Choose a route
Start with your concern
Answer plain questions and identify a useful lever, responsible office, evidence, and next step.
Take an action
Public comment
Prepare a substantive comment
Use real FTC and BLM examples to turn evidence into a specific request. Nothing is submitted automatically.
Current windows
Find a comment period
Review dated opportunities, the official notice, deadline, and filing route before acting.
Working record
Make the next step concrete
Prepare an evidence record, request, commitment, comment-period record, finding, or outcome record.
Candidate commitment
Use the complete People-First Pledge
Ask one candidate to sign the complete A5 and R8 commitment and preserve the response.
Follow through
Turn an expectation into public action
Find the responsible actor, prepare a request, and define what public proof would show movement.
Route to change
Find how a policy can be reversed
Distinguish statutes, rules, orders, court routes, and constitutional change before choosing an actor.
Understand the evidence
Authority
Who can act—and what would prove it?
Search the A5 and R8 authority records by reform, right, actor, and legal route.
Accountability Five
Inspect the five demands
See each demand, the public record it requires, and the distinction between a pledge, score, vote, and outcome.
Rights Eight
Connect a right to delivery
Choose one Second Bill of Rights goal and inspect the current condition, responsible actor, and possible route.
Constitution
Inspect a constitutional finding
Review authority, stewardship, limits, contrary evidence, and routes to repair.
Public money
Follow the fiscal record
Separate authorization, outlay, exposure, recovery, cost, and result.
Household result
Find where the benefit stopped
Compare wages, costs, housing, education, childcare, and other household measures with their limits.
Citizenship
See how access became a right
Review legal milestones and the organized work citizens used to make those changes endure.
Private funds
Track power outside Congress
Identify who controls the fund, what function it performs, and which court or executive venue matters.
CL tools
Check what a measurement establishes
Use CL-001 through CL-009 without confusing a tool output with proof beyond its method.
Read the guides and arguments
Citizen Field Guide
The seven levers, A5/R8 orientation, CL tools, and comment examples.
Worksheets
Readable versions of the eight action records, with instructions for what each record proves.
Sources and references
The source map, official routes, example limits, and evidence practices behind the kit.
The Law’s Ideological Shield
Why the legal structure often protects property more readily than unenumerated human needs.
Build Citizen Power
Connect structural reform, enforceable duties, and organized public action.
What federal law delivered
Review the selected 2015–2025 legislative record and the difference between passage and delivered benefit.
Go to the supporting record
Use the source-record library when you want the dated evidence, limits, and underlying source links behind a claim. It is written for reading; you do not need to open JSON files.