Issue:
We are burdened by gridlock and cede fair representation to only those most capable of influencing the elections; special interests. Thereby, a vote is relegated to being as good as silent. Why? Money, needed to fund elections, is the chief focus of elected officials. To this end, those with the money capture their attention.
Solution:
Take money out of the equation. How? In the next election, vote against whomever is currently the office holder. That’s it – “vote them out”. Why? Voting a money-influenced person out of office, strips the special interests of their money vote and financially penalizes them for the attempt. It will also send a message to the next holder of the office: “Represent all or you’re next”. So, “Vote them all out!”