The problems with our political system are structural.
Politics is a business. And the primary purpose of this “business” is to re-elect incumbents and to protect the two national parties. This business operates by a set of rules. These rules can be changed, and the process is well underway. We offer you three ways to add momentum to these structural shifts.
These problems do have solutions.
Problems
Limited Competition
A two-party monopoly pretends to compete on solving important national problems when, in reality, the real focus is on blame, negativity and unworkable ideas.
Few Voters Matter
There are four layers of rules that severely limits “who matters” to politicians and the major political parties.
Money Dominant
A system that permits big money to play a dominant role in elections and in governance.
Solutions
Open Competition
Competition is opened up within the DNC and RNC. And independents compete on a level playing field.
Every Vote Matters
All voters can have a meaningful impact on selecting and electing candidates and holding them accountable for results.
Proper Role for Money
Big money, while still important, is more transparent and less linked to lobbying and jobs.
The structural shifts in our political system are well underway.
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About Us
Change the Rules was founded in 2018 and is managed by Tom Curren. We’re business people who take a strategic view to solve complex business problems. At Change the Rules, we manage this complexity on your behalf.
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