Wild Willpower PAC‘s prime directive (similar to Mission Statement, but for Star Trek fans) is to “help people live sustainably, and work toward the advancement and respect of human rights“.
WWP also seeks to support Native American (and other wild skills) teachers – to sponsor them and hire documentation crew in order to broadcast ancient skills to help bring this important knowledge to the general public via www.WildLivingSkills.org.
or if you are an indigenous teacher who possess such skills and would like to work with Wild Willpower (pending acquisition of funds, which we’re working on)
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We only promote Candidates who run on our platform and who openly endorse our people-powered campaigns because we believe our platform is better for Iowans than other platforms we have seen candidates run on. While our platform does not conflict with other platforms, we have made improvements to what we’ve seen in both the Democratic and Republican party’s platforms, and we’ve vastly expanded the topics they tend to write about because, frankly, they should be talking about how to solve several issues they are not mentioning, such as:
Real estate is being bought up by out-of-state landlords who put up huge mega-rentals. This is driving Iowans into poverty. We have a solution.
Our urban areas have become concrete jungles with nowhere to legally grow food. We have a solution.
Minimum wage is low while CEOs in Iowa are earning $20 M/year. We have a solution.
As for our campaigns, many PACs are known for putting forth hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars to get “their candidate” elected, on the condition that their candidates don’t vote in anything that may be a conflict of interest for the company’s interests. This is in part why our government has become so corrupt! Wild Willpower PAC is different: we directly fund people-powered campaigns that directly help the people, and that bolster the platform our candidates run on. Although 501c3 nonprofits are legally restricted from filing class action lawsuits or getting involved with politics, we, on the other hand, operate like a nonprofit in that we work diligently to benefit the public, however we are not restricted in the same manner nonprofits generally are. Unfortunately, we’ve seen a lot of great nonprofits unable to make the types of changes they wish to see in the world because they are registered as 501c3. Although PACs often have a bad reputation for being corrupt, Wild Willpower PAC is doing things differently, and we’re ready to show the world what “we the people” can do when we become organized. Join us!
About the Wavy Lines
The wavy lines that twist through the words “Wild Willpower” represent the symbol of Aquarius.
References:
Front page of website: graphics used for legitimate First Amendment purposes, in accordance with the US Copyright Officer’s Fair Use Policy.
Graphic of 3D Iowa for “Heal the Heartland”: Kiffel-Alcheh, Jamie. “Iowa Pictures and Facts.” Geography, National Geographic Kids, 7 July 2021, kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/states/article/iowa.
Graphic of heart with cardiac measurements:
Connolly, Liam. “Q&A: What Is Cardiac Arrest?” News, UCDavis Health, 4 June 2023, health.ucdavis.edu/news/headlines/qa-what-is-cardiac-arrest/2023/01.
Notice Regarding all Campaign Contributions
Wild Willpower PAC is a nonpartisan “nonconnected PAC”, registered with the IRS as a 527 tax exempt political organization. Contributions will be used to directly and/or indirectly influence the selection, nomination, election, or appointment of individual(s) to federal, state, and local public offices, and to offices in political organizations. Wild Willpower only promotes candidates who align themselves with our National Plan. Due to FEC restrictions we may not accept contributions from foreign nationals.
