It is the government’s responsibility to uphold the Constitution and the Bill of Rights to protect the civil rights of its citizens.
How well are they fulfilling this duty??
– Securing our borders: Neither Congress nor Biden have taken action to secure the borders. Continuing to allow millions of illegals to cross our borders, bringing disease, illegal drugs, human trafficking and greatly straining our resources.
– Right to vote in a free and fair election: Biden issued Executive Order 14019 on March 7, 2021,
- The Department of Homeland Security under the Biden EO: required to provide voter registration and election resources to every individual, even non-citizens.
- Office of Refugee Resettlement under DHHS required to provide voter registration and election resources to everyone, including asylum seekers, and captured illegal border crossers.
– Taxation without True Representation: Despite having elected representatives, many fail to truly represent our interests.
- Over inflated budgets are passed, funding non-stop wars. $175 Billion given to Ukraine alone.
- Illegal Immigration: studies suggest cost for illegal immigration is upwards of $400 Billion and counting.
- The Government circumvents rules and transparency funding NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations). Recent reports indicate that EcoHealth Alliance received gov. grants, which were subsequently allocated to fund gain-of-function virus research in Wuhan, China, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.
– The Right to Self-governing States: States are supposed to be free from oversight by higher governments, including external influences.
- The federal government coerces the State by withholding funding unless that State complies.
- Consequently, the coerced State proceeds to coerce the counties, withholding (ex. education, etc.) funding unless compliance is met. Does the ultimatum of “wear a mask or lose funding” genuinely align with the principles of self-governance?
– Freedom of speech: Many people are being banned, censored or throttled on FB, Twitter, and other platforms, for sharing information, and it has been proven that the government colluded with these platforms during the pandemic.
- Parents placed on FBI watch list for attending school board meetings labeling them terrorist.
– Protection against unreasonable search and seizure: Patriot Act, FISA renewed or review the quarantine camp regulation we struck down in our lawsuit 2 years ago: the health department could enter your home and remove you without a warrant. Found on UNYS, Here.
– Weaponization of the government against its citizens: Christina Bobb, Esq. election integrity council for Donald Trump, has been investigated by US Marshals, the FBI, DOJ, and multiple other investigations. Read about on X, Here
– The right to a speedy trial: Some January 6th prisoners have been in jail for over 3 yrs. And the list could go on and on!
Let’s Roll Up Our Sleeves And Get To Work, We Can Turn This Around!
We have taken the most important step, identifying the problem. A major issue in New York is the one-party-rule, (Democrat) supermajority, and that’s something we have the power to change.
Hold your representatives accountable for their voting record. Make sure they know your name and understand your expectations. Here’s how:
- Stay Informed: Regularly check your representatives’ voting records and public statements.
- Communicate: Write letters, send emails, or make phone calls to express your views and concerns.
- Attend Town Halls: Participate in town hall meetings or public forums to ask questions and voice your opinions directly.
- Follow Up: Keep track of their responses and actions. Don’t hesitate to follow up if they don’t address your concerns.
- Build Relationships: Engage with their offices regularly so they recognize you and understand what you and your community expect from them.
- Run for Public Office: Whether it’s for school board, town/city council, or state/local legislature, becoming a candidate allows you to directly influence policies and decisions.
- Become a Committeeman or District Leader in your party: Serve as a committeeman to play a significant role in shaping the party’s direction and supporting its candidates.
- Start or Join a Political Action Group: Engage with others who share your views to advocate for policies, support candidates, and mobilize voters.
If running for office isn’t your thing, you can still make a difference by supporting a candidate who shares your values. Here’s how you can help:
- Spread Awareness: Talk to friends, family, and neighbors about the candidate. Use social media to share their message.
- Distribute Flyers: Hand out flyers in your community to increase visibility.
- Attend or Host Fundraisers: Participate in or organize fundraising events to gather financial support.
- Volunteer: Offer your time and skills to the campaign, whether it’s making phone calls, canvassing, or helping with events.
- Donate: Contribute financially to help fund the campaign and its activities.
By taking these actions, you can help ensure that good, like-minded individuals get into office .UNYS is working to Restore balance in the NY Senate by flipping 11 seats from Dem to Republican so that the NYS Legislature will not be 100% controlled by Democrats. Find our plan Here
