Accountability Standard
Wild Willpower Accountability Standard A Different Standard of Public Trust Most people have seen the same two patterns in politics: Instant punishment based on accusation alone, or Automatic protection of insiders, no matter the evidence. Both destroy trust. Both...

About Our Seal
About the Wild Willpower Seal A Public Symbol of Ethics, Stewardship, and Trust The official Wild Willpower seal. Its white pine represents peace through law, resistance to unaccountable power, and the restoration of meaningful justice. The garden reflects...
When Procedure Erases Rights
When Procedure Erases Rights Why Iowa’s Immunity Defenses Threaten Every Iowan This article builds on the 2024 case I described in Before the Campaign Shift: The 2024 Case Iowa Never Heard. That earlier article explained what happened procedurally: I filed a tort...
The 2024 Civil Rights Case Iowa Never Heard
The 2024 Civil Rights Case Iowa Never Heard Note: I will be adding a new article here soon. First, I am finishing this prequel article which explains how I was denied due process for the suit I filed in 2024. It was not denied as a result of adjudication on the...
Federal Civil Procedure Tool: Notice of Constitutional Question
When people hear that a law has been passed by Congress and signed by the President, many assume the matter is over. It is not. A federal law can be enacted by Congress, printed in the United States Code, enforced by agencies, relied on by officials, and still be...
Civil Procedure Tool: Declaratory Judgment
When people hear that a law has been passed by the Iowa Legislature and signed by the Governor, many assume the matter is over. It is not. A law can be printed in the Iowa Code, enforced by agencies, relied on by officials, and still be unconstitutional. In a...
2022: Attorney Who “Helped” Me Changed My Not-Guilty Pleas to Guilty
This article is Part Four of the Iowa's Dark History series. Firsthand testimony by Sondra Wilson. Updated 7/20/2024. _________________________ I was given an apology letter and check, told the case helped set a precedent for transgender rights, and left believing I...

From Candidacy to the Courts
When election interference kept me off the ballot, many assumed the campaign had ended. In reality, it exposed something far more serious: a pattern of civil‑rights failures that threaten not just one candidacy, but the legal protections every Iowan relies on. What...


