Needless to say, the endurance of our Constitutional Republic depends on the unwavering allegiance to the U.S. Constitution of its elected government leaders who, to get elected, depend on their ability to convince the majority of qualified voters that their professed platform promises will benefit their country and its constituents' interests, security and national pride.

Unfortunately, although it behooves American voters to select the best possible qualified political candidates who will lead our Constitutional Republic, a great percentage of qualified voters who consider voting as a useless waste of time are erroneously reluctant to vote!

Moreover, a segment of those individuals who do vote have no time, capability or desire to scrutinize their ambitious wannabe-leaders' true or feigned allegiance to our Constitution – or their friendship with the enemies of freedom and the U.S.A.

In addition to the foretasted, it appears that political affiliation, wealth concerns, lower taxes, personal prejudices, etc., seems to be of more importance to innumerable American voters than anything else – including the uncertainty and fear which is now enveloping our besieged, betrayed nation.

Given the "everyone-for-him/her-self" attitude of countless self-concerned American voters, for a certain ilk of politicians, the task of deceiving their trusting, uninformed constituents is not too difficult a task for habitually deceitful wannabe leaders to achieve. 

In fact, despite having planned and incited an insurrection in 2024, by regaling his trusting uninformed constituents with promises he did not plan to keep, an unqualified, wannabe tyrant – Donald Trump – was reelected in 2024!

Of course, this self-serving vote-casting blunder is nothing new – as evinced by the countless deceived voters who now regret having cast their votes for a shameless disloyal insurrectionist still trying assiduously to become America's tyrant.

Apparently, since a great number of voters' political decisions are dictated by their personal what-is-in-it-for-me inclinations, more often than not, they are generally inclined to ignore any truly informed sound advice which is counter to their interests, while others lack the time or desire to be informed.

All said and done, it is only when the interests of self-interested voters are in jeopardy do they rebel against the politicians who failed them!  For example:

• The Great Depression of Herbert Hoover (1929-32)
• The Great Recession of George W. Bush (2001-09)
• The Great Pandemic of Donald Trump (2017-21)
• The Great Deception of Donald Trump (2025-??)

Nonetheless, as history will attest, the chances are that our nation's self-concerned voters' "political rebellion" will most likely be a brief, short-lived, soon-forgotten reaction.

Further, once national and economic normalcy is reestablished, deceitful self-serving politicians will again be around, criticizing the policies and actions which brought our ill-governed country to its status quo ante and, once more, deceiving self-interested, what's-in-it-for-me voters!

Although historically the duty of electing the candidates most qualified to lead and protect our country has depended on its voting majority's decisions, considering the incertitude which has been enveloping our country – since Donald Trump took office in 2025 – at this juncture, if our Democracy is to endure, changes commensurate with our perilous times are imperative.

At this critical inflection point, insofar as the planner and inciter of the January 6th, 2021 insurrection was reelected in 2024 by a large segment of uninformed and/or deceived voters who now detest Donald Trump's corrupt, narcissistic, un-American, treasonous actions – it's time for a change!

Obviously, selecting the leaders whose decisions and actions, good or otherwise, will surely affect the lives of all Americans requires a more "up-to-date", rational and effective method of selecting said leaders.

Up to now, by default, the power of the "voting majority" which elects the next U.S. president – or State Governor – with some exceptions, has generally been derived from the reluctance of a large percentage of American citizens who refuse to cast their votes – which they consider a waste of time!

For example, in 2020, 67% of American voters cast their votes while 33% (about 90 Million) did not vote.

In 2024, oblivious to the 2021 insurrection, 64% citizens voted and 30% (about 80 million) did not cast their votes – allowing Donald Trump's reelection!