The Quantum Concept

Playbook for a Political Revolution
Quantum Party Isn't a new party - it's a blueprint for transcending the party concept altogether. It isn't a new slice of the same ple. It's the end of the ple chart - a model for how to escape the trap entirely, using a massive decentralized movement to hack the machine from the outside. A playbook for a political revolution. Designed for those who reject left vs. right theater and want to execute a coordinated strategy to remake the republic and unlock the future.
We Believe:
1. Both Parties Are Corrupt & Useless.
2. Post-Partisan politics is the future
Of Americans Believe Government Corruption Is Widespread
Of Young Voters Say Neither Party Represents Them
Of All Voters Want Different Options
How To Make It Happen
Build On Pre-Existing Momentum
Organize Into A Bloc
Case Study: Pirate Party

Panama Papers

Pirate Party

People's Victory
Bring That Model Here
Unite Disaffected Political Factions
Attract Niche Audiences
Leverage Our Combined Power
Meltdown The Establishment

Recruit Some Whales
Democrats have mega-donors like George Soros. Republicans have mega-donors like the Koch Brothers. We need our own bottomless pool of capital. But we don't want to be influenced by corporate interests! So we should recruit some crypto billionaires to finance all of our candidates and capers. A dedicated group of them should be formed, committed to supporting independent candidates exclusively. Unlike traditional wealthy donors who expect ongoing political favors, this new group of billionaire boosters will only get return on investment from crypto market growth - facilitated by the candidates they fund creating a favorable regulatory environment for crypto. That way, we can get new candidates funded, free from any undue expectations, allowing for a truly independent political landscape.
Overwhelm The Uniparty
Storm Every Capitol
Elected Positions In the USA
Are Uncontested
Compete At Every Level
Federal Offices
State Legislators
State Executives
County Boards
School Boards
City Councils