300,000,000+ Completely Free US Citizens?
The United States of America is considered the freest nation on Earth, but is it really?
1 Vote
One person - One vote
1 Nation
50 States
1 President
The Leader of the Free World given the power to veto any bill that he/she doesn't approve of.
1 Vice President
Second in command and next in line to the presidency of the United States.
1 US Senate
The Senate is the second most powerful legislative body in the United States. Senate power includes voting on new legislative bills that have passed the US Congress.
100 US Senators
Each state has 2 US Senators representing the interests of the state that they have been elected to represent by the people of each state.
1 US Congress (The House of Representatives)
The Congress is third most powerful legislative body in the United States. Congress powers include purposing and voting on new legislative bills, before being passed onto the Senate.
440 Congressmen and Congresswomen
234 Democrat
198 Republican
0 Independent
Total voting members: 432
5 Other
3 Vacant
Visit the U.S Constitution Online to learn more about the US Legislative Arm of the United States of America.
2 Party Political System
Republicans and Democrats.
2 National Presidential Candidates
One Presidential candidate from the Republican Party and One Presidential candidate from the Democrat Party.
Electoral College
The Electoral College is made of a body of electors, who choose the president and vice president of the United States of American. The Electoral College votes for the candidate who won the most popular vote in each state, but the electors are not prohibited from casting their votes to the candidate that won the least popular vote. Example: George W. Bush and Al Gore in the 2000 Presidential Election, where Al Gore won the popular vote, but still lost the election to George W. Bush who won the Electoral College vote.
Super Delegates
A predetermined and selected number of private citizens that have been granted the ability to cast a second vote and not withstanding the popular vote can be used to determine a close presidential race in the Democratic Party. These voters can cast their vote for or against the will of the people.
State Delegates
A selected number of parties affiliate representing the peoples voting will of a state towards or for a particular candidate over the others.
Popular Vote
The greater sum of votes cast during an election towards a single candidate over the other candidates is considered the popular vote. The candidate with the most number of individual votes is considered the winner of the popular vote.
High Taxes
Taxes originally imposed on citizens to pay for national interests including infrastructure, community policing, military readiness, and other governmental needs.
Taxes imposed today on citizens are being used as a tool to separate the rich and the poor. The rich pays according to their incomes and the poor pays according to their incomes, but once all taxes are accounted for, the poor are getting poorer and the rich are getting richer. Someone is paying more than their fair share and guess who they are?
Low Wages
The National median wage is purposed by the advisement of the US Congress, and then sent to the US Senate to be voted on, and then to the desk of the US President to be signed into law.
The National median wage is at the lowest its ever been especially considering the rising inflation of staple goods such as; food, energy and housing are considered.
Politically Correct Programs
This is a program to regulate the personal daily lives of the citizens. The government exercising its powers to regulate the freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom to dress like we will, freedom to protest, freedom to bare arms, freedom to create and etc.
National Environmental Standards Program
This program regulates the amount of toxins can be present in the soil, water, air and in the food that we eat. It also regulates what type of fuel that we put into our automobiles (fossil based fuels verses renewable farm grown fuel products (corn, sugar cane) and etc.
Federal and National Expansion Programs
Bigger government and more government control of the average citizen's personal lives.
Federal Bankruptcy Bailouts
Protecting the interests of corporations, private banking institutions and defaulted mortgage lenders are undermining national interests and weakening the national currency.
National and Federal Emanate Domain Program
Privately owned property can be seized by the National Government, State Governments or Local Governments without the consent of the original property owner to be used anyway that the government chooses.
Federal and National Media Broadcasting Limitations
Controlling the national airwaves by the means of regulation not only undermines Freedom of Speech, but it allows the government the opportunity to easily indoctrinate the national public in any way the government chooses to do so.
