Amendments & Petitions
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Amend the U.S. Constitution to Establish Direct Democracy
In the tradition of the simplicity of the U.S. Constitution, it would be simple to amend a constitution by just writing: "The government of the United States, and the several states, shall be a nonpartisan direct democracy through established voting networks connected to voters’ homes." Unfortunately, if left to the Congress, the Presidency and the Supreme Court, they would soon dilute it out of existence in the same ways they have perverted the U.S. Constitution.
Below is an example of a proposed amendment that will leave no doubt about the establishment of direct democracy or any wiggle room for the government to pervert. For the sake of discussion, the proposed amendment includes a complete revision and elevation of the public education system into DIRECT EDUCATION.
Substantial Grounds Not Previously Presented
The petitioner respectfully submits, on substantial grounds not previously presented, that the Supreme Court should exercise the judicial courage to review the unconstitutional combination and monopoly effects of the two-party system of political party factions, to prohibit the two-party system's overt control of
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Democracy 101
Daniel B. Jeffs, Founder
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