the situation in America is how far we have fallen from […]

Too Much Information

This entry was tagged 2016 Presidential Election Governing Majority Grassroots Voting and posted on February 14, 2016 by Jason Everett Miller

Another midterm election cycle completed and the republican party solidified their control over Congress. The media cried, “America has spoken!” Turnout for the 2014 general election was thirty-six percent. Party primaries reached half that pathetic number. Less than half in some districts. The voters have definitely spoken. They said, “We […]

A Primer on Primaries

This entry was tagged Common Sense Governing Majority Primary Elections Voters We The People and posted on February 15, 2015 by Jason Everett Miller

It still amazes me how little the democratic party faithful understand the opportunity presented by President Obama's election in 2008 with the first governing majority in a generation. Democrats, republicans and independents lined up for hours to hear the man...

A Man for Our Times

This entry was tagged Barack Obama Bipartisan Centrism Democratic Party Governing Majority Progressive and posted on February 28, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller

America remains in turmoil, our civic identities wrapped up in the dysfunctional activities of a largely unaccountable plutocracy who rarely voice opinions reflective of our own. Words used interchangeably provide an oversimplification of the average American's political beliefs. Liberal equals Progressive....

The Mob Rules

This entry was tagged Barack Obama Bipartisan Centrism Democratic Party Governing Majority Populism Progressive Republican Party and posted on February 27, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller

We all have very high ideals and are desperate to see this country live up to its potential. That feeling is felt to the left and right of the spectrum. We want a sense of safety and security and sanity back, yesterday. ...

Another Defining Moment

This entry was tagged Apathy Barack Obama Centrism Change Democratic Party Governing Majority Incumbents Partisan Republican Party Turnout and posted on February 19, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller

I have noticed a strange tendency among some of the democratic party faithful following their recent victory. Their hearts are filled with long-held grievances and lingering suspicions resulting in an inability to move forward as one nation, working with republicans...

She Turned Me into a Newt

This entry was tagged Democratic Party Fringe Governing Majority Overreach Partisan and posted on November 7, 2008 by Jason Everett Miller

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