We’re not here for a one-day outrage cycle.
What’s happening didn’t start with this case, and it won’t stop with this ruling.
Across the country, people are feeling the consequences of a political system that keeps taking power away from everyday people and giving it to those at the top.
We’ve seen it in decision after decision:
Stripped away, with politicians and courts making deeply personal choices for millions of people.
Communities living in fear of raids and deportation, after courts cleared the way for unchecked enforcement and punishment.
Clean air and safe drinking water put at risk, while corporations are protected and environmental safeguards are rolled back.
Falling further behind, as wages stagnate, unions are weakened, and corporate profits soar.
Power concentrated at the very top, as courts protect presidents and powerful officials from accountability, even when they break the law.
Different issues. Same pattern.
Decisions that affect all of us are being made by institutions that feel distant, insulated, and unaccountable — while the people who feel the impact most are told they have no say.
This campaign is about pushing back against that pattern.
It’s about calling on Congress to take responsibility and deliver a real plan for a political system that returns power to the people.
It’s about standing up for a political system where people have real power — to vote, to make decisions about their own bodies, to live and work with dignity, and to know their families and communities are safe.
We’re coming together across issues and communities because none of us can fix this alone — and because this system won’t change unless we force it to, together.

This moment calls for more than statements.
We’re building a national effort to turn frustration into action, and action into real pressure on Congress to deliver a plan for a political system that returns power to the people.
Together, we are:
How court decisions and political rules are taking power away from everyday people
Attacks on voting rights to rising costs, job insecurity, and the fear many communities are living with
People across issues and states to demand a plan from Congress for a system that works for all of us
Real ways for people to participate, not just watch from the sidelines
This isn’t about one organization or one issue.
It’s about people coming together to force action and reclaim power, together.
The first step is simple, and it matters.
By adding your name, you’re joining a growing public demand that Congress deliver a real plan for a political system that returns power to the people.
Signing the petition connects you to a national effort that doesn’t fade when the headlines do. It gives people a shared demand, and the leverage to keep pressing for answers.
That demand shows up in real, concrete ways:
And what their plan is to return power to the people
To demand a plan, not excuses or delay
To make the demand visible and impossible to ignore
So leaders hear the same question again and again

This isn’t about doing everything at once.
It’s about taking part — and staying part of something bigger.
As more people add their names, the pressure grows. The demand gets louder.
And it becomes harder for people in power to avoid answering a simple question:
The Supreme Court’s decision is part of a political system that keeps shutting people out — taking power away from everyday people and handing more of it to the wealthy, powerful, and well-connected.
By signing this petition, you’re saying:
This petition is more than a signature.
It’s a public demand, and the first step in building real pressure for change.
When thousands of people act together, it sends a clear message:
We’re paying attention, and we expect a plan.