Sovereign Citizen

The Sovereign Citizen provides an exciting new way for Americans to gain information about pending legislation and a sense of self-empowerment. Participants will be asked to research constitutional and contemporary issues which are being discussed as proposed legislation in the Halls of Congress. They then investigate their own consciences about those issues, research these issues and then give voice to their concerns. They are also asked to then organize themselves and move into the community to affect positive change on real issues being debated on the floor of the House of Representative and the United States Senate. The results of the debates will be delivered to the sponsors of the legislative proposals by Forum for Democracy in an effort to strongly encourage our legislators to vote with the People.

Should congress pass legislation to develop the use of cellulosic ethanol and construct infrastructure that enables retail gas stations to dispense cellulosic ethanol for vehicle fuel to reduce the consumption of petroleum-based fuel?

Related words: cellulosic ethanol | cellulosic ethanol |

Next Week: Should Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac be required to share profits with taxpayers when the government is required to subsidize these private companies during difficult times?

Last Week: Should congress pass legislation which would increase incentives for young Americans to voluntarily serve one or two years in a National Service Program such as AmeriCorps?

Results:YES 71.4% NO 28.6%

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