Manifesto

We are everyday Americans—parents, workers, veterans, neighbors—who love this country and refuse to watch it slip away.

United States Citizens for Accountability

 

We are marching for one fundamental purpose: Accountability

1. Full Transparency on the Epstein Files

Epstein is dead supposedly, but there are still guilty parties walking around free.
We’ve all seen the released records tied to Jeffrey Epstein.
What’s in them is sickening—children trafficked, abused, and discarded while powerful people participated or looked away.
And when officials like Pam Bondi suggest accountability might “derail the system,” our answer is simple:
Then the system needs to be derailed.
Any system that shields the powerful and sacrifices children is a system that must be torn down and rebuilt.

2. Judicial Accountability

Across the country, violent repeat offenders are released until someone ends up hurt or dead.
We remember:
A young woman attacked on a train by an offender who should never have been free.
A woman set on fire by someone with a long-known history.
An elderly woman beaten with a nailed board by a repeatedly released offender.
These weren’t accidents—they were failures.
Public safety is not optional.

3. Ending Government Fraud

Fraud drains taxpayers while officials look away.
We saw it in Minnesota: the nonprofit Feeding Our Future accused of funneling millions meant for children into shell companies and luxury goods.
Nationwide, billions vanish through:
COVID relief scams
Medicare & Medicaid fraud
Fake contracts
Misused public funds
Every stolen dollar is taken from schools, vets, and public safety.
We demand real consequences.

4. Tax Fairness & Responsible Spending

Americans pay more than ever and get less in return.
Our cities crumble while billions flow overseas.
Families choose between groceries and rent while FEMA can’t fund basic disaster relief.
Citizens sleep in tents after storms while money is sent abroad at lightning speed.
Taxpayer funds support illegal immigrants with housing and services while Americans are pushed to the edge.
People aren’t against paying taxes—they’re against being ignored.
They want their money used for their communities, not forgotten abroad.

5. Protecting Veterans, Seniors, Children & Innocent Citizens

A nation must protect its own.
Yet veterans sleep on sidewalks, seniors scrape by, children fall through cracks, and dangerous individuals walk free.
We remember cases like:
The killing of Kate Steinle.
The Iowa murder committed by an undocumented farmworker.
A NYC subway stabbing by a repeatedly released offender.
These tragedies were preventable.
No family should lose a loved one because the system refused to act.

6. Real Judicial & Government Accountability

Endless hearings and committees produce nothing. Reports vanish. No justice follows.
We demand real trials, real judges, real juries—justice owned by the people, not insiders.
Reflection
Do we still have the grit that built this nation, survived wars, disasters, and oppression?
Or have we grown comfortable, quiet, and complacent?

This is our moment to prove we still have that courage.

Call to Action: July 4, 2026

On July 4th, put aside the BBQs and fireworks—for a few hours—and stand up, march, and be counted.
Organize at your courthouse, city hall, or town square.
Lead a statewide caravan.
Bring your family, friends, neighbors.

And if you can—take it all the way to Washington, D.C.

This isn’t left or right.
It isn’t about one group or one party.
It’s for every American—every color, every background, every belief.
Because tomorrow, it could be your child, your parent, your family who needs someone to stand up.

We Are Mad as Hell, and We’re Not Going to Take It Anymore.

Let July 4, 2026 be remembered not for fireworks—
but for the fire of the people rising.
Find your protest.
Lead one if there isn’t one.
This is your country.
Your voice.
Your moment.
Welcome to the movement

Because it’s time the politicians and the elite remember one truth:
The American people are the employers.
They are the employees.
And without us—they are nothing.
This is not left or right.
Not one party or one group.
This is for every American who refuses to be ignored