Too many labels divide our voting power. What labels? Party affiliation, class, race, sex, age, and religion. “If 100 million plus Americans voted together by focusing on major issues, at one specific place, they would get what they needed. Congress would have no choice but to give people what they demanded, or they’d be out of a job just like in real world. How else are Americans going to get what they need unless they vote together?”

Voterpowerusa.com will unite Americans by providing them with a voting-based website where all citizens can vote together on big issues that affect their daily lives. I encourage Americans to vote together, to get what they need and deserve from their government, regardless of labels that continue to divide us.

Since Reagan, many Republican politicians have donned “conservative” mantle without an understanding of what wearing that title entails. As a result, both federal and state governments have grown larger, require more of your tax money to exist, and created more cavernous deficits. Even our current president struggles to maintain interest of a conservative base while creating his newest entitlement program which expands fiscal black hole known as Medicare. Just as Democratic Party abandoned Ronald Reagan, Republican Party appears to have abandoned conservatives.

Social and fiscal conservatives do have a viable alternative, and that is Libertarian Party. Libertarianism was initially a reaction against Soviet rule in Russia and eastern Europe, but as our own government grows increasingly more intrusive, more expensive and less effective in its originally defined jobs (defense and law enforcement), Libertarians have discovered a rising popularity in our own country.