Nobody's Party but Yours

Wisconsin People's Party  wants to clean out government corruption and create a true democracy. Get money out of politics and ban corporate lobbying. 

WPP  aims to fix Wisconsin's democracy. 

We challenge corporate influence and promote fair elections. We will favor unbiased media, everyone's right to vote, and ranked-choice voting. WPP also calls for public funding of elections, separation of church and state, and fair redistricting. By backing initiatives like the National Popular Vote Coalition, it seeks to make democracy work better for everyone. 

 Neoliberal trickle-down economics has primarily benefited the Wealthy Elites. The tax cuts at the core of trickle-down economics have transferred trillions of dollars from the middle class into the bank accounts of the privileged 1%-ers. Workers have felt the pinch as funding for vital public services they depend on has been cut. In addition, wages have stagnated, pushing more and more workers out of the middle class into lower income levels. This economic insecurity has bred frustration and mistrust in our democratic institutions as people desperately seek relief.

To strengthen our democracy, we must provide economic security for the working class. Our economic policy proposes abandoning trickle-down economics favoring the Wealthy Elites and instead shifting to a mixed economy approach. In a mixed economy, services and products of vital public interest like healthcare are owned and operated by the not-for-profit public sector for the benefit of all people. Other industries remain in the for-profit private sector, though we aim to encourage worker-owned cooperatives and small family-owned businesses within this sphere.

 In response to evolving national needs, our military policy advocates for empowering the National Guard and state militia. This approach not only strengthens local defense capabilities but also aligns with environmental consciousness through recycling, repurposing, and reusing military infrastructure. Additionally, we propose a significant shift in foreign policy, placing National Guard at the forefront and redirecting traditional military forces from foreign ventures.