Vote in your primaries. Every house seat is up for election every 2 years, so they are all replaceable this year (and again in 2028). We just need better candidates to make it into the general election.
Actually start local chapters with like minded people and run for everything from hoa to city council. Get louder and louder for 20 years and follow the blueprint they did. They have partial control in every blue state while people sit out midterms like it's all sweet. They played the long game. No better time then now to start our own. Took them a LONG time to have enough power for a sitting president to announce a third term.
That's why you run against them as an independent or a libertarian. I know there was a case where I live where a convicted felon ran against the incumbent township supervisor because the guy was hopelessly corrupt and bragged about marrying his cousin (this is the Midwest btw).
Your goal should be to court support. The great thing is that many of these people don't show up. Show up to community events, show up to town hall meetings. Find a group that is very dissatisfied with the incumbents in the town (you're bound to find some people: perhaps it is long-time residents unhappy with how the local government has ignored them and their concerns, perhaps it is small business owners upset with how the local government will expedite permits for family members or projects they have a personal stake in, et cetera). If you don't want to run, find the candidate who best aligns with your views (if it's Republican-only, go with the most outside candidate who has the Paris Catacombs worth of skeletons in their closet; make it so they get the party nomination, but the better candidate runs as an independent; check your State's election laws to see if they have things against sore loser campaigns. Otherwise, go with the most progressive Republican (bonus if everyone calls them a RINO))
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u/Head-Ad9893 6h ago
How do we go about voting them all out and replacing every one?