Three ways in
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Examine the evidence
The proposal in plain English, the strongest objections, the test results and every correction, dated.
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Where things stand
Four things kept apart, updated when the evidence changes, including when it goes against us.
Updated Nov 1, 2026 · Full evidence page
What the record shows
Most money is bank deposits, created when banks lend. Net interest took about 19.5¢ of every federal revenue dollar in fiscal 2026.
What history suggests
Americans have changed their money system before. Public money's record is mixed; limits on quantity were part of the difference.
What the accounting shows
An early accounting model passed specified checks and exposed gaps. Rules for those gaps are adopted on paper and being built; they are not yet fully tested.
Not yet shown
Whether the design keeps prices stable, keeps credit available at a fair cost, and survives the transition. That testing comes next.
America has changed its money before
From colonial paper money to the Federal Reserve Act, every system we've had was a choice someone made. Chapter 5 tells the whole record, failures included.
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Change starts in the states
The first ask isn't an amendment. It's a public study: a state hearing where the design is examined, critics testify and the findings are published. Find your state and take one step this month.
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Member counts will appear here once there are real members to count.
How this movement works
NonpartisanNo candidate, no party. Members keep their own politics.
NonviolentNo threats or harassment of anyone, ever.
Open booksWhere the money comes from and goes, published.
Critics welcomeThe strongest objections sit next to our answers.
No conspiracy, no bigotryThe case rests on public documents. Blaming a people is not tolerated.
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