END THE SHUTDOWN NOW!
Help to end the government shutdown by sending this form letter to your Senator.
To The Honorable [replace with your senator’s name],
I am writing in support of accepting and passing the Republican proposal to fund government operations.
This by no means suggests support for the Republican bill.
Democrats (and 3rd parties) have been bailing out Republicans for decades. However, Democrat messaging/marketing has failed miserably to make that clear to the people.
As a direct result, less than one-third of the American people have been able to install a felonious grifter in the White House. He has been able to appoint a Supreme Court that essentially bends to his will. This group of voters has also been able to install a majority in the House and Senate that looks with blind eyes on the atrocities and crimes of this President.
You, Senator, and those in power within your party, have failed to stop this from happening.
It is time to let the American people see what the messaging of the Democrat party has failed to show them – how destructive, anti-American, and anti-Christian the Republican policies actually are.
Give them their bill!
But, keep precise records of it’s consequences!
Make the American people aware of those consequences!
Show the American people the true nature of Republican policy!
Your Constituent,
[Your name and address]
WEALTH INEQUALITY
OutVote Stupid video series coming soon!
Step one to OutVote Stupid is to realize that this is the primary political fight!
That is not to say there are no other issues or that those issues are not important to varying degrees. It is the assertation that all other issues are overshadowed by, or enveloped within, the wealth issue. They are most often used to distract from wealth inequality, its inherit causes and effects, and its solutions.
2019 Wealth Distribution in the U.S.
The image below represents the wealth of each percentage of U.S. households (in bars) and the accumulated wealth of households (pie) divided into fifths (20%); the top fifth is further subdivided into 10%, 9%, and the wealthiest 1%.
Below is a close-up showing the poorest 5th in green, the next 5th (lower middle class) in purple, and portions of the middle class in blue and top 1% in reddish-brown.
