Official Platform — A Bold Plan to Rebuild Iowa
Wild Willpower's We the People Platform — A bold plan to rebuild Iowa. Written by Sondra Wilson. Updated August 10, 2026. Iowa needs a real plan for the future—not more slogans, political theater, bureaucratic stagnation, or systems that grow more expensive while...
How Far We’ve Fallen: An Exposé and Timeline on Iowa’s Corrupt Legal System
Part Two — 1853-CurrentHow Far We've Fallen:How Iowa's Laws and Courts Turned Our Founding Principles Upside DownStatutes, case, law, doctrines, and procedural gatekeeping that built up over the years, creating an inverted version of the state our founders intended By...
Record Retaliation — How a Community Relationship in Ames, IA Turned Into Allegations of Conspiracy and Fraud
Part One of the Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. series — Record Retaliation:How False Allegations of Stalking, Harassment, Racism, and Other Misconduct Entered an Iowa Government Record—Creating a Foreseeable Legal and Political Threat to My Safety, Reputation,...
Sudden Reversal — A Bait & Switch by the Court, Then Rulings Using Factually Inaccurate Explanations Favorable to Defendants
Part Five of the Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al series.Sudden ReversalThe Court Invited Evidence — Then Refused to Consider It.Discovery Never Occurred, Yet the Court Dismissed My ClaimsBased On Factually Unsupported ExplanationsFavorable to the Defendants. By...
The Last Ongoing Transgender Civil Rights Case in Iowa
The Last Ongoing Transgender Civil Rights Case in IowaWith Unprecedented Questions Now On AppealWilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. Updated September 8, 2026 This eight-part series documents the backstory and ongoing proceedings involving Wilson v. Reliable...
Political Sabotage — What the Concealed ICRC File Revealed About the Record Built Against Me
Part Three of the Wilson v. Reliable Street Inc., et al. series —Political Sabotage:The Concealed ICRC File Revealed a Reinforcing False Narrative and Modified Evidence the Trial Court Never Examined — and That I Am Asking to Have Heard By Sondra Wilson | Updated...
Procedural Bombardment: What Happened After the Lawsuit Was Filed
What Happened After the Lawsuit Was Filed:Procedural Bombardment 10 Days to Resist Five Same-Day Motions. A Judge Required to Recuse—Who Ruled Anyway. Transferred to Story County on Misrepresented Iowa Code.A Complex Record Buried in the Docket. By Sondra Wilson |...
169 Years Later: The Birth of a New Iowa Constitution
Constitutional Reform Party:History, Purpose, and Foundational DocumentsIowans peaceably assembling to exercise the peoples' constitutional right to alter or reform their government By Sondra Wilson | Updated October 10, 2026 All Political Power is Inherent in the...
