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America’s Political Crisis Isn’t an Accident. It’s the Result of Fifty Years of Civic Neglect.

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The concentration of executive authority you are watching right now did not happen because anyone broke the law. It happened because special interest groups spent fifty years building the infrastructure to make it happen while the civic side spent fifty years losing the infrastructure that once kept them in check. This column explains how that imbalance developed, what Project 2025 represents as a special interest operation, and what rebuilding the civic counterweight actually requires.

The Case for America’s Plan

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America’s Plan is a citizen-led system that I’m building America’s Plan because I believe the structural problems described are real, the proposed solution is sound, and enough people are ready to act when given a real opportunity. This document is my full argument for why. I’m sharing it for two purposes: to get constructive feedback … Read more

Hub: Middleman Series

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The Case For Building America’s Plan The organized interests side of American politics built its connective infrastructure decades ago. The civic side never did — and that asymmetry is not an accident, it is the explanation for why motivated, engaged people keep showing up and watching nothing change. This series documents that structural gap and … Read more

The Organized Interests Playbook: A Structural Analysis of the Partnership for America’s Health Care Future

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Introduction Every other study in this Analysis section examines civic organizations trying to produce change. This one examines the permanent institutional operation specifically designed to prevent it. The Partnership for America’s Health Care Future (PAHCF) is a Washington-based 501(c)(4) coalition of hospital, health insurance, and pharmaceutical industry lobbyists formed in 2018 to block Medicare for … Read more

Hub: Partnership for America’s Health Care Future (PAHCF)

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The Partnership for America’s Health Care Future is a Washington-based coalition of hospital, health insurance, and pharmaceutical industry lobbyists. It was formed in 2018 with one documented purpose: to prevent Medicare for All, the public option, and any structural reform to the American healthcare system from advancing. It spent $60 million in two years. It … Read more

Capital Organizes. Why Don’t We?

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Capitalism concentrates capital for the people who own the capital. AI doesn’t break that design — it accelerates it. The answer isn’t better politicians. It’s organized people. History proves it works. History also proves that concentrated power has always known it works, which is why they’ve spent a century trying to prevent it. That effort just moved from the streets to the boardrooms.

The $2 Trillion Healthcare Fraud Nobody Is Talking About

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Congress cut Medicaid for 5.3 million people to stop fraud. Here’s what they didn’t tell you: the fraud they were talking about costs $8 billion a year. The fraud they ignored costs $84 billion a year. And the largest fraud of all — the one nobody names — has cost American taxpayers $2 trillion in savings that never happened. Follow the money.

Why I Built America’s Plan — and Who It’s For

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America’s Plan is built for a specific kind of person. Someone who votes, who cares, who has tried the usual options — and still feels like nothing they do actually changes anything. That feeling is correct. And it’s not their fault. This is about what’s actually missing from civic participation, why the current options aren’t working, and what America’s Plan is trying to build about it. Written by the founder.

Original Timeline

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A behind the scenes look America’s Plan is a one man work in progress at the moment. This page will give you some insight into my thinking and motivations for building the project. Last updated on: 2025.05.07 I have moved from setting up the infrastructure, to learning how to use social media to bring traffic. … Read more