Over recent years, we have witnessed the rise of authoritarianism, the inflammation of racial violence, and the deepening of divisions in America. Cynical lust for political power and personal gain have eroded trust in our laws and our Constitution, and have pitted Americans against Americans, against immigrants, against the weakest among us, and ultimately against ourselves.

 

Those with this lust for power, have sought to use and control those that can help them acquire it. Our system, and the parties that represent us, have been wired together to keep power where it is—in the hands of the few and out of the many. Some have exploited growing vulnerabilities in our society, fanning divisions, and are openly attempting to undermine what America stands for. They actually highlight the dangers of ignoring what is actually happening in our country.

 

The problem we face is that "We The People" do not feel our voices are heard, wherever these voices may come from, from all walks of life, all political parties, and all persuasions. Mechanically, parties are designed to represent the interests of party leadership, and although by all appearances they seem to communicate “representation”—it is no such thing. Most people largely act in their political parties through their vote. Once this vote occurs, the connection becomes detached. Candidates are selected by party elites ...this is the system. The problem itself is what the National Consensus Party (NCP) is focused on solving.

 

We are out to give the silent majority their voice back. We want to hear them. We want to place the power in the hands of every American. We want every voice heard ...this is the NCP.

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