Taking into account the blatant corruption and elitist attitude of all members of Congress regardless of party; when it is understood that their refusal to obey the Constitution is intentional and without regard for We, the People; when voters realize that a total replacement of Congress is necessary; the primary elections of 2010 become far more important than the 2010 general election.

With the people of the nation facing the loss of their freedoms as Americans, and dis-satisfaction with government’s leadership growing rampantly, next year’s congressional primaries represent the first chance for voters to fire those who have failed to protect our constitution by electing new officials from both parties who might actually work to save America from the ruin it is racing toward.

American voters of every party have become angry and disgusted with the willful rebuke handed them by their representitives and senators. Whether it was action causing the shortage and high prices of gasoline, increased taxation, more entitlements to special interests, expensive and illegal earmarks, partisan opposition to what is the people’s best interests, calls for responsible government, dictatorial rule changes by committee and party leaders, blatant waste and outright theft of the people’s taxes, the outrageous and illegal expansion of government authority and size, responsibility for the economic crisis, outrageous and destructive laws in favor of petty environmental excuses, or myriads of other stupid, selfish, illegal, and harmful acts against American voters, we have all become victims of the greed, arrogance, and lack of any responsibility for their actions or to the people by congressional incumbents on both sides of the aisle.

The people have come to the realization that drastic measures are called for, and that they alone are willing or able to what is required to end the tyrannical march toward oppression and change the course of America back toward freedom, greatness, and a future of happiness for our grandchildren. We, the People, have the duty and, for a decreasing time, the ability to pull this country out of the consuming flames fanned by a corrupted congress of professional politicians and radical socialist influences.

We, the American voters of both parties, can win any election we want to if we all vote for the same basic goal. Democrat and Republican voters, if banded together for America, could numerically dominate any election in a big, BIG way. Agreeing with each other on the immediacy of major changes in Congress and realizing there is no need to change affiliation or vote for the opposite party, we Americans can and must unite in a Voter’s Revolt to replace all the evil liars on Capitol Hill and insure none of them ever have the chance to fleece us again.

The 2010 congressional primary election is where this unity must take place. We must not allow the incumbent members of Congress from either party to advance to the general election. If they win the primary and become a candidate in the general election again, they can outspend a rival of the opposite party and call on those flunkies who owe them favors to insure they are re-elected again. We, the voters of both parties, must all make the commitment to change the names on the ballot for the general election to new, fresh names. The incumbent members of Congress need to wake up the morning after the primary votes have been cast and counted and find themselves out of the race completely.

We can’t fail to act if we are to remain free. We can’t wait until the general election if we want a new congress. To unite as democrats and republicans and be successful, it is the primary where we must act.

It isn’t hard to do, we just need to agree that it is necessary if we are to continue as free people. Make the decision to unite with all Americans and vote in the 2010 primary. Make the commitment not to re-elect any incumbent as your party’s candidate for office. It is, most probably, the last chance for us, the voters, to save our American way of life.

Glenn Flowers

In all adversarial situations; sporting contests, war, trials, debates, etc., one of the first activities performed by both sides in their preperation toward securing victory is identification and analysis of the enemy and their strengths and weaknesses. It is certainly no different in the competitive arena of local, state, and national political races.

With the distinction being made between the politicians of the various parties and the American voters associated with those parties, we have a framework with which to accurately identify and analyze the true adversaries, to take stock of our resources for confronting our adversary, and make logical, effective strategic and tactical plans to insure we are victorious over that enemy of American values.

Who are the adversaries? The People of America, the voters, on one side versus the self-aggrandizing, lying, professional politicians of any and all parties as the opposition to the People. It is not, as we have been led to believe, the liberally minded American voters against the more conservative minded American voters, because, in all honesty, there is not a great deal of meaningful difference in the core beliefs of the American voters. There are, of course, differences in views between these two groups of Americans, but these differences are tremendously over emphasized and made to seem much more divisive than they are. And who, we ask innocently, would want to play upon those differences and use them to divide the American voters into adversarial, smaller factions who cannot effectively make decisions or influence election outcomes? I’ll grant you just one guess. But we Americans, when we are able to agree that we don’t truly despise each other, don’t need even that one guess. We all, Democrats and Republicans alike, can immediately determine the guilty parties and clearly see their motivation. And suddenly the success they have had in their scheming against We the People becomes very regretfully apparent.

1. we, the American voting public, are not the same as the politicians we have been duped into voting for over, and over, and over again.
2. the professional, lifetime politicians are our common enemy, not the American voters of the other political party.
3. we will, as Americans, in order to save our nation and retake control of our government, agree to vote to replace all incumbent members of congress with a non-professional, policy motivated candidate from our own respective parties. The primary election, every two years, is where this must be done. By replacing both the Republican and Democratic candidates running for that position we eliminate the possibility of any member of congress being re-elected.
4. the term "re-election" is vulgar and profane in its effective meaning and results, and is not an option which we can use in our battle to sweep Congress clean.
5. re-election is the vehicle that has given us more and more of the same old same old, and it should be considered evil and injurious to we Americans and our country.

Americans! Can we agree that, as Americans, we are more alike than we are different?

Americans! Democrat and Republican voters! Can we unite and vote out ALL of our corrupted members of congress and vote in new Democrat and Republican representitives?

Americans! WILL we do this great thing that only we have the power to do? WILL WE PUT FORTH THE NEEDED EFFORT?

Not can we, but WILL we do the right thing for the nation we all love? Will we lay aside the minor conceptual differences of procedure and political theocracy between us and, together, UNITED, assert our only available power as voters, to strategically retake control of our government?

I say let’s get ‘er done! Vote them all out of power in every congressional primary election for the next three, two-year congressional election cycles. That will replace them all in six years. The great building with the dome will resonate with the sincere motivation of these new, FRESH members to honestly work to keep America strong, independant, and insure it will always be the land where the People have a government, not the other way around.

God bless America, and Americans of all beliefs, and protect us from the evil politicians and all of their evil parties and schemes.

Hoping for a true Voter's Revolt of unity between all patriotic Americans,
Glenn Flowers – American

I have dedicated my time on-line to finding a legal, non-violent way to force Congress to actually represent the will of the people who elected them. I concentrated specifically on the admonition in the Declaration of Independence that it was our duty to throw out an unjust government and re-establish it to suit our ideas of what government should be. I figured there had to be a process or law spelled out somewhere to provide the ability to perform such an act. The only obvious methods I found initially, were by voting for candidates that we agreed with and voting out incumbents, and by expressing our displeasure with them by writing or otherwise communicating with them.

After more searching, I have found the tool that was expressly meant to allow for a more direct and personal control of government written into the Constitution. It is Article Five of the Constitution, written by Alexander Hamilton and called the "Ammendment Article". It states…

This allows for states to have a say in what the Constitution is and to have a way to change it. Even though it says Congress shall call for a convention when 2/3rds of the state legislatures apply for it, the Congress has ignored 576 applications by all fifty states since the Constitution was ratified. All sorts of different reasons have been used by Congress, but the truth is they just don’t want to let anyone else, including the people, to have the power to ammend the Constitution. Eighteen lawsuits by different people, companies, politicians, etc., have been filed and all have been dismissed for one reason or another, or Congress has found a way to immunize themselves against the court decisions. In the most recent case in front of the Supreme Court of the United States, Walker v. the Members of Congress, 2006, the attorney for Congress, agreed to by all members, refused to reply to a writ specifying the reasons for the lawsuit, thereby affirming the writ as true, and constituting a confession of guilt by the defendants. The Court ruled that Walker had no standing to bring a suit against Congress but did not explain why. It also stated that the refusal to reply to the writ would be recorded and any future court that ruled in favor of a plaintiff could use the refusal as a sentencable action. In other words, every member of Congress plead guilty to two federal crimes. One being, that they failed to uphold and abide by the Constitution, and two, that they violated their Oath of Office by not enforcing the Constitution. The court dismissed the lawsuit but entered the non-response to the writ as offenses confessed into the record for future sentencing.

Congress came away believing they had won because the court dismissed the suit and they had not been thrown in jail. As a result, they are of the belief that only they can ammend the Constitution, and that they can ignore it anyway they see fit.

The court dismissed the suit because they found Walker was not entitled to file such a suit. I believe that ruling was because Walker was not a member of a state legislature and that is what Art. Five addresses. But, even though it dismissed the suit, it obviously agreed that the refusal to respond to the writ was an admission of criminal activity in that it entered it into the record.

Congress, in their false sense of superiority over the people, have, at every opportunity, have acted to limit or completely deny the voters the right to control their activities and our government. The only method for the people to remain the authority is to VOTE OUT EVERY INCUMBENT MEMBER OF CONGRESS and start new.

Let everyone of us, no matter how good we believe our elected officials are, no matter what party we belong to, have the will to do what was done in 1938, vote out the majority, if not the entirity, of Congress and vote in those who seek to do the right thing, that being, represent their constituents.

For more info on Article Five and the fight to force Congress to hold a convention go to the Friends of Article V Convention website…

http://www.foavc.org/

Glenn Flowers