WE THE PEOPLE U.S.A. PARTY
A new American political project
The Republic Returns to the People.
NOT LEFT. NOT RIGHT. THE PEOPLE.
A written covenant of 28 articles, published free, for Americans who want government to answer to the governed again.
Radical honesty — our first act of politics
Where this project actually stands
Every political organization asks for your trust. We start by telling you the whole truth about ourselves. Updated September 17, 2026.
A project in formation
We are a political organizing and branding project — not yet a legally organized political party under Illinois or federal law. When that changes, you’ll read it here first.
No candidates
We have no candidates, and our founder is not a candidate for any public office. No one here will pretend otherwise.
No money — none
We accept no donations, dues, or contributions of any kind. If that ever changes, it happens only on counsel-reviewed, fully compliant rails, announced here first.
A permanent wall
This project is separate from the Outpost app and from Outpost Civic Education NFP — non-partisan civic tools that take no part in party activity.
The founder’s aspiration, stated as an aspiration: he believes public service is the highest use of a citizen’s energy and may seek public office one day — that is an aspiration, not a plan, and it is undecided.
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Who we are
Why we exist
The soundbite first. Open any one of them for the whole thing — nothing is hidden, it is just not all shouted at once.
Mission
The Republic returns to the People.
We organize Americans of every walk of life — not left, not right — around a written covenant, the We The People Charter, so that government answers to the governed again.
Purpose
A lawful political home.
For citizens who believe the Constitution governs every form of power, not government’s alone; to publish our doctrine openly; and, when the law and the people are ready, to carry the work through every legitimate channel the Constitution provides.
Vision
Liberty · Truth · Unity.
A national renewal in which representation outgrows party machines, public trust is rebuilt on transparency, and the coming generations inherit a freer, stronger republic than the one we found.
The covenant
Twenty-eight articles. One Charter.
Find the article that matters to you. Each one has its own address on the Charter, so it can be linked, quoted, and checked.
Text arriving means exactly that: the official article text is placed from the founder’s master document and nothing stands in for it in the meantime.
- IThe Order of AuthorityText arriving
- IIFreedom, Liberty & Human DignityText arriving
- IIIReligious Freedom & ConscienceText arriving
- IVRepresentation & the New American SystemText arriving
- VThe Judiciary & Equal JusticeText arriving
- VITruth, Transparency & AccountabilityText arriving
- VIILobbying Reform & the Citizen VoiceText arriving
- VIIIUnity & Equal RightsText arriving
- IXNational ServiceText arriving
- XChildren, Women & FamilyText arriving
- XIEducationText arriving
- XIIVeterans, Workers & LaborText arriving
- XIIITaxation & Public FinanceText arriving
- XIVBanking & MoneyText arriving
- XVPublic OwnershipText arriving
- XVIHealthcare, Food & WaterText arriving
- XVIIBioethics & Genetic IntegrityText arriving
- XVIIIFree EnterpriseText arriving
- XIXPublic Safety & Police ReformText arriving
- XXImmigrationText arriving
- XXIState SovereigntyText arriving
- XXIIEnergy, Technology & InnovationText arriving
- XXIIIEnvironmental StewardshipText arriving
- XXIVDigital Bill of RightsText arriving
- XXVNational DefenseText arriving
- XXVIForeign RelationsText arriving
- XXVIIAmendment & RenewalText arriving
- XXVIIINational RenewalText arriving
The cornerstone
Capitalism with a Constitution.
Free markets for almost everything, with the systems a free people cannot risk held in public trust.
- Free enterprise is the default.
- Property is a right, not a revocable privilege.
- Monopoly is not the free market’s friend. It is its executioner.
- A narrow public trust for what the nation cannot risk.
- The Constitution governs every form of power, not government’s alone.
One address per truth
The Library
Coming free, all rights reserved: The Charter & Constitutional Capitalism in one volume, and The Citizens Guide to a Free Republic.
How we act
Peaceful. Lawful. Together.
Speech, assembly, petition, the vote — and the oldest economic voice a free people has: choosing where their money and their labor do not go.
The Leisure Strike — stated clearly
A peaceful, voluntary pause of economic participation, sustained until the government meets the movement’s stated demands. Citizens stop fueling the machine — and go live.
The honest fine print
- Voluntary, always. Nobody is pressured, shamed, or targeted for not participating.
- Peaceful and lawful only. No blocking, no intimidation, no interference with anyone else’s work or movement.
- Know your employment reality. Most American workers are at-will; purely political work stoppages are generally not legally protected the way union actions can be. Spending-only counts.
- The right is real. Peaceful boycotts are protected speech and association (NAACP v. Claiborne Hardware Co., 458 U.S. 886 (1982)).
Get involved — the honest way
Follow the movement.
Membership and chapters open only when the legal formation is complete. Nothing here will ever take your money or your signature before the rails are real.
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