Two-Thirds Movement:A call to Sanity

Two-Thirds is more than a number.

It’s a constitutional threshold — the power to override a veto, reject extremism, and correct course when the system veers off balance.

But more importantly, it represents something deeper:

The real will of the people — the grounded, civic-minded majority who want a sensible, functioning government, not this clown show.

Governing means paying the bills, fixing the roads, balancing the budget, and restoring public trust —

Not holding the country hostage over ideology.

Not shutting down institutions for political points.

Not letting partisanship break what holds us together.

The extreme left and right are pulling the country apart. These factions represent only a vocal minority, but they’ve been loud enough to polarize the entire nation.

Their influence dominates every outlet, every conversation — and the more we allow inaction, the further we drift from stability.

Partisan battles can still happen — but not in the engine room. Not in the core legislation that keep this country running.

The proposed Two-Thirds Movement is a call to fix that. To separate core legislation from partisan legislation.

I believe there are more than two-thirds of Americans who still value balance, good faith, and getting things done.

I believe there are two-thirds of us who can set aside political differences long enough to govern the core essentials.

To protect the Constitution and the balance of powers.

To ensure public safety, maintain infrastructure, defend economic stability, and restore institutional trust.

This is a call to the those Two-Thirds:

The Two-Thirds of the people. The Two-Thirds of the leaders.

To rebuild the core of governance with integrity, respect, and responsibility — and to move partisan agendas into the right forums, not the core of basic function

This is not a protest. It’s a proposal. The real power in in Congress, Two-thirds of the Representatives and Senators, those that truly represent the people.

Two-Thirds to call to sanity, to overcome partisanship, to form a governing coalition strong enough to override chaos — and committed enough to put country before party.

If you’re done watching dysfunction and ready to steady the system — you’re not alone.

You are part of the Two-Thirds.

The Call