Is this the future of America?

Where we stand today

75% of Americans did not want a Trump-Biden rematch.  As much as Harris has reinvigorated the Democratic Party, disappointment and disillusionment with the party remain high.  The national deficit will soon reach $40 billion.  This is a reflection of the failed policies of both parties who monopolize political power and governance in the United States.  Both parties just spend and send the bill to future generations.  Soon this option will be off the table and we will be stranded with immense interest payments that will crowd out all major federal expenses including defense and social security.  And then what?

Both major parties want the government to intervene and force an a la carte agenda according to their beliefs:  Republicans claim to want limited government but want to use the power of government to enforce a ban on abortions!  Democrats pretend to champion bodily self-determination but advocate mask mandates!  Both parties want to manipulate the law just to cater to their own beliefs.  Then they refuse to adhere to the very principles they pretend to protect when it works against their entrenched interests.  This is what is dividing America:  The parties sacrificing principle to promote the narrative they believe their clientele wants to consume!

We have an opportunity on November 5, 2024, to voice our displeasure!  Let’s vote Libertarian to send a message loud and clear:  America will not be divided.  America does not believe in party-sponsored extremism.  Say no to the dual campaigns of anger and hate.  We the voters have more common sense than you the party bosses and professional politicians.  On November 5 we will vote Libertarian! 

Nico Tsatsoulis is a well-known politician and activist in Chicago and Cook County, fighting corruption and for equality in property taxes.  He enjoys widespread support and respect from the political spectrum, from the left to the right.  He is mostly known for exposing corruption at the Cook County Assessor's office.  In one famous instance, assessor Fritz Kaegi selectively lowered taxes for the Wrigley Building and the Stratfor Belden which belong to Fritz kaegi's biggest donor Joe Mansueto, owner of the Chicago Fire soccer team.