Kyah Creekmore
Kyah Creekmore (Democratic Party) ran for election to the U.S. House to represent North Carolina's 5th Congressional District. He lost in the Democratic primary on March 3, 2026.
Creekmore completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2025. Click here to read the survey answers.
Biography
Kyah Creekmore was born in Lakeland, Florida. He attended Haines City International Baccalaureate Program & West Mecklenburg High School. He attended North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. His career experience includes working in customer service. He has been affiliated with Carolina Federation and Guilford For All.[1]
Elections
2026
See also: North Carolina's 5th Congressional District election, 2026
North Carolina's 5th Congressional District election, 2026 (March 3 Democratic primary)
North Carolina's 5th Congressional District election, 2026 (March 3 Republican primary)
General election
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General election for U.S. House North Carolina District 5
Incumbent Virginia Foxx, Chuck Hubbard, Robert Luffman, and David Clayton are running in the general election for U.S. House North Carolina District 5 on November 3, 2026.
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 | Chuck Hubbard (D) | |
 | Robert Luffman (L)  | |
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Democratic primary election
Democratic primary for U.S. House North Carolina District 5
Chuck Hubbard defeated Kyah Creekmore in the Democratic primary for U.S. House North Carolina District 5 on March 3, 2026.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Chuck Hubbard | 56.7 | 25,546 |
 | Kyah Creekmore | 43.3 | 19,483 | |
| Total votes: 45,029 | |||
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Republican primary election
Republican primary for U.S. House North Carolina District 5
Incumbent Virginia Foxx defeated Joseph Osborne, Steve Girard, and Roman Williams II in the Republican primary for U.S. House North Carolina District 5 on March 3, 2026.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Virginia Foxx | 74.6 | 53,457 |
 | Joseph Osborne | 11.0 | 7,914 | |
 | Steve Girard | 8.9 | 6,374 | |
 | Roman Williams II | 5.5 | 3,961 | |
| Total votes: 71,706 | |||
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Libertarian primary election
The Libertarian primary election was canceled. Robert Luffman advanced from the Libertarian primary for U.S. House North Carolina District 5.
Endorsements
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Campaign themes
2026
Ballotpedia survey responses
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After high school, I attended North Carolina A&T for Industrial & Systems Engineering. College showed me I was good at learning, but my passion was people, not production lines. I explored small business, gaming, and content creation, winning $8,000 in a Call of Duty tournament, but also faced mental and financial lows that forced reflection.
Through it all, I realized how detached government feels from real life. When I saw leaders like Donald Trump rise through division and privilege, I asked myself: if people like me don’t step up, who will? I’m running because I believe everyday people — not the wealthy and connected — deserve the loudest voice in our democracy. I’d rather fight to build change than sit back and complain about the lack of it.- Health Care is a Non-Negotiable Human right.
People shouldn't be choosing dinner over their doctor.
A Grandmother shouldn't debate whether to get a checkup because the medical debt in their family is too stressful.
We shouldn't have people rationing pills because Big Pharma needs a couple billion extra dollars to feed their CEO's.
Sickness shouldn't have a PROFIT INCENTIVE. - We deserve housing that doesn't cost a lifetime's savings to acquire. We deserve housing that doesn't cost 50% of your paycheck and provides nothing but issues from slumlords. 30% of single family households shouldn't be owned by private equity artificially capping supply to up demand and pricing. The people are fed up and getting desperate.
- The workers of America deserve so much more. They deserve a Worker's Constitution. For over 15 years the minimum wage hasn't gone up at all. People get fired, framed, and laid off work at unbelievable clips in every single industry. Every corporation has more power to abuse and manipulate workers, union busting is at an all time high, unionization is at an all time LOW, corporations are raking in record profits all while there's record efficiency, record unemployment, record low jobs numbers. We must begin to put the people first and give workers back their dignity where 1 job can afford a family , where food isn't out of reach, and home's don't cost a fortune.
Healthcare & Care incentives (from profit -->People)
Workers Right's & Unionization laws
Monopolies & trust busting
Healthier & highly regulated food/nutrition
Consumer Rights (Similar to those in the EU)
& finally:
My mother taught me powerful emotional strength and gritty determination. She still hasn't made it out the struggle fully but from where she began being r*ped and having me at 15, being abused all her life, becoming an adult from such a young age, dealing with poverty and abusive relationships, figuring out how to pay the bills by any means necessary while raising 4 children largely without stability of homes, schools, income, relationships, any family help at all, fighting depression, she's the strongest woman I know. She's a little broken after all that hardship but I feel as though really soon I can start to take care of her like she done me and my siblings for so long and mend her back whole.
My father, though wasn't with my mother since I was 1, he would pick me up every weekend. Taught me how to have a good understanding of who and what I'm dealing with. Taught me how to play video games and sports. I asked a lot of questions and he answered a lot of questions. He was my break away from the chaos at home. He taught me how to be emotionally intelligent and has allowed me to have an excellent character and still is one of my favorite people to talk to so I'm thankful for that.
Malcom X: He's just one of the greatest black figures we'd ever had grace the USA. He was extremely intelligent and well versed in history. He was extremely clear with his ideas but also clear of mind. He was exactly what people need today and may still have if he wasn't taken out by our government.
Moral clarity: Knowing or EDUCATING yourself on history, to ensure that you're always choosing the oppressed over the oppressor. Our leaders pretend history only lasts as long as the news cycle, and that these laws don't actually affect and often destroy people's lives & that must change.
Honesty: Saying what you believe is right no matter who disagree with that and making your argument for it no matter what. Just because everyone believed racism was okay in the 1900's didn't make it right, and it took those that stood on that hill & often died for it to change the public perception as to what's right & what's wrong.
Transparency: Everything in our government nearly is done in the dark, making & writing policy, the meetings, etc. We must show the American people not only what we do, but how we do it, and promote growth & leadership in our communities so that there can be more good willed public servants within local and federal legislatures.
Outspokenness: Specifically not being bought by corporate, foreign, or big donor interests allows me & others to speak on any issues we desire with no qualms except with our constituents. We must make sure we hold other's accountable & stop using the government as a self promoting power structure & instead start doing things for and by the people. They won't stop being a roach in the dark if they keep getting light shined on them.
Ensure that the people of their district ultimately see their lives get better year over year.
Ensure that they make connections between schools & jobs, grants and trades, non-profits & those in need get the help they deserve.
Ensure that when the people need them to stand up, at a moment's notice, they are there to rally the movement.
Hidden Potential by Adam Grant. It's really great storytelling and shows a part of human perception we get wrong about where to actually find the people that are the best in the world at the things they do. I won't spoil it, but the Hidden potential lies in the person's passion & drive for whatever it is they do, and often the people we look at as the best in the world today were actually average at best in their high school teams or other groups. Determination to be the best made them the best. Being comfortable being uncomfortable made them the best. I've been getting extremely uncomfortable putting myself out there to the public, speaking at events and local government meetings and the like. I feel a lot of mirroring in lessons in this book that I've been listening to long before I ever bought it.
Tobey McGuire from the OG trilogy is the GOAT.
It's the most bought out & corrupt institution you can find anywhere. An interest outside of the American people have purchased their way to power & influence across all sectors of the house. It uniquely needs much reform to ensure that we as legislators (when I get there) must do our job and put the people first every time. uniquely, it seems to be the only institution that can talk about the American people the least while hurting them the most. The house has the most power out of any part of our government yet the most rampant exploited problems.
We must have more people that are simply willing to learn how to write laws, put the people first, and be the voice of the voiceless even in the most tumultuous times. Being of the very oppressed people you'll represent benefits you so much more than 2 terms in city council or a political podcast.
Our algorithms push violence & outrage.
Our republican "leaders" push violence & outrage.
Our podcast bros push violence & outrage many times.
Lies & blatant misinformation is rampant.
I believe there should also be a law written (I've made & am still working on a proposal for this) that allows the people to actually vote to have a special election and force their representative to fight for their seat if they don't properly represent the will of the people. So that the people aren't stuck for 4 years with representation they don't like but ALSO they're able to vote them out if the representation isn't up to par.
There should be a maximum of 15 years and also an Age limit of 75. If there's an age barrier to entry at 25, then it only makes sense.
Many times the compromise simply is: Make it worse & watered down and provide loopholes that the wealthiest & most powerful among us can exploit and pretend we fixed the problem.
For example they "compromised" to get the build back better act turned into the inflation reduction act where they ruined many of the greatest parts of the bill to "compromise" with bad actors with self interests at play. It's not desirable unless it's for the better good of the people but not it just being argued that way, it legitimately have the people centered in the writing so that the implementation actually is enhanced as a result of the compromise in the long run.
I'm proud of my ability to have quit sports gambling fully as it was getting out of control and hurting my mental health and relationships.
I'm proud of stepping outside my comfort zone whenever I push back on others offering me an opportunity to do something I typically wouldn't do like a talent show, I somehow at the last second push my self to do it.
I'm proud I even have been working to make a campaign and put my self on the ballot.
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Campaign website
Creekmore's campaign website stated the following:
We've let our nation get to a Near BREAKING POINT.
Issues Plaguing Our People
Focused on the problems politicians have ignored and slow-walked for decades. We must fight for a democracy that works for Americans — not for corporate lobbyists and not for the Israeli government carrying out genocide. Our tax dollars should build schools, cancel medical debt, and pay teachers with dignity, not bankroll bombs overseas.
Healthcare = Human Right.
The People’s Healthcare Rescue Act
Peoples Healthcare Rescue Act (Click For full Proposal!)
Healthcare Is the Hidden Tax
America is the richest country on Earth — and the only wealthy nation that still doesn’t guarantee healthcare as a right.
Germany covered workers in the 1880s.
Canada, France, Japan, and the U.K. proved decades ago that universal care works.
We’re the ones still letting billion-dollar middlemen gatekeep survival.
We spend $13,500 per person every year — almost double other rich countries — yet we live shorter, sicker lives.
Life expectancy here: 76 years. In Japan: 85.
Over 100 million Americans carry medical debt.
That’s the hidden tax — the price we pay for letting profit come before people.
Here in NC-5, folks drive long trips for care.
Hospitals closed, clinics packed, nurses stretched thin.
It’s your neighbor cutting pills in half.
A teacher swiping a credit card for surgery.
A grandma hiding her pain to spare her family another bill.
That’s the cost of doing nothing.
The People’s Healthcare Rescue Act (PHRA)
A 10-year plan to guarantee care, erase medical debt, and rebuild America’s health system from the ground up.
Universal Coverage in Two Years
-Year 1: Kids, seniors, veterans, and Medicaid fully covered.
-Year 2: Every adult and employer plan merged into one national care network.
-Families keep $5,000–$9,000 more a year.
-No deductibles. No surprise bills. No “out-of-network” nightmares.
Rural Hospital Rescue
-$100 billion upfront to reopen ERs, maternity wards, and clinics.
-$30 billion per year to keep them staffed and modern.
-No more two-hour drives for a baby delivery or stroke care.
Prescription Freedom
-Every prescription drug = $0 at pickup.
-Prices negotiated at global standards (Canada/EU).
-If Big Pharma refuses, America makes the medicine ourselves.
-Funded by a 0.25 % Wall Street transaction fee and price-gouge clawbacks.
-Savings: $300–$350 billion per decade.
Ending Medical Debt
-$220 billion erased for 100 million Americans.
-Hospitals reimbursed only for debt they still hold — Wall Street vultures get nothing.
-Families who lost homes or savings to medical bills get relief and repair.
Protecting Women’s Health
-Reproductive care guaranteed and federally protected.
-One free abortion per year; counseling and safety protocols for abuse survivors.
-Ban toxic chemicals in menstrual products and abolish all “tampon taxes.”
-Equity first: close racial and gender care gaps once and for all.
Taxing the Profiteers
-10 % Profiteer Reparations Tax on insurance and pharma giants = $300–$400 billion over 10 years.
-Corporate tax restored to 28 %.
-IRS enforcement + defense waste cuts = hundreds of billions more.
Accountability & Transparency
-Health Accountability & Oversight Board (HAOB) publishes yearly Health Equity Scorecard.
-Public dashboard shows state-by-state outcomes: cost, life expectancy, racial gaps, hospital access.
-States that shortchange their people lose funding. Period.
Economic Ripple Effect
-$1 trillion saved in total system costs over 10 years.
-4–6 million jobs created in construction, care, and tech.
-Real wages rise 6 %.
-Small-business boom once employer insurance chains are gone.
The Bottom Line
-In two years, every American covered.
-Prescriptions free.
-Medical debt gone.
-Hospitals reopened.
-Families saving thousands.
-Healthcare finally a right. Not a bill, not a gamble, not a privilege.
Peoples Healthcare Rescue Act (Click For full Proposal!)
T.E.A.C.H Act
The TEACH Act: Dignity for Every Student, Respect for Every Teacher
T.E.A.C.H. Act CLICK for Historical analysis and step by step breakdown of the proposal!
America is the richest country in the world, but many of our schools look broken and are run down. The decades of disinvestment is very clearly showing in our national literacy and test scores reaching the lowest levels they’ve ever been. Kids are learning in buildings with mold and broken AC while teachers are forced to buy their own supplies. Families are drowning in student debt that takes decades to escape. And while classrooms crumble, corporations and politicians keep cashing in. Enough.
The TEACH Act flips the script. It invests in our kids, our teachers, and our communities — not the profiteers.
What It Does
Tuition-Free Education
-Public universities, trade schools, and community colleges become tuition-free.
-Families never take on 5- or 6-figure student debt again.
Teacher Pay That Respects the Work
-Pre-K through 5th grade: 20% above the cost of living.
-Middle and high school: 30% above cost of living.
-Professors: up to 60% above cost of living.
-School staff — bus drivers, cafeteria workers, janitors — guaranteed real living wages.
After-School Programs in Every District
-Sports, arts, music, STEM, tutoring.
-Kids stay safe, engaged, and out of the pipeline to prison.
Curriculum That Matters
-Civic and political literacy in every school.
-Literacy benchmarks so every child leaves 3rd grade able to read.
-Real history taught honestly, no whitewashing, no more teaching to the test.
Schools That Deserve Our Kids
-Safe, modern schools in every community, not just wealthy ones.
-Free, high-quality meals for every student.
-Full accessibility for disabled and neurodiverse students.
Safeguards
-States cannot redirect funds away from public schools.
-Private schools get nothing. Charters only if they play by the same rules.
-Equity first: marginalized communities receive funding priority.
-Every dollar tracked in a public database, with whistleblower protections for teachers and staff.
How We Pay for It
-Sequenced after the People’s Healthcare Rescue Act, using the revenue from closing tax loopholes, taxing billionaires fairly, and cutting defense contractor waste.
-Education funding locked in a federal trust so it can’t be stolen or gutted by politicians or corporations.
What It Means for You
-Tuition-free public college and trade schools.
-Teachers finally respected with salaries that match the weight of their work.
-Schools rebuilt, meals free, after-school programs everywhere.
-Kids learning to read, think critically, and understand how this country really works.
-Education becomes a ladder again, not a debt trap.
The TEACH Act is not a slogan. It’s dignity for every teacher, hope for every student, and pride for every community.
Affordable Housing For All
The Truth About Housing in America
–>Check out the full HOME Act Proposal Here<–
In the United States, the law has always protected land before people.
From the country’s founding, political power was tied to land ownership. Tenants were treated as temporary, disposable, and undeserving of real protection. That bias never fully left our housing system.
After the Civil War, formerly enslaved people were denied land and forced into tenant systems that controlled their housing, debt, and mobility. Eviction without cause was normal. Organizing was punished. Instability was built into the system on purpose.
In the 20th century, government programs expanded homeownership but not equally. Millions were locked out of ownership and pushed into renting, while tenant protections remained weak and poorly enforced.
The result is what we see today:
-Evictions decided in minutes
-Tenants without lawyers
-Rent hikes without limits
-Utilities shut off to force people out
-Corporate landlords treating fines as a cost of doing business
This didn’t happen because we lack technology or resources.
It happened because tenants were never given real power.
Why This Moment Demands Change
We are living at the edge of innovation in nearly every sector; AI, logistics, construction, productivity. Yet housing is more unstable and exploitative than ever.
That contradiction isn’t accidental.
Housing has been financialized. Homes became investment vehicles. And the people living in them were treated as obstacles to profit.
Tenant “rights” were often just words on paper, easy to ignore, slow to enforce, and impossible to use when landlords or governments acted in bad faith.
What This Policy Does Differently
This plan doesn’t ask tenants to beg for protection.
It gives them automatic power.
-Rights that trigger enforcement
-Deadlines that can’t be ignored
-Penalties that escalate
-No loopholes for delay, shell companies, or sabotage
-No more treating suffering as acceptable collateral
For the first time, ownership becomes conditional on responsibility.
Bottom Line
This isn’t radical.
It’s a long-overdue correction.
If you profit from housing, you must provide dignity, safety, and stability.
If you refuse, you lose the right to profit and eventually, the right to own.
That’s not anti-landlord.
That’s pro-people.
What the Next 5–10 Years Look Like
In the first year, evictions fall and repairs happen because tenants finally have leverage. Fear-based renting starts to disappear.
Within three years, housing supply increases where people actually live and work. Rent stops spiking. Moving becomes possible again. Workers gain flexibility.
By five years, housing scarcity collapses in high-demand areas. Slumlording becomes unprofitable. Homelessness drops. Housing stops driving the cost-of-living crisis.
By ten years, renting is stable, predictable, and dignified. Housing becomes a foundation for life. Not a constant emergency.
Year one: people stop drowning.
Year three: people stop scrambling.
Year five: people start living.
Year ten: housing finally shuts the hell up and lets life happen.
That’s what this plan is designed to do.
–>Check out the full HOME Act Proposal Here<–
Worker’s Constitution
The Worker’s Constitution
A New Bill of Rights for the People Who Make This Country Run
This Ain’t Radical. It’s Long Overdue.
We’re not asking for the moon. Other countries already figured this out.
–Germany and France put workers on corporate boards.
–Canada bans “at-will” firing outright.
–Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, New Zealand, they treat childcare, transit, and housing as basic worker infrastructure. If you need it to work, you got a right to it.
Hell, let’s not forget our own history. It wasn’t that long ago kids were losing arms in butcher shops, working eighty hours in factories, dying on the job at ten years old because it was “normal.” We fought and finally outlawed child labor. Now, in 2025, RON DESANTIS in Florida and other states are pushing bills to roll it back. They wanna put fourteen year olds on overnight shifts, stripping protections away, and calling it “freedom.” They’re literally trying to drag us back to a time when children were disposable. We have been sitting back being civically deactivated and they have been taking FULL advantage. That. Must. Change.
For generations, workers been carrying this country on our backs while corporations wrote the rules. Every win we ever had, the weekend, the eight hour day, safety rules, child labor bans, came from regular people risking their lives, walking out, striking, and bleeding in the streets. And every single time, the bosses and politicians clawed it back. They rewrote laws to keep us boxed in, banned strikes in whole industries, and made it damn near illegal for us to fight for ourselves.
Now here we are in 2025, living in the future, but stuck with laws from the 1800s.
Gig workers get told they ain’t “employees,” just “users” of an app, so billion dollar tech companies can wash their hands of responsibility. YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, they eat off creators who bring in billions, but hide behind “we’re just a platform” while giving workers zero protections and zero transparency. At will employment means your boss can toss you out whenever, no reason, no recourse. Human Resources handbooks are written by lawyers to protect management, not you. Retaliation’s the norm. You open your mouth, you risk your paycheck, your healthcare, and your future.
Even the workers who do unionize are shackled. In Charlotte’s Airport, baggage handlers are the literal backbone of operations. Without them, planes don’t move. Yet they work in rooms with no air conditioning, heat stroke’s common, and all they get is a cooler of water bottles while pulling fifteen dollars an hour. And their union rep? Silent. Folks are terrified to speak up. That ain’t worker power. That’s corporate feudalism with Wi-Fi.
The Trump Con
Trump told workers he was their guy. Said he’d bring jobs back, raise wages, and make his party the home of the working class. But the second he had the wheel, he drove straight over labor rights.
–His NLRB rewrote the joint employer rule, letting big companies dodge responsibility for subcontractors and franchise workers. If you got abused at McDonald’s, you couldn’t hold McDonald’s accountable.
–He gutted overtime protections, stripping millions of workers of pay they’d already earned.
–He slowed down union elections, giving bosses more time to intimidate and fire organizers.
–He greenlit mandatory anti union “captive audience” meetings, forcing workers to sit through Propaganda with no way out.
–His OSHA appointees cut safety inspections, making already dangerous jobs deadlier.
–His Department of Labor pushed rules to let bosses pocket workers’ tips.
That ain’t pro worker. That’s Pro-Boss with a hardhat photo op.
It was a knife in the back to the very people who believed him. Even unions like the Teamsters, who should’ve known better after his pitiful first term record, endorsed him while he was actively stripping away the few tools workers had left.
That’s the con. Talk like a champion of workers, then govern like a servant of the bosses.
The Worker’s Constitution’s built to end that cycle forever. No politician, no party, no corporate lobby can override a bill of rights that locks worker power into the very structure of this country.
What the Worker’s Constitution Does
It flips the damn script.
-Workers start with the presumption of truth. If you say it happened, it did. The boss has to prove otherwise.
-Unions get real teeth. Recognition’s automatic, bargaining’s fast tracked, solidarity strikes are legal. If companies fail, workers can seize them and turn them into co ops.
-Modern rights for modern work. Gig workers, creators, and algorithm controlled laborers all get full rights. No more loopholes.
-Life infrastructure becomes labor infrastructure. Housing, transit, childcare, water, education, food, all treated as the basic foundation of being a worker, not charity.
-Corporate death penalty. Three strikes, YOU X ARE X DISSOLVED X. Executives banned, assets seized, workers compensated.
Why Now
Because workers are already out here organizing in record numbers. From Starbucks baristas to Amazon warehouses to grad students, people are fighting for basic dignity. And every single time, the bosses stall for years, retaliate, or hide behind laws designed to keep us weak.
It shouldn’t take national media coverage, viral protests, and risking your entire livelihood just to be recognized. It shouldn’t take kids collapsing in airports, creators getting deplatformed overnight, or gig drivers being forced to work sick to pay rent.
This’s about rewriting the rules, not just surviving inside the old ones.
The Choice
Do we wanna keep living in a world where billionaires make up the rules on the fly and toss workers aside like trash? Or do we wanna build a future where power runs bottom up, where rights are guaranteed, where no one’s disposable?
The Worker’s Constitution’s how we finish what the labor movement started. It’s how we take the power back. It’s how we make sure the next generation ain’t fighting the same battles we already bled for.
This’s the Worker’s Constitution. And it’s time.
REAL ELECTIONS
The People’s Elections Act
The People’s Elections Act (FULL PROPOSAL CLICK FOR MORE)
Put Money Back in the People’s Hands
Every voter gets democracy vouchers, real public money to give to the candidates they believe in. If you make less, you get more, so working families actually have the loudest voice. No more begging billionaires. No more corporate chokehold.
Fair Shot for Every Candidate
If a candidate proves real support through petitions, grassroots donations, or verified online engagement, they automatically get on the ballot. No more signature games. No more two-party gatekeeping.
Open the Debates
If you qualify for the ballot, you qualify for the debate. No more locking out new voices. The people deserve to hear from everyone with real support.
Better Voting, No More “Spoilers”
We move to simple, fair systems like STAR voting and proportional representation pilots. You vote for who you actually want, not just the lesser evil. No “wasted votes”. No “spoiler” effect myth to scare away third party voters. The people’s choice wins. Every Time.
Real Transparency
Every political dollar must be reported within 48 hours in a public database. No more dark money. If someone is buying influence, everyone sees it.
Accessibility for All
Election Day becomes a national holiday. Mail-in ballots available to every voter. Two full weeks of early voting with weekend and evening hours. Ballots printed in the languages people actually speak. Every candidate gets equal space in voter guides and fair access to voters.
Stop Suppression and Rigged Maps
We outlaw voter purges, coordinated challenge campaigns, and bans on Sunday voting that target Black communities. We protect mail-in voting for seniors, students, parents, and working people. We end gerrymandering by requiring independent redistricting commissions in every state, with strict fairness standards.
Expand Representation
House members today represent nearly 750,000 people each, a recipe for big-money campaigns and ignored communities. This bill expands the House so districts are smaller, campaigns are cheaper, and grassroots candidates can compete without selling out to corporate donors.
End the Revolving Door
If you serve in Congress, the Cabinet, or senior federal government, you can never lobby the government you once ran. No cooling-off loopholes. No shadow consulting. Violate the ban and you go to prison.
Protect Election Workers
Threatening or harassing election workers is treated as a federal felony. Coordinated intimidation campaigns will be prosecuted like organized crime.
Why This Plan Is Necessary
Republicans Can’t Win on Their Real Ideas
Strip away fearmongering and culture wars and nobody would vote to lose their healthcare, wages, or schools. That’s why Republicans rely on scapegoating immigrants, LGBTQ people, and trans youth, and distracting voters with fake moral panics while billionaires loot the system.
Suppression Is Their Weapon of Choice
They rig the rules because their ideas can’t win. They purge voter rolls, block mail-in ballots, ban Sunday voting, and throw out ballots in court like in Allison Riggs’ Supreme Court race.
Gerrymandering Is Cheating
Snake-shaped districts guarantee wins for politicians who lose the popular vote. That’s not representation. That’s rigging.
Too Few Representatives Breeds Corruption
When Congress was designed, districts were tiny compared to today. Now one House member serves three-quarters of a million people. That forces candidates into the arms of big money and drowns out communities. Expanding the House makes campaigns cheaper, districts smaller, and accountability real.
In Plain Words
This plan takes power out of billionaires’ pockets and puts it back in the people’s hands. It guarantees fair maps, fair debates, real representation, and real punishment for corruption. Every candidate gets a fair shot, every vote counts, and every election belongs to us — not corporations, not lobbyists, not the two-party bosses.
The People’s Elections Act (FULL PROPOSAL CLICK FOR MORE)
Gun Violence Prevention
Kids Should Be Safe
Kids shouldn’t have to pray they make it home from school. Parents shouldn’t have to wonder if dropping their child off at the bus stop is the last time they’ll see them alive. But in America, that’s our reality.
Gun violence is now the number one killer of kids and teens in this country. Not cancer. Not car crashes. Guns. And every day, twelve children die and thirty more are wounded. Classrooms turned into morgues. Playgrounds into war zones. Childhood into a gamble.
And let’s be real: this crisis cuts deeper for families like mine. Black youth are FOUR times more likely to be killed with guns than white kids. Our kids walk into schools already carrying more risk, more trauma, more danger — not because of anything they’ve done, but because politicians would rather protect the gun lobby than protect children.
Real Lives, Stolen in Seconds
This isn’t just numbers. These are names, faces, funerals.
-In Minneapolis this August, a shooter opened fire during a Catholic school Mass. Two kids — just 8 and 10 years old — were slaughtered where they prayed. Seventeen others shot, 14 of them classmates. One little girl still has a bullet lodged in her brain.
-In Nashville this January, a teenager walked into his school cafeteria and gunned down a fellow student before taking his own life.
–And we’ll never forget the names burned into our nation’s shame: Columbine. Sandy Hook. Virginia Tech. Uvalde. Each time, families torn apart. Each time, politicians lined up for photo ops and “thoughts and prayers.” Each time, nothing changed.
The Hypocrisy That Kills
We live in the only country where school shootings outnumber the next nine nations combined. Hundreds here. Just a handful everywhere else. That’s not culture. That’s cowardice. That’s corruption.
Instead of passing background checks and banning assault rifles, they tell us the solution is to arm teachers — as if turning schools into shootouts will save kids. They pray over coffins while cashing NRA checks. They talk about freedom while stripping families of the most basic freedom there is: the right for your child to grow up alive.
And since the Minneapolis shooting? Not a single piece of legislation. Not even a proposal. Doing nothing has become the “gold standard.” And if you dare demand more, they call you radical.
My Stakes in This
I dream of bringing six children into this world. But how can I when I know, as Black kids in America, their odds of being shot are multiplied from birth? Those odds multiplying to 16X once they’re adults compared to white counterparts? How can I bring them into a classroom that could turn into a crime scene any morning? What kind of parent would I be if I ignored that truth?
This isn’t abstract. This is me saying: I want to be a father, but right now this country makes that dream feel like a death sentence.
What Must Change
Enough excuses. Enough silence. Enough blood spilled while leaders stall. We know what works. We know what’s popular. We know what saves lives.
-Ban assault-style weapons nationwide.
-Universal background checks, no loopholes.
-Safe storage and red flag laws to keep guns out of unstable hands.
–Expose and reject every politician paid off by the NRA while kids are buried week after week.
If we don’t act, we’re not just failing our kids — we’re sentencing them. For Black families, the risk is multiplied, the grief heavier, the funerals too many.
This isn’t about left or right. This is about whether your kid makes it home for dinner. Whether my kids ever get the chance to grow up. Whether this country chooses profit or life.
Kids should be safe. Period. And until they are, America will NEVER be free.
Disaster Preparedness
ARMOR Act – America’s Resilient Modernization & Operations for Recovery
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In a world where rural communities still can’t get reliable internet or even a phone signal, where hospitals are shutting down and towns are being left behind, and where so-called “100 year storms” now hit every other year, we need more than thoughts and prayers.
We need bold, tangible solutions that fortify the places most abandoned and most at risk. The ARMOR Act is how we stop waiting on disaster and start preparing for it.
This legislation invests directly into rural infrastructure, climate-ready upgrades, and local talent. It creates job pipelines for students and survivors to lead the rebuild, not just as labor, but as architects of long-term resilience.
From underground power lines to community-run storm shelters, from flood defenses to broadband as a human right, ARMOR is how we protect the people before the storm, not just after it.
And it does more than build roads. It builds leaders. It arms survivors with the skills, resources, and respect they deserve to transform pain into power and keep their communities standing when the next storm comes.
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End Monopolies.
Historical Context
There was a time in America when leaders actually fought corporate monopolies. Yeah I know it was that section in history class we didn’t pay attention to… BUT you would’ve learned that Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) made “trust busting” a core mission in the early 1900s, breaking up giants like Standard Oil and the railroad monopolies that were strangling workers and communities. That era proved a simple truth: when a handful of corporations control everything, they abuse it. Workers get crushed, consumers get cheated, and democracy itself gets weaker.
Today, we are right back where we started. But instead of oil and railroads (though they are still squeezing workers and communities), the monopolies now control our food, our medicine, our media (propaganda machines working overtime), our data, and even our entertainment (where art has been replaced with profit-driven junk).
The Crisis of Corporate Consolidation
Video Games and Creative Industries
Big corporations like Activision Blizzard (Call of Duty, WoW, Diablo), EA (Madden, Sims 4, Battlefield 2042), and Take-Two Interactive (GTA 5, NBA 2K) have swallowed smaller studios. Animators, artists, and writers are crunched to exhaustion or replaced with AI “content,” while the joy of gaming gets stripped down to loot boxes, paywalls, and profit margins. What was once an art form of passion has been corporatized into an industry that burns out creators and exploits fans. It is unfair to the millions of players who just want a fun game that works (Battlefield 2042 launched broken, and “Mind’s Eye” was a complete flop remembered only for how unplayable and embarrassing it was). Instead, players are forced to fork over an extra $100 just to compete, or waste away days of their lives grinding at disrespectful rates. If you do not have the free time -and most working people do not- the game itself pushes you to spend money just to keep up. The 2K community been screaming about this every single year — price goes up while the quality goes down. Game prices have already spiked from $60 to $70 in the last few years, and now publishers are floating $80 as the new normal, all without fixing crunch, worker conditions, or broken launches. Regulation is overdue to make sure gamers are not priced out of their favorite hobby. For many, gaming is not just a pastime. It’s a community, a creative outlet, and a lifeline of connection. Destroying that for greed is theft from entire generations.
Big Tech Monopolies
Big Tech isn’t just a threat to democracy, they are already rewriting it. Google decides what you see when you search, and it is not based on truth or fairness, it is based on who pays the most. That is why small businesses, local news outlets, and independent voices disappear from your results while corporations dominate the page. Meta owns Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and WhatsApp, giving one corporation the power to decide what you read, who you connect with, and what gets erased. We have already seen entire communities silenced, protest pages deleted, and voters and children fed lies and toxic content because outrage and misinformation bring in more money. This is not a distant danger. It is happening right now, every time you open your phone. If we do not act, a handful of CEOs will continue deciding what is real, who is visible, and whose voices are erased.
Food Monopolies
Beef is controlled by four companies that process over 80 percent of the market (Cargill, Tyson, JBS, and National Beef). Pork is just as bad, with four packers controlling about two-thirds of the industry (Smithfield, Tyson, JBS, and Cargill). Eggs are no different, with most supply consolidated into a few giant firms (Cal-Maine alone makes up about 20 percent).
When bird flu hit, these corporations used it as cover to jack up prices. Supply dipped only slightly, yet retail egg prices more than doubled. Cal-Maine reported nearly a billion dollars in record profits without losing a single flock. Families paid more at the register while farmers and workers saw almost nothing.
What It Means for Families
This is not just about eggs. It is the same story with beef, pork, chicken, and dairy. A few companies control the market, cut corners on safety, squeeze farmers, mistreat workers, and leave families paying sky-high prices for lower-quality food. Healthy options get priced out of reach, while the cheapest and most processed products flood poor and working-class neighborhoods. That leads to higher diabetes, higher blood pressure, and shorter lifespans.
This crisis is not coming. It is already here. Families are paying the price every single day while a handful of corporations walk away richer than ever.
For-profit Healthcare & Big Pharma
A handful of pharmaceutical giants and hospital conglomerates dominate entire regions, holding families hostage to their prices. Insulin that costs just a few dollars to make is sold for hundreds. Asthma inhalers that kids need to survive are marked up again and again. Cancer patients are bankrupted while CEOs cash out bonuses. Families are left begging Medicaid or nonprofits for help just to keep their loved ones alive.
And it is not just drug prices. Private equity firms and corporate chains have been buying up local hospitals and clinics, gutting them to squeeze out every dollar. That means understaffed emergency rooms, nurses forced to handle impossible workloads, and entire towns losing their only source of care when hospitals close. People are literally dying not because the care doesn’t exist, but because corporations are running our health system into the ground for profit.
This is not a broken system — it’s a system working exactly as designed, to funnel billions in profit to a few corporations while millions of people suffer.
-Private equity now owns nearly one-quarter of for-profit hospitals in America. That means local ERs and clinics are run like hedge funds — cutting staff, slashing services, and leaving patients to suffer while investors pocket the profits.
-Since 2010, over 100 rural hospitals have shut their doors, and nearly one-third of all rural hospitals are at risk of closing. Entire towns are being left without access to care because corporations think keeping a hospital open is not profitable enough.
-Insulin in the U.S. costs 7 to 10 times more than anywhere else in the world. It takes just a few dollars to make, but here families are charged hundreds because drug companies can get away with it.
→Insulin — costs about $2–$4 to produce, sold for $250–$300 per vial in the U.S. (and some patients need multiple vials per month).
→EpiPen — lifesaving allergy injector costs about $30 abroad, but $600+ for a two-pack in the U.S.
→Humira (arthritis) — about $1,000 per dose in the U.S., compared to $100–$200 in many European countries.
→Asthma inhalers — often $50–$100 overseas, but $250–$400 in the U.S. depending on brand.
These are not isolated stories. They are the direct result of a healthcare system designed to serve shareholders instead of patients.
My Vision for Trust Busting in the 21st Century
We cannot keep letting corporations write the rules and then sell us the lie that their stranglehold is “efficiency.” Trust busting today is not about paperwork. It is about giving power back to workers, families, and communities instead of CEOs and shareholders.
Kyah’s Trust Busting Arsenal
Break up monopolies in tech, food, health care, and entertainment
Plan Now: Split up giants like Amazon, Google, UnitedHealth, and Disney so no single corporation can choke entire industries or trap whole communities under one brand.
True Vision: A country where no family is forced to rely on one grocery chain, one hospital system, one phone provider, or one streaming empire just to live. Power scattered back into the hands of many instead of a stranglehold by a few.
Why It’s Real: Standard Oil was shattered when it got too powerful. AT&T’s breakup made phone service cheaper and more accessible. History shows monopolies fall the second government grows a spine.
Stop mergers that crush workers and creators
Plan Now: Block billion-dollar buyouts that kill jobs and creativity. No more Microsoft swallowing gaming studios just to pump out soulless sequels. No more record labels strip-mining musicians until the only thing left is AI trash. No more publishing giants smothering writers under endless contracts.
True Vision: An economy where workers, gamers, artists, and creators breathe again. Studios run by developers, not Wall Street. Music that isn’t owned by three mega-corps. Art that isn’t squeezed until it bleeds.
Why It’s Real: The Paramount Decree broke Hollywood’s grip in 1948 and gave indie film a chance to thrive. Antitrust once protected art and labor. We can do it again.
Force transparency in algorithms
Plan Now: Drag the black box of Big Tech into the light. Force Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok to show how their code amplifies hate, erases voices, and rewires our brains for profit.
True Vision: A democracy where algorithms serve people instead of programming them. Communities deciding what voices matter, not faceless formulas written in corporate boardrooms.
Why It’s Real: The Fairness Doctrine once held broadcasters accountable for balance and transparency. Tech monopolies deserve nothing less.
Enforce food safety with teeth
Plan Now: End the scam where corporations treat fines as pocket change for poisoning families. Force Tyson, Nestlé, and Monsanto to reinvest profits into safer food and healthier communities.
True Vision: A food system where families don’t fear their dinner. Where affordable, fresh food is grown for health, not profit margins. Where neighborhoods own farms, co-ops, and markets instead of being force-fed poison by global giants.
Why It’s Real: When Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle exposed rancid meat in 1906, public outrage forced Congress to act. We’ve always had to drag corporations kicking and screaming into accountability.
Tie penalties to corporate revenue
Plan Now: Fine corporations based on a percentage of their total revenue. When a trillion-dollar giant breaks the law, the punishment should sting, not be cheaper than compliance.
True Vision: A system where cheating isn’t profitable. Where corporate boardrooms finally fear consequences the way everyday people fear eviction or jail.
Why It’s Real: The EU already does this under GDPR, slapping fines that actually hurt tech monopolies. America can do the same if we stop bowing to lobbyists.
Launch a national Fair Markets initiative
Plan Now: Invest in small businesses, worker co-ops, and community-owned enterprises so neighbors have real choices outside the corporate plantation.
True Vision: A democratic economy where broadband is owned by the town, grocery stores are owned by the workers, and energy is owned by the community — not faceless CEOs four states away.
Why It’s Real: The New Deal’s Rural Electrification Administration proved community ownership works. Millions got power that Wall Street refused to provide because profit margins weren’t high enough.
Protect creative workers
Plan Now: Pass labor standards that outlaw crunch culture, block AI replacement scams, and protect freelancers from exploitation. End the modern sweatshop for developers, musicians, and writers.
True Vision: A cultural economy where art is sacred, not strip-mined. Where musicians own their masters, coders own their games, and creativity feeds the people instead of feeding shareholder greed.
Why It’s Real: The 2023 Writers Guild strike showed collective action still works. Billion-dollar studios folded when workers fought together. History is on labor’s side when it chooses to strike.
Closing
Monopolies kill competition, kill creativity, and kill communities. They take our food, our data, our culture, and our health and turn them into profit machines while workers and families are left with scraps.
Making trust busting cool again is not just about breaking up companies. It’s breaking the cycle of corporate power over every part of our lives. It’s about building an economy where people, not monopolies, get to thrive.
ANTI-DICTATORSHIP
Anti-Dictatorship: Fighting for America’s Survival
This is not politics as usual. We are living through a rapid weakening of American democracy: checks and balances ignored, federal power turned inward on citizens, and propaganda flooding the zone so fast that real abuses get buried under the next outrage. The goal is exhaustion. The result is numbness. And numbness is how freedom dies.
If we do nothing, America will not survive as we know it. If we act, we can rebuild the guardrails and strengthen them for the next generation.
The Alarms Are Already Ringing.
The authoritarian takeover isn’t hypothetical. It’s already here.
Power Consolidated, Promises Broken
Trump signed over 200 executive orders in record time, consolidating unchecked power in ways even past presidents never dared.
He promised “no new wars” and to “end wars in one day.” Instead:
-He illegally ordered strikes on Iran without congressional approval.
-He failed to end the war in Ukraine, while publicly siding with dictator Vladimir Putin.
-He forced our military into humiliating displays — on their knees literally rolling out red carpets for a murderous dictator.
-He even renamed the Department of Defense into the Department of War — a chilling signal of his true agenda.
These are not the actions of someone defending American democracy. They are the steps of a man normalizing authoritarian power while distracting the public with promises he never intended to keep.
Billions For Cages, Pennies for Schools.
The “Big Beautiful Bill” supercharged ICE into a paramilitary force with a $150 billion budget — even larger than Germany ($86.3 billion), India ($83.6 billion), and the United Kingdom ($81.8 billion).
That same bill:
-Stripped millions of Americans from Medicaid within two years
-Gutted food assistance programs that kept families afloat
-Handed out new tax breaks to the ultra-wealthy
The result? The largest wealth transfer in modern American history — from working families to billionaires.
This is the scam: dress cruelty up as “security,” then rob the very people footing the bill. While kids go hungry and parents lose healthcare, billionaires pocket the difference. That’s not policy. That’s a war on the poor.
Spyware State: Palantir’s Rise
The rise of federal spyware through Palantir. A private surveillance giant now working hand-in-glove with the U.S. government. Palantir holds data on hundreds of millions of Americans, with the ability to track, monitor, and even live-connect to personal devices without consent. It has locked in billions in federal contracts while exporting its technology abroad — including work with Israel, where its AI-driven facial recognition tools have been used to target and kill civilians, first-aid workers, and journalists.
Purging the Backbone
Mass purges of federal workers gutted the very people who keep America running. Career scientists, regulators, inspectors, and watchdogs were forced out.
These workers are the backbone of agencies that protect consumers, veterans, and communities. With them gone, protections collapse and the nation is left vulnerable.
When inspectors disappear, toxic food makes it to the shelves. When regulators are silenced, corporations pollute our water unchecked. When watchdogs are removed, veterans wait months for care that should take days.
Rigged Riches in Crypto
Pump-and-dump crypto scams and illegal data mining ran with billionaire allies like Elon Musk, robbing Americans of billions and hijacking private data. At the same time, the very agencies meant to investigate these crimes were dismantled.
Families lost life savings overnight while billionaires cashed out. Retirees saw pensions drained by schemes they were told were “the future.” With regulators sidelined, victims had nowhere to turn, and Wall Street vultures circled to scoop up what little remained.
Tariff Wars and Broken Alliances
A tariff war on nearly every major ally eroded decades of trust and partnership, leaving the U.S. isolated on the world stage.
Families at home paid the price with higher costs on groceries, cars, and everyday goods, while allies abroad began forging new trade blocs designed to dethrone America as an economic power. What looks like short-term toughness is in reality planting the seeds for generational decline.
Attacks on Higher Education
Student visas were revoked and university funds impounded to strongarm schools into compliance with Trump’s agenda.
Those that resisted were defunded, students deported, and classrooms silenced — turning higher education from a place of free thought into a battleground of fear and obedience.
Attacks on the Media
Journalists were branded as “enemies of the people,” their licenses threatened, and lawsuits and surveillance weaponized to intimidate them.
Free press — the cornerstone of democracy — is being dismantled in real time, leaving the public blind while corruption multiplies unchecked.
Major firms were pressured with threats of lost profit and regulatory punishment, forced to provide billions in “free legal work” or risk Trump’s retaliation.
Even the nation’s most powerful lawyers — firms that once defended corporations against anyone — were bent into compliance, proving that no institution is safe when fear replaces law.
Co-opting the Legal System
Big law firms were pressured with threats of lost profit and regulatory punishment, forced into providing billions in “free legal work” or risk Trump’s wrath. Even the nation’s most powerful lawyers were bent into compliance.
The result was a legal system twisted into a weapon. Firms that should defend constitutional rights instead became tools for consolidating power, afraid to lose clients, contracts, or their very existence. Ordinary people lost allies in courtrooms where justice should be blind.
History shows the same pattern. From Mussolini’s Italy to Putin’s Russia, authoritarian leaders always move to co-opt the legal profession, turning courts and lawyers from watchdogs into enforcers. Trump’s pressure campaign on America’s law firms is not just corruption — it is a step down the same dark road.
Illegal Deployment of the National Guard
The National Guard was deployed in American cities without legal grounds, treating citizens as enemies to be occupied.
By stomping on explicit constitutional limits, Trump spread fear and flexed force against “blue state opposition” — silencing voices that disagreed while normalizing dictator-style actions carried out month after month.
The result was streets filled with military vehicles, protesters beaten and tear-gassed, and local governments stripped of authority in their own cities. Families who once felt safe walking downtown now faced curfews enforced by rifles and riot gear.
What It Feels Like on the Ground
Children live in fear that their parents may not return home after work.
Veterans and lifelong public servants are discarded overnight.
Families work full time but lose their whole paycheck to groceries, rent, and medicine.
Students are silenced, visas threatened, classrooms policed.
Reporters hold back the truth because their sources could be jailed.
Neighborhoods see uniforms before they see help.
Freedom shrinks by the day.
This is not theory. It is happening right now.
Where This Ends if We Don’t Stop It
Authoritarianism never stops at one step. It grows.
-Emergency powers become permanent.
-Courts and agencies get stacked with loyalists.
-Surveillance expands while due process disappears.
-Free press is smothered under lawsuits and intimidation.
-Elections become theater while real power consolidates in the shadows.
We are not headed toward dictatorship. We are already in it. He didn’t build a GOLDEN Ballroom and take a $400 million jet from Qatar to just gracefully give up the presidency.
The Plan to Defend and Renew Democracy
Sounding the alarm is not enough. We need action, written in law, enforced with teeth, and visible to the people every step of the way.
- Protect Civil Servants — Pass a Civil Service Shield Act to stop political purges. Expand whistleblower protections to contractors and researchers.
- Guardrails on Force and Surveillance — Require warrants for AI surveillance, close data broker loopholes, and report National Guard deployments to Congress immediately.
- Real Elections — End dark money with 48-hour donor disclosure, guarantee mail-in ballots and early voting, require independent redistricting.
- Free Press — Pass a federal shield law, reform FOIA with penalties for cover-ups, and break up media monopolies.
- Propaganda Defense — Teach media literacy in schools, force algorithm transparency, and stop billionaire monopolies from deciding what truth we see.
- End Corruption After Office — Lifetime lobbying bans, public meeting logs, and an independent Office of Public Integrity with subpoena power.
From Numb to Now
If your house was on fire, you wouldn’t debate paint colors. You would grab the hose and save it. America is that house. The fire is here.
This is not Left vs Right. It’s Right vs Wrong. It’s Up vs Down. It is Freedom versus Authoritarianism & Oligarchy. It is not about one man. It’s about whether our kids inherit a country of rulers or a country of laws.
I am not here to fit in. I am here to shine the light, name the corruption, and rebuild the guardrails with you watching, questioning, and joining at every step.
PROPAGANDA & MEDIA LITERACY
PROPAGANDA & MEDIA LITERACY:
THE FIRST STEP TO FREEDOM
Why This Matters
If we can’t see truth, WE CAN’T fight for Freedom. That’s why –Propaganda & Media Literacy– are the foundation of our Movement.
Empowering our People across both the Left & the Right with the ability to think for themselves & question the narratives forced onto us. Starting with realizing it’s even happening.
→Six corporations own almost everything you watch or read.
→Social media is designed to make you mad, not make you think.
→Politicians ride the outrage wave straight into power.
∇ This is not random. It’s a formula ∇ (according to
1. Isolate you in bubbles.
2. Pump you full of fear and rage.
3. Split us into teams — red vs blue, Black vs white, left vs right.
4. Drown the truth until all we feel is hate.
Once that happens, they don’t need facts. They just need clicks.
What We’re Fighting For
- Media literacy in schools: Teach kids to spot lies like they spot math mistakes.
- Break media monopolies: End the chokehold of six corporations.
- Protect independent journalists: Truth should never be a death sentence.
- Protecting Whistleblowers: EXPOSING GVMT. CORRUPTION against the American People should NEVER be “Espionage“. Free Snowden.
- Expose algorithms: Make Big Tech show us how they’re shaping our thoughts.
- Hold leaders accountable: Call out hate and division, even on your own side.
Undebatable & Undisputable Facts That Formulated This Platform.
The Deadliest War for Truth
Gaza (Oct 2023 → Mar 2025): approximately 232 journalists killed.
→ That’s more than World War I + World War II + Korea + Vietnam + Yugoslavia + Afghanistan combined.
-CPJ: “The deadliest and most deliberate effort to silence journalists we’ve ever documented.”
-Guardian (Sep 1, 2025): at least 189 killed by that date.
-Al Jazeera (Aug 11, 2025): more than 270 killed.
When the truth-tellers die, the powerful get to write the only story left.
↓ How the Story Gets Told ↓
(Global / Independent Media)
The Guardian:
“reporters were victims of targeted killings, which it described as murders… part of a campaign of intimidation to shut down vital reporting.”
The New Arab:
“The reason Gaza is the deadliest place on earth for journalists isn’t because they are accidentally caught in crossfire on the frontlines. It is because Israel has carried out a systematic, intentional campaign of targeted killings against journalists (and their families). Many were shot… while wearing press insignia.”
U.S. Big Media
Voice of America:
“Media covering the conflict are caught in the crossfire with at least a dozen reporters killed…”
“Journalists and news websites have been caught in the crossfire.”
Associated Press:
“He and seven other people — six of them journalists — were killed in an air strike outside of Gaza City’s largest hospital complex.”
Global outlets use words like “targeted,” “murders,” “systematic, intentional campaign.” U.S. outlets soften with “caught in the crossfire” or “killed in an airstrike.” One frames it as a crime. The other as an accident. Word choice is propaganda.
What Our “Leaders” Are Saying
Donald J. Trump — President of the United States
September 11, 2025
“We have to beat the hell out of radical left lunatics.”
“For years, those on the radical left have compared “wonderful” Americans like Charlie to Nazis… This kind of rhetoric is directly responsible for the terrorism we’re seeing in our country today.”
→Pattern Recognition: Nazi Rhetoric vs Charlie Kirk←
Adolf Hitler, Reichstag Speech — Jan 30, 1939
“If the Jewish race within Europe should succeed in plunging the nations once more into a world war … then the result will not be the annihilation of the European races, but the annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe.”
Charlie Kirk
“The ‘Great Replacement’ strategy, which is well under way every single day on our southern border, is a strategy to replace white rural America with something different.”
→ Both frame another group as an existential threat. Both push fear of “replacement.”
Hitler (Mein Kampf, speeches)
“The Jews were responsible for bringing Negroes into the Rhineland … a sin against the will of eternal Providence, and will result in the bastardizing of the white race.”
Charlie Kirk
“The Great Replacement is not a theory, it’s a reality.”
“Democratic immigration policies are aimed at diminishing and decreasing white demographics in America.”
→ Both turn demographic change into doom, pointing to a hidden enemy behind it.
Joseph Goebbels, Sportpalast Speech — 1943
“Do you want total war? … Do you want it more radical and more brutal than we can even imagine?”
Charlie Kirk
“The American Democrat Party hates this country. They want to see it collapse. They want to see it completely obliterated.”
→ Both cast politics as total war. Both turn opponents into existential enemies.
Rep. Nancy Mace — U.S. House of Representatives (R–SC)
September 11, 2025
“I’m gonna be louder than I’ve ever been until this sh*t stops.”
“The left, the Democrat Party, has allowed this stuff, and I’m f**king sick of it.”
→ This is the echo chamber. Right after Trump and Kirk frame “the left” as destroyers of America, Mace doubles down with raw blame, anger, and volume. She doesn’t calm the fire — she throws gas on it.
Key Point: Hitler escalated to genocide. Kirk hasn’t. But the patterns are the same — existential threat, fear of replacement, us-vs-them tribalism, scapegoating whole groups. And leaders like Nancy Mace keep the fire burning, training people to respond with rage instead of reason.
What This All Means
-Tribalism: When you’re pushed to pick a team so hard you stop checking facts and only trust your side.
-Propaganda: Messages designed to control how you feel and act. Lies, half-truths, fear, repetition.
The Pattern:
1. Blame the other side before facts come out.
2. Use demonizing words to fire people up.
3. Run it on loop until truth disappears.
4. While the rich and powerful sit untouched, stirring the pot.
Bottom Line
If we stay divided, they win.
If we can’t see through the lies, nothing changes.
Propaganda and tribalism are the chains on our minds.
Media literacy is the key.
If you can’t see the game, you can’t win it.
And if you can’t win it, you stay chained.
Reproductive Rights
Reproductive Rights: Healthcare and Economic Survival
Here’s the hard reality:
•The United States has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world, and it’s rising.
•Black women die at 50.3 deaths per 100,000 births — more than 3x the rate of White women.
•Rural women die at 66.9–81.7 per 100,000 births — nearly double the urban rate.
•Put those together, and Black women in rural counties are living at the most dangerous intersection in America’s maternal health crisis.
•At the same time, the cost of raising a child has exploded: childcare = rent, baby formula = $50+ per container, backpacks = $30–50, schools demanding longer lists of supplies every year. To raise a single child, families need $70–120k annually, depending on their zip code.
•Food stamps — which cut child hunger around 30% — are under attack, while it helped 1 in 3 children go to sleep with food in their bellies, now there’s millions of families facing cuts due to TRUMP & REPUBLICAN’S Big Disgusting Bill.
•Foster care and adoption systems are failing: 343,000+ children stuck in care, 36,000 legally free to be adopted but still waiting, and Black kids making up 23% of foster care despite being only 14% of the child population.
This isn’t a neutral policy debate. These are families crushed, children scarred, and women killed. So ask yourself.
-How can politicians call themselves pro-life while being anti-women’s lives?
-How can leaders praise children but let them starve in the richest country on earth?
-How can they brag about family values while blocking care that keeps mothers alive?
-If unsafe care kills, isn’t that pro-death?
-How can they fight for births but ignore the orphanages full of kids they won’t feed, house, or love?
-If adoption is their answer, why do so many adopted kids end up neglected or trapped in broken systems that leaders refuse to fix?
They know every stat, every story, every child suffering. But it’s easier to weaponize fear than deliver hope — and CORPORATE/Lobbyist checks make sure they NEVER solve it.
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The Trauma We Don’t Talk About
A toddler in foster care. Already legally free for adoption, yet spending three to five years bouncing between homes. Packed up every few months with a trash bag. New house, new rules, new strangers. By age six, they’ve been through four to six placements. Each time they start to bond, they’re ripped away. Trust destroyed. School changes. Attachment shattered. This isn’t a sad system — it’s trauma baked into childhood. And because Black children are overrepresented in foster care, they carry that weight disproportionately.
A Black mother in a rural county. The only maternity ward in her area shut down. She’s on Medicaid, no car, 30–60 minutes from care. Complications hit — bleeding, pain, panic — but the clock runs faster than the ambulance. Statistically, she’s already 3x more likely to die than a White mother, and being rural doubles the danger again. Survival isn’t about her strength. It’s about whether the system even lets her reach care in time.
Amber Thurman’s death. A 28-year-old Black mother of twins in Georgia. She miscarried and needed a simple procedure to save her life. But doctors, scared of breaking the abortion ban, stalled. Hours passed. Infection spread. By the time they acted, she was gone. Her death was declared preventable. She died not because of biology, but because lawmakers made her doctors afraid to treat her. That’s not pro-life. That’s state-sanctioned abandonment.
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What Reproductive Rights Really Mean
Reproductive rights aren’t just about “choice.” They’re about survival.
•They mean a doctor can save a mother without risking prison.
•They mean families aren’t bankrupted by the cost of raising children.
•They mean toddlers don’t rot in foster care while thousands of homes are closed to them.
•They mean poor women, rural women, and Black women aren’t condemned to die at the highest rates in the country simply because of where they live or the color of their skin.
This is both a moral fight and an economic one. Protecting reproductive rights protects mothers from death, families from collapse, doctors from handcuffs, and children from a system that abandons them.
Every woman deserves the right to live. Every child deserves food and stability. Every family deserves the dignity of raising kids without ruin. Anything less is cruelty dressed up as law.
Hold CONGRESS accountable.
The Federal Recall & Accountability Act
The S.H.A.R.P. Act (CLICK HERE FOR FULL POLICY PROPOSAL!)
Power Back to the People
If your Representative or Senator sells you out, you don’t have to wait years for the next election. With 8% of voters signing a petition, you can force a recall election.
How It Works
- 120 days to gather signatures, online and on paper.
- Verified voters only — no fake names, no dead people, no games.
- If it qualifies, a recall election happens in 90 days (or gets added to the next regular election).
- If a majority says Yes, the politician is gone — and they’re banned from running for that seat next cycle.
No Billionaire Games
- Only real voters in the district can fund a recall. No corporations, no PACs, no dark money.
- Donations capped at $500, all disclosed instantly online.
- At least half of signatures must be collected by unpaid local volunteers. Grassroots power comes first.
Teeth That Bite
- Paid canvassers must sign a bold, plain-language contract before they collect a single signature. If they cheat, they face prison unless they flip and expose the billionaire behind it.
- Petition organizers who run scams get 10 years in prison and banned from politics for life.
- Billionaires caught funding illegal recalls lose their money, their contracts, their corporations, and their freedom.
Built for Grassroots, Not Gatekeepers
- This system isn’t meant to scare off local groups — it’s meant to stop billionaires. That’s why:
- Volunteers can start gathering signatures immediately, no red tape.
- Paid canvassers just sign one government form online — 10 minutes, not 10 months.
- Free official training and guides will help grassroots orgs like Guilford For All run recalls legally.
- An official recall app verifies voters in real time, so canvassers know signatures count.
- Legal support is automatically available to grassroots groups, so they aren’t buried in lawsuits.
Why It Matters
Right now corrupt politicians know you can’t touch them until the next election. With this Act, the people can fire them mid-term. It’s not for billionaires, it’s not for PACs, it’s not for party bosses. It’s for you, your neighbors, and your community to take back power when politicians betray you.
The S.H.A.R.P. Act (CLICK HERE FOR FULL POLICY PROPOSAL!)
Fix Corporate Media
Working on it in the background!
(this only some thoughts on it)
Media Justice: Revive the Fairness Doctrine
Before the Repeal
From 1949 to 1987, the Fairness Doctrine required broadcasters to cover controversial issues of public importance and present contrasting viewpoints. It didn’t guarantee perfection, but it kept outright propaganda in check. News had to resemble journalism, not just opinion dressed up as fact.
After the Repeal
When Reagan killed the Fairness Doctrine in 1987, the floodgates opened. Rush Limbaugh, Fox News, and billionaire-backed talk radio exploded. Misinformation became a business model. Instead of serving the public, media served advertisers and corporate owners.
The Results We Live With
-Polarization turbocharged by one-sided outlets. (Fox News (biggest culprit), News Max, Daily Wire etc.)
-Billionaire-funded propaganda drowning out truth. (Curated lies to ensure OUTRAGE)
-Communities left in separate realities with no common facts. (left vs right tribalism)
My Vision
If we restore a modern Fairness Doctrine — and update it for cable news, radio, and digital platforms — we can:
1. Force accuracy and accountability, not unchecked propaganda.
2. Break the monopoly billionaires have on the truth.
3. Make sure communities hear multiple sides before decisions are made.
4. Rebuild trust that media exists to inform people, not control them.
Closing
Without media that tells the truth, democracy is just theater. Restoring fairness is the first step to giving the people facts again — and breaking the propaganda machine that billionaires have built to keep us divided.
FREE PALESTINE
Free Palestine:
Eighty-Plus Years of Blood and Silence
Facts First — A Timeline of Massacres
This genocide didn’t begin on October 7. For nearly a century, Palestinians have lived under massacre after massacre, generation after generation:
•1937–1939 (British Mandate Revolt): Haifa, Jerusalem, Haifa again, Balad al-Sheikh, Haifa again. Five massacres in three years.
•1947–1948 (The Nakba): Haifa, Abbasiya, Al-Khisas, Bab al-Amud, Jerusalem, Sheikh Bureik, Jaffa. Seven massacres in two years as Palestinians were driven from their homes, villages erased.
•1956: Khan Yunis — hundreds executed in cold blood in ONE night.
•1967: Jerusalem massacre during occupation.
•1982: Sabra and Shatila — thousands butchered in refugee camps, bodies piled in the streets, under Israeli command’s watch.
•1990: Al Aqsa massacre — worshippers gunned down in prayer.
•1994: Ibrahimi Mosque massacre — 50 killed while kneeling before God.
•2002: Jenin refugee camp — bulldozers crushing homes, families buried alive.
•2008–2009, 2012, 2014, 2018–19, 2021: Gaza again and again, bombed into rubble. Schools, markets, hospitals all branded as “militant targets.”
→ 23 distinct massacres before October 7, 2023.
→84 years straight. That’s one massacre every 3.7 years.
→The Nakba era alone made up 30% of all massacres on record.
This is not new. This is an unbroken chain of erasure and slaughter.
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The Call for Justice
The world once held the Nuremberg Trials to make sure Nazi officials who ordered and lied about genocide were held accountable. If we were serious about “never again,” then never again must apply here too.
There must be Nuremberg-style trials for the IDF commanders, for every Israeli official who signed off on massacres, and especially for those who went on international TV, looked dead into the camera, and lied to millions while justifying the slaughter of civilians. They are not spokespeople — they are participants in genocide.
And justice doesn’t end with trials. Palestinians must receive reparations from the Israeli state — the same way Holocaust survivors received reparations from Germany. Those reparations must be tied directly to:
→Removing every illegal settler from stolen Palestinian land.
→Recognizing Palestine as a sovereign state across the globe.
→Restoring dignity to a people who have endured nearly 100 years of terror, dispossession, and genocide.
Without full sovereignty, without reparations, and without the removal of settler occupation, justice is incomplete.
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The Gaza Genocide: 2023–2025
The Numbers
~64,000 Palestinians killed since October 2023.
-UN verified: nearly 70% women and children in early counts. Latest identified rolls: 47% women and children alone — before you even add elderly and civilian men.
-This is not a warzone “mix-up.” Civilians are the majority. Every dataset agrees.
The Crimes & Bloodshed
→Children sniped in the face. Kids shot one by one, blood on the pavement, because they dared exist.
→Aid trucks turned into kill zones. Starving men and boys, skin and bones, gunned down like animals as they ran for sacks of flour.
→Hospitals and schools leveled with 2,000-lb bombs, even when marked as shelters.
→Historic Churches Bombed, like Saint Porphyrius Greek Orthodox where families hid.
→World Central Kitchen convoy Obliterated — car by car, though it was mapped and cleared.
→Refugees locked out of their own homes. Gazans who once welcomed others fleeing genocide found themselves dispossessed in return.
→The voice of Hind Rajab. A little girl on the phone with first responders for hours after soldiers shot her entire family in a car riddled with hundreds of bullets. Her voice trembled, begging for help, until her line went silent.
The Comparison We Cannot Ignore
I would NEVER ADVOCATE for the BOMBING of American churches and the slaughter of white children just because the KKK were doing it to my people. So why does the world accept the bombing of Palestinian churches, the starvation of their children, and the bulldozing of their homes “because of Hamas”? ♦ One set of children is not disposable so another can be avenged ♦
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The Charge
This is not war. This is massacre by design.
When you bomb churches, starve toddlers, snipe children in the face, and mow down families begging for food — that is genocide.
And just like Nuremberg, there must be trials — not decades from now, but now. Trials for the generals, for the ministers, for the spokespeople who lied to the world while promoting slaughter.
And there must be reparations. Reparations that:
•Return Palestine’s land by removing settlers.
•Recognize Palestine as a sovereign state.
•Rebuild dignity after nearly a century of state-sponsored erasure.
Anything less is not justice — it’s just another ceasefire over a graveyard.
Community Re-investment!
Climate Justice: Clean Air, Clean Water, and Real Investment
Why It Matters
Climate justice isn’t about polar bears or ice caps — it’s about families breathing clean air, drinking safe water, and not being left with the bill for corporate greed.
When I visited my nana in Florida, her tap water stunk like rust or blood. The taste burned in my mouth when I brushed my teeth, and the shower left my skin itchy and I felt less clean than before I got in. I didn’t want to visit her specifically because of her water. And She lived with that Poison every single day. Millions of families do too — from Flint to right here in North Carolina.
The Threats We Face
-Pipelines like the SSEP: Williams Transco’s Southeast Supply Enhancement Project would cut through 100+ NC waterways, including Greensboro’s reservoirs. It brings no lasting jobs, just toxic air and risk.
-Data centers & warehouses: Drain local power, jack up pollution, and always get built in communities with the least political voice.
-Corporate impunity: Polluters pay fines that cost less than fixing the damage, so they just keep poisoning us.
My Vision:
We cannot keep letting corporations create problems and then leave us with the costs. Climate justice means real investment in people and accountability for polluters.
Here is what that looks like:
1. No new fossil fuel projects that endanger our health and water
2.Investment in renewable energy that creates local jobs
3. Prioritizing underserved communities for green infrastructure and relief
4. Holding corporations accountable for the damage they cause
5. Setting real regulations that force compliance and reinvestment so corporations fix their pollution instead of paying fines and continuing the harm because it is cheaper
6. Community-owned power where local families, not Wall Street, control the energy supply and profits are reinvested into schools, jobs, and services
7. Rural solar and wind projects that lower family bills and create installation and maintenance jobs right here in North Carolina
8. Guaranteed job training and placement for workers moving from fossil fuels into clean energy, with union protections and fair pay so no one is left behind
9. Water protection zones that put public reservoirs, rivers, and aquifers off limits to dangerous corporate projects
10. A polluter pays fund that forces big corporations to cover health care costs, environmental cleanup, and direct community reinvestment in the places most harmed by pollution
11. A school to solar program that puts solar panels directly on public schools, cutting energy costs while giving students hands-on learning about clean energy and freeing up money for classrooms
Closing:
Clean air and clean water are not privileges. They are rights. When we talk about climate justice, we are talking about justice for our families, our neighborhoods, and our future.
Freedom to drink without questioning the source.
Freedom to breathe without inhaling a future lung disease.
Freedom to have necessities without a corporation’s profit motive attached to it.
Freedom of Identity Act
UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS
Read the full Freedom of Identity Act → Here.
Every person deserves the right to live, love, and exist freely without fear, punishment, or discrimination.
For too long, identity has been used as a political weapon, not to protect people but to divide them.
Politicians push forward court cases and incremental legislation designed to harm and reduce the safety of people’s identities just to rile up their base and score political points. They have no real vision for a better America.
When you think about the many issues this country is facing, how many of them are solved by “bathroom policing”?
Or by the highest court in the land debating whether two consenting adults can legally marry?
Does that fix your healthcare?
Does that improve your schools?
Is that a good use of your taxpayer dollars?
Of course not.
These so-called “issues” do not make life better. They distract you from what is actually falling apart.
They are designed to keep you angry at your neighbor instead of holding your representative accountable for doing nothing about the problems that matter: healthcare, education, affordable housing, clean energy, fair wages, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
WHAT THIS FIGHT IS ABOUT
The goal: Guarantee every person the same legal protection to exist authentically and safely in every part of American life.
The Freedom of Identity Act would:
-Protect every individual’s right to self-identify in both public and private life.
-Allow every consenting adult to marry the person they love.
-Let people choose their own pronouns and gender identity on government and workplace forms.
-Outlaw discrimination in jobs, housing, education, and public spaces based on identity or expression.
-Give victims of identity-based hate or discrimination the same federal legal standing as race or religion cases.
-Hold institutions and employers accountable through federal enforcement.
WHAT THIS DOESN’T DO
It is just as important to know what this act does not do so nobody can twist it into something it isn’t.
-It does not force anyone to use specific pronouns or language. Respect cannot be legislated.
Just like failing to call a doctor “Dr.” does not break the law, it only shows disrespect. This act does not punish speech. It protects people from discrimination.
-It does not control personal beliefs, religion, or opinions. You can think or believe what you want; you just cannot weaponize it to deny someone else their rights.
-It does not erase parental rights or regulate what is taught at home. It simply ensures dignity and safety are protected under the law.
-It does not give special rights. It guarantees equal rights, no more and no less.
-It does not create new categories of punishment. It extends existing civil rights protections to include identity and expression.
-It should not be used to silence faith or open discussion. Freedom of identity also means freedom of thought.
This is about freedom from harm, not forced belief.
WHY IT MATTERS
1. America’s promise of equality is incomplete until it protects everyone.
2. Hate and fear have been used to build voting blocs instead of building communities.
3. Protecting identity is not about politics. It is about safety, dignity, and freedom.
4. Once these rights are permanently written into law, no future legislation can legitimately attack them without exposing itself as anti-freedom.
5. This locks equality into the foundation of our democracy so that the same tired culture-war debates lose their power.
6. When equality is settled law, lawmakers have no excuse left but to focus on the real work: healthcare, education, energy, innovation, and the future of our economy.
THE BIGGER VISION
-Expand civil rights protections to include identity and expression.
-Build a nation where no one has to hide who they are to survive.
-Make the United States a global leader for human rights and inclusion.
-Replace division and distraction with unity and progress.
WHAT THIS MEANS FOR US
This is not about agreeing with everyone. It is about recognizing everyone’s humanity.
Real freedom means no one has to beg to exist.
Real faith means loving your neighbor as yourself.
And real leadership means protecting that love in law.
Freedom of identity is freedom, period.
Until every person can live as who they truly are, our democracy is not complete.
Read the full Freedom of Identity Act → Here
Immigration Crisis
MY IMMIGRATION POSITION
America does not have an immigration crisis.
America has a system that is intentionally broken to serve political donors, private prisons, and fear-based politics.
I believe in a border and an immigration system that is secure, humane, fast, fair, and rooted in the truth, not in fear.
Here is exactly what that means.
1. Immigrants are not stealing jobs. Corporations are stealing wages.
What the facts show
-Immigrants do not reduce wages for native-born workers over time.
-Most immigrants work in jobs Americans refuse because companies keep wages low and conditions harsh.
-Entire industries depend on immigrant labor including agriculture, construction, childcare, elder care, hospitality, and food production.
-The real issue is not immigrant workers. The real issue is corporate greed and the refusal to raise wages or improve working conditions.
The core point
A strong economy requires honest labor practices, fair wages, and protections for all workers. Targeting immigrants only protects corporate exploitation.
Kyah Translation
Immigrants are not the reason your job does not pay enough. Corporate greed is. They use immigrants as scapegoats so no one notices the real thief.
2. Immigrants pay billions in taxes and receive almost no federal benefits
What they contribute
-Undocumented immigrants pay between 12 and 15 billion dollars into Social Security every year. They can never claim a single dollar of it.
-Immigrants pay sales taxes, property taxes through rent, state taxes, and income taxes through ITIN numbers.
-Total immigrant tax contributions are estimated at 100 to 150 billion dollars annually.
What they receive
-Undocumented immigrants do not receive federal benefits.
-They are excluded from Social Security, Medicare, federal welfare programs, and most public assistance.
-Their citizen children may qualify for certain benefits, but adults receive none.
The core point
Immigrants give far more to America than America gives back. They are a net positive in every fiscal analysis.
Kyah Translation
Immigrants pay into the system. They do not drain it. They help America run while getting almost nothing in return.
3. Immigrants commit fewer crimes than U.S. born citizens
The reality
-Undocumented immigrants commit violent crime at lower rates than native-born Americans.
-Documented immigrants commit crime at even lower rates than undocumented ones.
-Texas state data shows U.S. born citizens commit crime two to three times more often than immigrants.
Specific crime categories
-Over 70 percent of mass shooters are white men.
-White men are 30 percent of the population but commit 70 percent of child sexual abuse cases.
-Over 90 percent of hard drugs, including fentanyl, enter through legal ports of entry and are smuggled by U.S. citizens, not migrants crossing between checkpoints.
The core point
If crime were the standard for immigration policy, immigrants would be the least of our concerns. The narrative is political, not factual.
Kyah Translation
Immigrants are not the danger. The fear campaigns are.
4. Politicians manufacture fear to sell themselves as protectors
How the cycle works
-Politicians describe an invisible enemy at the border.
-They show dramatic images disconnected from daily life.
-They frame migrants as a threat to get donations and attention.
-Fear becomes a business model that keeps voters scared and keeps money flowing to campaigns.
The core point
Fear-based politics replace the truth with profitable fiction. Real leadership focuses on solutions, not scare tactics.
Kyah Translation
They keep you scared so they can stay powerful. The scarier the story, the more money they make.
5. The immigration backlog exists because the system is intentionally underbuilt
The truth
-Asylum seekers can wait up to 8 to 12 years for a decision.
-Cases move slowly because the government refuses to hire enough judges and caseworkers.
-The delay benefits private detention centers, contractors, and politicians who rely on ongoing chaos.
-A functioning system would process cases quickly and clearly.
The core point
The backlog is not an accident. It is a political choice that rewards people who profit from a broken system.
Kyah Translation
The system is slow on purpose. Powerful people make money by keeping it broken.
6. America does not have an immigration crisis.
America has an intentionally broken system designed for profit and political gain.**
What keeps it broken
-Private detention centers profit from long stays and high volumes of detainees.
-Politicians receive donations from these companies and from fear-driven fundraising.
-The system benefits from chaos, not solutions.
-Migrant suffering is a business model for both corporations and political campaigns.
The core point
A system built to break people will never fix itself. We must rebuild it from the ground up.
Kyah Translation
The crisis is not the people arriving. The crisis is the people in power who get rich from keeping things broken.
7. For-profit immigration detention is legalized human exploitation
What has happened
-Private detention centers expanded heavily in recent years.
-Guards were hired with high bonuses and sometimes operate in masked, militarized units.
-Some detainees have died, been abused, or even killed due to negligent or violent conditions.
-These facilities have every financial incentive to keep beds full and services minimal.
The core point
Human freedom should never be a profit center. Detention should be strictly public, regulated, and humane.
Kyah Translation
No one should make money locking up human beings. Period.
8. My Reform Plan for a Modern, Fair, and Secure Immigration System
A. Modernize the legal immigration process
-Hire 15,000 or more immigration judges and caseworkers.
-Create a digital case system to eliminate lost paperwork.
-Guarantee asylum decisions within 90 to 180 days.
-Provide legal representation for all asylum seekers.
Kyah Translation
Fix the paperwork, hire the staff, process cases fast and fair.
B. Strengthen border security where the real problems are
-Invest in advanced scanning at ports of entry.
-Track drug trafficking through intelligence and financial monitoring.
-Conduct coordinated anti-cartel operations with Mexico.
-Build rapid-processing humanitarian facilities for incoming migrants.
Kyah Translation
Secure the border with technology and intelligence, not fear and chaos.
C. End for-profit immigration detention
-Nationalize all detention facilities.
-Ban private detention contracts.
-Remove bed quotas.
-Require humane standards and public reporting.
-Fund proven, cheaper alternatives to detention.
Kyah Translation
End the business of locking people up and put the government back in charge.
D. Protect immigrant workers from corporate exploitation
-Create portable visas that allow workers to switch jobs without risking deportation.
-Enforce wage theft penalties against abusive employers.
-Establish whistleblower protections.
-Create an independent oversight board outside of DHS.
-Ensure unions can represent visa holders.
Kyah Translation
Immigrant workers should not live in fear of their bosses. Give them the freedom to leave abusive jobs.
E. Smart, humane deportation priorities
-Deport violent offenders as a top priority.
-Avoid deporting families, long-term residents, and community members with deep ties.
-End raids in homes, schools, daycares, churches, and other sacred spaces.
-Stop courthouse ambushes and surprise raids.
Kyah Translation
Keep communities safe. Stop tearing families apart in the places they should be safest.
F. Support cities and towns that receive new arrivals
-Provide federal grants for housing, language learning, schools, and community integration.
-Match new arrivals with job shortages, especially in rural areas.
-Coordinate with states to distribute resources equitably.
Kyah Translation
If the federal government brings people in, it should help communities support them.
Drug Addiction Reform
Working on it in the background! (brief thoughts on it)
People like Addison McDowell (NC District 6) ran on their platform being “tough on drugs” because his brother overdosed on Fentanyl but somehow only passed a bill for more border enforcement, pretending as though there isn’t a problem of mental health and drug services within their district.
That’s because Republicans don’t want to fix problems.
Everything is political optics.
I will outline actual problems, actual stories, and actual issues with our current system and what we must do to fix it so that people get real help and aren’t used as political props to weaponize our money towards border enforcement and police. Police don’t fix drugs. How many decades are we going to do the same thing and get the same results? That’s the definition of insanity.
Free Our Food!
Working on it in the background!
— Kyah Creekmore's campaign website (February 13, 2026)
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