REDEFINE POWER
LET THE EASTSIDE DECIDE
The Eastside deserves to be INCORPORATED as a city. It’s time for our government to reflect the reality that the Eastside IS a city.
We are empowering our community through a PARTICIPATORY MODEL where every resident can decide the outcome of our future.
OUR FOCUS:
Three Systemic Barriers
INCORPORATION
OF OUR CITY
Our city houses over 70% of the population of Nevada and generates over 70% of the tax revenue in the state. Yet, almost half of us live in unincorporated towns (Sunrise Manor, Whitney, Winchester, Paradise, Spring Valley, Enterprise, and Summerlin), we are essentially a broken up city without a political voice. By remaining unincorporated towns and small cities, our collective power is diluted and the wealth extracted from us gets managed at the County level. Incorporating is the first step to ensure our wealth created by us stays here and gets managed by us.
PARTICIPATORY
MODEL
Our current political system is outdated and diminishes our voice by allowing the biggest wallets to dictate our future. By implementing a participatory democracy model, we ensure that the Eastside decides our future. This model gives every resident the power to propose ideas, cast their vote, and set priorities that shape our daily lives. We are moving away from a 'pay-to-play' model and toward an inclusive, transparent, and accountable system for the people who call the Eastside home. This is our campaign’s priority. We are proud to launch a participatory platform for our Congressional District alongside our candidate, Luis Paniagua, to finally give our community some power it deserves.
ADDRESSING THE
MONETARY CRISIS
Most people are unaware how money and our financial system works. Money is debt, and that debt grows through the compounding pressure of asset values. Two important concepts to understand are that Money = Debt and Money + Debt = 0. This is not a secret, it is visible in the U.S. Sectoral Balance Graph. We live in an economy with the most “money” ever, which correlates to living in the time with the most debt ever. This is a systemic issue because the economy is demanding new ways to turn your daily life into a debt obligation to satisfy our monetary supply. It is NOT a coincidence this administration is floating the idea of a 50-year mortgage!