Our Mission
Dynamic new movement designed to educate Americans and transform politics based on the notion that the American people love freedom and will embrace reforms giving all Americans Greater Freedom.
Inspired by the optimistic message of Jack Kemp, “There are no limits to what free men, free women and free markets can accomplish.”
Learn more about what The Freedom Revolution stands for and the ideas behind the movement.
Click through the sections below to explore key topics and principles.
Tax Reform Every Year Petition
The American Revolution was fought over taxes.
Today, the US Tax Code is 75,000 pages long and is costing Americans 7.9 billion hours and $546 billion in compliance costs.
Presidents Reagan, Bush and Trump all had tax reform packages, but we need more.
High taxes and a complicated tax code continue to penalize entrepreneurship and hard work and are holding our nation back.
I believe our country deserves Tax Reform Every Year
The American Revolution was fought over taxes.
Today, the US Tax Code is 75,000 pages long and is costing Americans 7.9 billion hours and $546 billion in compliance costs.
The Freedom Revolution asks ‘Why can’t Americans have tax reform every single year?’
Property Rights were critical to our Founders and they would be appalled that the federal government owns 640 million acres or 28% of US land including over 80% in Nevada and over 60% in Utah, Idaho and Nebraska.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t we return vast federal lands to the states and the American people to help the American Energy Boom?’
The national debt is a staggering $39 trillion and interest payments on the US debt exceeds what we spend on Defense and Medicaid.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t Member of Congress, good government groups and American citizens propose cuts to government waste each year called “Earmarks for Taxpayer Savings?”
Burdensome regulations made by unelected bureaucrats cost the US economy $3 trillion a year and amount to 185,000 pages in the federal code.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t every single regulation in the federal code to be reviewed and eliminated unless deemed absolutely necessary?’
Total health care spending in America is approximately $5 trillion annually and the average family healthcare plan in America costs over $25,000 per year.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t we have a dynamic market of choice in health care to lower costs based on large Health Savings Accounts, vast choices and competition for insurance and focusing on insurance for only larger expenses?’
The federal government is spending over $1 trillion on welfare programs a year – nearly 20% of all federal spending.
The Freedom Revolution believes that no person should do better on welfare than they would working asks, ‘Why can’t strict work requirements should be enacted to force able bodied Americans on welfare to work?’
A crime wave has been sweeping the United States and horrific mass shootings have taken lives and shocked the nation.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t Veterans, retired law enforcement and millions of other patriotic Americans to form the Patriot Movement -practicing their Constitutional Right of concealed and even open carry?’
An estimated 10.4 million students — or 32% of those attending public schools — are trapped in what are deemed failing schools and too many educators on all levels are fixed on promoting a woke, radical left agenda.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t we all support the growing school choice movement for a dynamic market of choice in education, oppose the woke agenda and support parental rights in all aspects of children’s education?’
United States Citizenship and the rights and responsibilities of American citizens are central to American Freedom.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t we support efforts to clamp down on illegal immigration and reward those who have waited in line to come to the US legally?’
The Founding Fathers bought into the biblical concept of ‘created in the image of God’ when they wrote in the Constitution that ‘all men were created equal.’
They were God fearing men who realized the success of a free society entailed using freedom to make good moral decisions.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t we all counter efforts to undermine American values and stand for the beliefs that all are created equal and that All Lives Matter?’
Our Founding Fathers envisioned citizens serving a few months per year in the Congress, maintaining their regular jobs and serving only one or two terms – helping our nation to maintain a limited government where freedom could prosper.
For decades career politicians in Washington have been massively growing the size of government – limiting the freedom and prosperity of our nation.
The Freedom Revolution asks, ‘Why can’t we all support the US Term Limits Pledge of three two year terms in the House and two six year terms in the Senate as well as their call for an Article V Constitutional Convention specifically on term limits?’
Jack Kemp frequently stated, ‘Wouldn’t it be great if it was 1776 all over the world?’ American Freedom is spreading all over the world.
As the Freedom Revolution asks, ‘As we fight for greater freedom for all Americans can America continue to serve as an inspiration for people all over the world?’
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