Mission Statement:

The purpose of this organization is to make critical and credible constitutional information readily available, both face to face and on the internet, to everyday Americans and to provide a means of fair, open and honest evaluation of political candidates who are seeking local, state and national public office.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1) I’m not a joiner. Do I have to join anything to be a part of this information exchange? Absolutely not. There are no fees and there are no requirements anyone has to meet in order to attend meetings or use our web-site. We do not have regular meetings. We generally will have a meeting or gathering only when we have a candidate who would like to speak with our group or when there is important information that needs to be discussed.

2) Do the members of this group and the users of its website consider this group a potential 3^rd party? No. Make no mistake this is NOT an attempt to create a third party. We are simply attempting to provide an honest and non-corrupt information source. We believe it is important to create a brand and to work tirelessly to make that brand one that can be trusted and relied on for factual information.

3) Do the members of this group belong to the Democratic party or the Republican party? There are people from both parties and independents in our group. Anyone who is interested in preserving the Constitution is welcome. We also have people who, until now, have never voted.

4) How do you find out the important information and political platform of the candidates? Whenever possible we will have the candidates come and speak to our group and answer our questions. When that is not possible, we will use their voting records and past positions on different issues, their web-sites and other information sources that are publicly available.

5) What will you consider when evaluating a political candidate? First, a candidate must be constitutionally conservative.  He or she must be willing to adhere to the Constitution and must demand their counterparts do the same. Second, a candidate must be fiscally responsible and must demand their counterparts do the same. They must also make a commitment to “call out” other politicians who do not follow these two tenets, even if it is someone in their own party. Third, we will consider social issues. Not because social issues aren’t important but because without a solid Constitution and responsible spending we simply, at some point, will lose our country.

6) Today there are grassroots political organizations which have put forth several conspiracy theories. Is this group going to participate in this activity? No. Conspiracy theories are just that, theories. Our government has trampled the Constitution and spent irresponsibly. And, it has done all of this in plain sight.  There are enough openly corrupt men and women serving in the public trust to keep us busy for years.

7) How is your group funded? We are funded through donations from private individuals, privately owned businesses and philanthropic organizations. We do NOT and will NOT accept any money from any political party, special interest group and/or any political action committee.