Let us take a step back in time to the beginning, back to a time in American colonial history. (1764–71)
Carolina Residents complained of unfair representation, taxation, extortion, and corruption of the local officials. Does it sound familiar? It should. They called themselves Regulators. They were pre-Boston Tea Party, Pre-Battle of Concord, and Lexington. They were the embers that sparked a great movement.
The regulators illustrate how dissatisfied much of the population was during the days before the American Revolution. The boldness displayed by reformers opposed to the government authority should provide a lesson to us.
I say we start our own Regulator Movement nationwide. It is time to expose all the corruption in the government. (Local, State, and Federal) it is time to put We the People back in charge.
