W. Bryan Hubbard

Over the past 30 years, we have watched truth, justice, and the American way be overrun by institutional deceit, white-collar criminality, and the thieving tyrant's will.

an odious alignment of official depravity which has produced the opioid epidemic, the gravest engineered humanitarian catastrophe to play out within our borders since the end of the 19th century, and an epidemic which has disfigured this country.

The 2008 financial crisis, which forcibly dispossessed millions of us from the American dream, including 52% of African-American homeowners, and sent us the bill for the cost of our dispossession, a bill that everyone under the age of 40 continues to pay through their lack of economic mobility.

And finally, and most deplorably, 25 years of unremitting warfare, which has taken exponentially more service member lives here at home by suicide than have been lost at battlefields abroad.

Over the last 10 years, 1.5 million Americans have died from drug overdose, alcohol-related disease, and suicide, a figure that exceeds the total number of war casualties going all the way back to 1776.

We've got 102 counties with life expectancies less than that of North Korea.

18% of respondents to a recent Pew Research Center poll said that they believe the federal government has the capacity to do the right thing, a figure that hasn't been above 30% since 2007.

80% of respondents to an October 2025 Wall Street Journal poll have said that the American Dream is dead.

Power has answered these unconscionable realities with a maelstrom of bureaucratic absurdity, impudent incompetence, and predatory corruption, all with the blessing of the law which has used its power to bind, torture, and kill the truth.

In the decades prior to July 14, 1789, the French government had ruthlessly imposed its burdens, abusively imposed its costs, and ravenously consumed the future of its people.

The arrogance of the aristocracy ultimately answered to the desperate determination of the peasantry and its guillotine blade.

We are here to pursue one of the greatest humanitarian missions ever undertaken to serve and exalt the primacy of the human soul.

As we sit here right now,

There are millions of Americans who have no sense of greater purpose or of even why they are alive, who mourn to see the sunrise when it comes up and through their windows.

And what they need to know is that they are indeed divine.

There's only one thing that is known to produce iron.

And that's the supernova of a star.

The iron in our blood originated in a supernova eons ago.

Every human being has stardust running through their blood.

And the movement that Governor Perry and I are leading is one that aims to recognize the reality of that human divinity.