Accountability in the United States...
Here are the individuals we've hired, sometimes by direct election, and sometimes by proxy to spend our tax dollars. They are accountable, and it's an integral part of their position that they listen and respond to the voices of - WE THE PEOPLE. Don't let them get away with not doing the jobs we pay them to do.
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Our Goal at More Perfect Union Accountability Network
Our Vision
This platform doesn’t just connect individuals to government — it builds collective momentum. With every mailed letter, the pressure grows. With every update to the counter, the will of the people becomes harder to dismiss. In a digital age where real voices are often buried by algorithms and inbox filters, we’re bringing civic engagement back into the physical world — where it has weight, friction, and undeniable presence.
Our only goal is to facilitate this objective by making it easier to exert pressure using physical paper to express dissatisfaction when the government actors that we pay to serve us, are extorting, abusing, and violating the rights of WE THE PEOPLE. If you are so inclined to print and mail this yourself, please feel free to do this. We are not gatekeepers, only facilitators! If you feel the weight of this logistical challenge, for less than the price of adding air to your tires, we will: print, fold, stuff, stamp, and USPS mail your grievance on your behalf.
All pressure is good pressure, feel free to copy and paste our grievance into an email if you're not concerned with exerting the physical weight of a paper document on your public servants.
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