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The People’s Papers are not written for one group, party, or ideology—they are written for every American. Regardless of your political affiliation, race, gender, class, or religious background, these papers belong to you because the Constitution belongs to you. Just as the founding fathers wrote the Federalist Papers to defend the foundation of our democracy and to rally the people in a time of uncertainty, the People’s Papers stand as a modern-day declaration to protect what was promised: liberty, justice, and equal rights for all.

This is not about left or right—it’s about right and wrong. It's about holding our government accountable, reminding the people of their unalienable rights, and pushing back against the growing threats to democracy and the Constitution itself. These writings are not meant to divide, but to unite. They are a call to awareness, a demand for transparency, and a defense of the freedoms that are being eroded in silence.

Every American deserves to live under the protections that were enshrined at this nation’s founding. The People’s Papers are my contribution to that promise—written by one of the people, for all of the people.