We The People

It’s gonna be a fucking landslide. Perhaps one as big as 1984. (Okay, probably not going to happen, but please allow me this one moment of magical thinking.) It really depends on unlikely voters in red states deciding they can actually make a difference this time. The passionate and intelligent […]

Poll Positioning

This entry was tagged 2024 Presidential Election Democratic Party Republican Party We The People and posted on November 4, 2024 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

When the Tea Party flipped numerous “moderate” republican seats in the 2010 primary elections, America took an even harder turn to the right than it was already suffering under when ignorant, anti-government candidates made it through the fait accompli general election in November to become the largest freshman class in […]

Voting Doesn’t Matter

This entry was tagged Change Primary Elections Voting We The People and posted on June 10, 2014 by Jason Everett Miller

It took nearly 200 years after the words “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal…” were penned to assure everyone in the United States had the right to vote, yet the only thing that has changed since the Voting Rights Act was signed in […]

Mitigating the Disaster

This entry was tagged Civics Voting We The People and posted on October 17, 2013 by Jason Everett Miller

My political awakening didn’t arrive until my 34th year when a young state senator from Illinois blew the roof off the Democratic National Convention, went on to capture a US Senate seat a mere two years later and the Oval Office two years after that. That he was the first […]

Stopping a Broken Record

This entry was tagged Primary Elections Voting We The People and posted on October 17, 2013 by Jason Everett Miller

The following article was written by veteran reporter Charley Reese and originally printed in the Orlando Sentinel. There is no date of publication, but Reese references an American population of 235 million, Ronald Reagan's deficits, Tip O 'Neill leading a Democratic majority...

The 545 People Responsible for All of Our Woes

This entry was tagged Apathy Democratic Party Epidemic Republican Party Washington DC We The People and posted on February 14, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller

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I was laid off early last year from what had originally promised to be a rewarding, long-term opportunity with a Washington-area cable network. I blogged at the time about America's systemic dysfunction and lack of strategic focus indirectly leading to my dismissal,...

The “Not Me” Generation

This entry was tagged Apathy Democratic Party Republican Party Turnout We The People and posted on February 11, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller

Back in the dark days of September 2008, just after Sarah Palin was revealed as John McCain's running mate, the grassroots foot soldiers in the change campaign went into a tailspin seemingly overnight. I was a little off in the final...

Holding Fast

This entry was tagged Apathy Bipartisan Partisan We The People and posted on February 8, 2010 by Jason Everett Miller

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