NH Rebellion Information

The New Hampshire Rebellion is fully focused on Step #1. We're not out to propose solutions to the problem - the One Question we intend to ask presidential hopefuls is not "Will You Support Act X?" but "How will you end the system of corruption in Washington?" It's a deliberately open-ended question. Any politician can make a yes or no answer to a question about a particular solution, (and the clever ones will be able to say both yes and no at the same time), but the open-ended question ensures that when the candidate answers we'll be able to tell whether or not they've seriously been thinking about possible solutions. We'll know if they truly recognize that the system of corruption in Washington is truly dysfunctional and unsustainable - or if they see no problem with the status quo. And even if they're not thinking about the problem of corruption in Washington, after being asked that question a couple dozen times, they will be. At least if they want to win. Now, to be clear, there's nothing wrong with looking at some of the proposed political solutions to this problem - and even saying "I want reform, but not this particular bill. If you're interested in finding out more information about specific solutions, and the pros and cons of each, you can head to Rootstrikers.org, Represent.us, DemandProgress.org… but the truth is, by naming even those few sites, we know we leave out dozens of equally important others with different ideas about what form reform should take. But for anyone asking us "How do you propose to solve the problem of corruption in Washington? - you're asking the wrong people. That's the question we should be asking every candidate. Do you like this post?