The growing political, economic and social problems in our nation demand major proportionate solutions that go beyond a single election and passing a few new laws -- no matter the outcome of the mid-term or 2028 elections. We need to envision and work at the grassroots for constitutional changes that expand the rights of people, ensure a livable world and provide We the People the power to make decisions affecting our lives.
We simply can't spend all our time playing defense inside a constitutional system that concentrates political and economic power to a relatively few individuals.
Essential is to make the U.S. Constitution more democratic and capable of addressing issues that its drafters had no way to anticipate: ecological collapse, the size and mobility of corporations, massive economic inequality, hundreds of millions of guns in private hands, the escalation of immigration, artificial intelligence, etc.
The U.S. Constitution should be a living document -- that responds to current and anticipated future realities.
People are coming together across the country to share ideas for fundamental social change. The U.S. Constitution is part of that discussion.
Join us to hear why systemic constitutional change is needed and what is already happening; as well as to share your ideas on how to create a more democratic and just U.S. Constitution.
Corporate dark money is drowning out the voices of everyday people. The Transparent Election Initiative (AKA the Montana Plan) is a citizen‑driven push to stop it.
By rewriting corporate charters and stripping corporations of the state‑granted power to spend in our elections, this measure cuts off corporate political spending at the source. Without that power, corporations can’t hide behind the Citizens United decision to buy influence.
This Initiative won’t solve every problem, and it doesn’t touch individual donation - but it delivers an immediate, powerful blow to corporate political dominance. It also builds the momentum we need to win a constitutional amendment that finally ends corporate constitutional rights and the idea that money equals speech.
Sign to show your support for a more transparent, democratic election and to help pave the way toward the broader We the People Amendment, before another election is drowned in dark money.
By signing, you agree that your contact information may be shared with our Election Integrity Initiative partners in your state.
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DonateJohn Marshall was the most influential judge in American history. But the fourth chief justice of the Supreme Court subverted the rule of law. He gave the Court dictatorial power to overrule legislation and executive action, i.e. judicial review, in Marbury v Madison (1803). He spent the rest of his career establishing the double standard that defines constitutional construction to this day: natural rights regarding contract- and property law as they pertain to the 1 percent, but no rights which judges are bound to respect with regard to litigants whose property is in their labor.
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