Where we stand, what's happening, and why it matters — updated regularly as things develop.
Billionaire wealth was flat for a decade, then broke away from GDP and wages right around 2010 — the same year Citizens United was decided and the minimum wage froze for good.
Indexed to 2020, billionaire wealth is up 313% while the S&P 500 is up 231%, GDP is up 147%, and wages are up just 132%. The gap is the whole argument.
This isn't envy. It's two fixes: billionaires pay taxes on real gains like everyone else, and Citizens United ends so wealth stops buying political control.
Congressional gridlock isn't a democracy problem — it's clutter. The founders never intended for the rich to buy elections. Here's the historical proof, and why Citizens United is the garbage we need to delete first.
Outside spending went from $574 million to $4.5 billion since Citizens United. The top 100 donors now supply nearly 73% of Super PAC money. The numbers make the case for repeal.
Redistricting fights in seven states, federal reach into state voter files, and a midterm year unlike any before it. Here's what we're watching, and what we're doing about it.
Why we started a Super PAC built to make itself obsolete, who it's for, and what winning actually looks like.