U.S. Taxpayers Party: Michigan

 I'm seeking my party's nomination for 2026. Please share this website with everyone you know in district 13.

Cities in the District

Detroit, eastern half 

Allen Park

Lincoln Park

Melvindale

Ecorse

River Rouge

Taylor

Wyandotte

Southgate

Romulus

Grosse Pointe City

Grosse Pointe Farms

Grosse Pointe Park

Grosse Pointe Shores

Grosse Pointe Woods

Dearborn Height- partial

Wayne

Hamtramck

Highland Park

Harper Woods 

Please read every page on this site. 

I've given you what voters say they want: plans, details and information. Precise and specific things that must be done, to stop the establishment's control over your everyday life. It gets no more serious than this.

8 issues: To remove government control over your individual Freedom and economic opportunities.

1. Poverty. Implementing the Economic Democracy Act. A Practical Big solution for a Huge problem.

2. Stream-line the Committee/Sub-Committee structure in Congress.

3. Single-Rate tax system. 

4. Mental Illness. I will lead a national discussion to focus on the Whole Person. Better communication, proper therapy and less drugs.

5. China/Covid-19. Bring China before The Hague for the CRIMINAL death of MILLIONS.

6. Space Program. 40 year NASA project to have O'Neil Cylinders.

7. Department Consolidation and down-sizing until the government becomes relatively "efficient."

8. Community-Wide Disaster plans for every city in District 13. 

You want different people in government. 

You need to vote for them.

Here is your opportunity:

This is what Voters say they want, detailed ideas and honesty. 

General video:  (1) Chris Dardzinski: Campaign Discussion - YouTube 

Campaign Video 2:  Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. Video 2 (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 3:  Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. Video 3 (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 4:  (5) Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. video 4 - YouTube 

Campaign Video 5:  Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. Video 5 (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 6:   (6) We The People - YouTube 

Campaign Video 7:   Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. video 7 (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 8: Poverty:  Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. video 8 (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 9: Social Security:  Social Security: Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 10:  No federal taxes on Tips: Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 11:  Price Controls: Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. video 11 (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 12:  Project 2025: Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. (youtube.com) 

Campaign Video 13:  Job Number reporting: Dardzinski for Congress, 13th Congressional District, MI. video 13 (youtube.com) 

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For the record: 

   I lost a city council race by three votes. If I would've had one more sign or 6 more door fliers, I would've won.

Don't tell me voting doesn't matter. It does and I've lived it.

   When it comes to quality, fair and secure elections, we all share that responsibility. Wouldn't you agree?

Whatever you do, don't just sit back and complain that elections are all rigged. 

Do something about it.

 The Constitution - Full Text | The National Constitution Center 

Let's be honest: Most people have not read the U.S. Constitution since their HS Civics class, or College Poli-Sci 101.

  I've spent my entire life studying this document. 

The U.S. Constitution does three things:

1. Sets up the structure and general guidelines of the Federal Government.

2. Specifies precise enumerated powers, given to the federal government and what is the responsibilities of the States and the people.

3. Specifies protections of inalienable rights, granted to individual citizens from God.

   A member of Congress cannot vote YES on any legislation, that goes beyond or outside the Limitations of the Constitution.

Hillsdale College Lectures:

The Constitution 101: Lecture 1, Hillsdale College:  Constitution 101 | Lecture 1 (youtube.com) 

The Constitution 101: Lecture 2, Hillsdale College:  Constitution 101 | Lecture 2 (youtube.com) 

The Constitution 101: Lecture 3, Hillsdale College:  Constitution 101, Lecture 3 (youtube.com) 

The Constitution 101: Lecture 4, Hillsdale College:  Constitution 101, Lecture 4 - YouTube 

Additional relevant videos:

The Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins:  A Eustace Mullins' Presentation -- Secrets of the Federal Reserve (youtube.com) 

   America NEEDS  hundreds of thousands of NEW people elected to public office.

If we don't, then the same "Good Ole Boys Clubs" will continue at all levels.

   If you consider yourself a Patriot and you have detailed ideas and understand government; then run for office.

    School Boards, City Councils, Mayors, County, State, Judges and Federal.

Run for Office. 

The “Hot Button” stuff that everyone wants to know about a candidate. The stuff that the media judges, labels and 'packages' all candidates on:

NOTE: I certainly hope you read everything on every other page, not just these hot-button issues. All of us are far more than just a collection of brief statements. Wouldn't you agree?

Item 01: 

   I'm Pro-Life and I don't apologize for it. 

If someone is pro-choice I don't make them apologize for it. Believe what you believe, but don't stop me from my beliefs. Think about that, before you decide to attack me.

I also don't tell other people how to make decisions for their family situation.

   I don't believe governments and/or individual public officials really have a huge amount of power to decrease abortion. I firmly believe this is an issue handled within the family, home, community, churches and social organizations.

    I'm happy to have a conversation with anyone on abortion, but my beliefs are spelled out here with honesty and directness.

Item 02:

    I'm a Christian, raised Catholic and to be very clear; I accept the Lord Jesus Christ as my personal Savior. I live every day to do God's bidding on this small planet and pray he will keep all of humanity in his grace and mercy.

   I have a profound level of respect for all the world's religions & spiritual beliefs. Every human being has the Free Will to worship and practice a faith, that makes them whole.

   Most people have different religious beliefs, and none of that threatens my own beliefs.

   As a Christian, I firmly believe God wants me to embrace all my brothers and sisters, in the name of human decency.

Item 03: 

I support the Military and all our Soldiers, Sailors, Marines and Aviators, who have the hardest jobs in the world.

   Being a public official is super easy, compared to being a soldier.

Item 04: 

   I support all Law Enforcement officers, at every level. 

If you think the job is easy, then put on a uniform & badge, strap on a firearm, and go patrol the burned out, gang infested neighborhoods of our poorest cities. You stop some Crack-head from bouncing his woman's head off the kitchen counter at 3am. Write a thousand speeding tickets or so, in the dead of winter, as the people curse your name.

   Most people have no clue how hard the job is.

   There, I think my feelings on police are quite clear.

Item 05: 

I support the second amendment 100%.

Item 06: 

I support quality public education, and if it were possible, I'd pay K-12 teachers a million dollars a year. The thankless job of having to educate everyone's little darlings. I could never do it.

Item 07:

Marriage and Civil Unions are between two adult individuals. So everyone stop dragging the Constitution, politics and media into it.

Item 08: 

 I don't care what your skin color, sexual orientation or religious beliefs are. If you can provide a Loving and safe home for a child, then I need you to adopt as many kids as possible.

   All kids need Love, attention and guidance. I wish people and the media would stop making this a political issue.

Item 09: 

I support the Death Penalty.

Item 10:

Reparations for descendants of Slaves, indentured servants and orphan children sold into bondage from 1619 to 1868.

   I'm willing to have this conversation with anyone, as long as it is a conversation; and you listen to me as well.

   From what I've observed over the last 45 years, there has been a lot of yelling back and forth.

Rarely do I hear actual conversation.

The first question is: “What does reparations mean?”

Item 11:

Racism: It will always be a human failing; government policy cannot change what is inside someone's heart.

  The only thing people of good character can do, is live decent lives and pray for those who have hatred in their hearts.

 I mean it, no government can solve racism.

   I think the human species has another 200 years of social evolution, before skin color becomes irrelevant. I find this very dis-heartening, but I'm also being honest.

Item 12:

Illegal Immigration is just that, against the law. Why is this so hard for people to understand?

   To that end, we need serious legal immigration reform, and I'm ready to help.

Item 13:

Border Security: Our borders need to be defined and secured. Why do people have trouble understanding this? 

  Why is this even a political issue? 

    It is one of the three pillars as to how you define your nation. China has thousands of miles of a HUGE wall, known as the Great Wall of China. Everyone thinks that wall is cool. No one ever tells China to tear down their wall. 

   Why would they? It helps define their ancient borders and is a part of their history and culture. I have the deepest personal respect and admiration for their Great Wall; as a border definition, a historical location and as cultural heritage.

   Nobody in America cried when  Saudi Arabia built a 700-mile border wall, for their protection.

Note: October 16, 2021: Mexican Drug Cartel members fire across border into Texas National Guard installation.

   Go ahead, tell those National Guard soldiers, we don't need border security.

Item 14:

   I Condemn ALL Violence.

Item 15:

 Prejudice & Bias:

   Every one of us is biased and prejudice about something or some group of people.

That includes me, I'm biased.

I'm very biased against Racists, Politicians, Lobbyists and most Lawyers.

  There, I said it. Those are my biased views, and they are written right here, straight forward. 

Item 16:

Intelligent Life throughout the Universe . . .

   I firmly believe there are billions of planets in the universe, that have intelligent life. Not to mention life forms that don't exist on planets.

Yes, did you ever consider that?

Why do we always consider life forms to be something that needs a planet to sustain itself?

Humanity has a pretty narrow view as to what intelligent life really is.

For me It is a very simple matter of God and mathematics.

Reason 01: God.

God creates at least one universe, and Earthlings represent the sum-total of his genius as far as evolved intelligent life?

I see our solar system, from an alien's point of view, as a microscopic section of the Milky Way Galaxy, that is “under construction.”

In the last 100 years, of how we measure time, we earthlings, are a tiny bit interesting.

Nuclear power, global communication, some rockets, satellites; two of them leaving our solar system.

Perhaps around the time Elon is moving into his Mars colony, circa 2050 – 2060; we may be ready for “First Contact.”

I do believe we have been visited and studied many times by aliens, and I certainly believe the governments of the world, know far more than they tell their people.

Reason 02: Mathematics

Item 01: The Milky Way Galaxy contains over 100 billion stars.

Item 02: There are now an estimated two trillion galaxies in the known universe.

Hopefully with the James Webb project, we can start getting more detailed analysis on everything that Hubble cannot see.

Item 03: Lets just deal with intelligent life that needs a Planet to survive.

So Two trillion Galaxies that we estimate, medium sized Milky Way boasts 100 Billion stars, with some of them having orbiting planets.

Even if one out of two galaxies, has just one planet, orbiting one star, with intelligent life that we could understand; that's still one trillion intelligent life forms in the known universe,.

I Love mathematics.

Item 04:

Now you fold in intelligent life that doesn't need planets, inner-dimensional life-forms, etc.

Not only do I believe the universe is full of intelligent life, I think it is bursting with it.

Item 17:

Climate Change and Severe Weather.

1. They are two very different things, by definition.

2. Climate Change is a constant. The Climate of the earth has been changing since the planet formed 4.5 billion years ago.

3. "Severe Weather"

What is the definition of severe weather? Does anyone know?

4.  I think the 'weather' has been rather mild and beautiful since the end of the last glacial period, 11,500 years ago.

The 'weather'  WILL remain mild and beautiful for the next 50,000 years of the current Ice rotation we're in, until we start another 12,000-to-25,000-year glacial period.

5. Ice Rotations vary from 100,000 to 165,000 years, over the last 3 million years of the 'Ice Age.'

Item 18:

Censorship.

It is wrong. No matter who or which government is doing it.

Item 19: 

Legitimate Major Party Reform

Can the two major parties be reformed?

Yes, I believe they can.

That is up to you, the voting Citizen.

Item 20:

Sex Education for kids.

This is the responsibility of Parents.

Item 21:

Covid-19

I could go on forever. 

(Couldn't we all)

1. I understand what China is as a Communist nation and the thought process of a Communist government.

We will never know the full origin of the SARS-Covid2 virus-outbreak.

I do believe it was at the very least, a lab-leak of some kind.

I also believe, that there was/is some level of bioweapons research involved. That of course, is a separate issue.

2. Vaccinations. I got my shots and booster, based on my household situation and a conversation with my PCP.

I don't have strong feelings on vaccinations, in any direction.

What I do have VERY strong feelings on, is when anyone in government authority, starts telling Americans they need to put something in their body. Usually situations like that are politically motivated and not for 'Public Health.' Certainly not about science.

  Make your own decision on vaccinations, for your own household. Do your own research and talk to your PCP as you see fit.

I never let politics, society or religion affect an individual medical decision, regarding my health.

 I don't tell people what to put in their bodies. You're an adult, I expect you to act like one.

I was born November 8, 1967 in Wyandotte, MI.

  I grew up in a working-class family, very strict Catholic setting in a Polish household. Pretty typical Wyandotte up-bringing. 

  I went to public schools and attended Henry Ford Community College from 1985 – 1988. I have an associates degree, in which I studied architecture, engineering, journalism and political science.

   I worked normal restaurant jobs through HS and College.

  I spent 31 years in International Trade working for three Customs House Brokers, as an analyst and operations manager.

   I'll tell you this about working in international trade. It gives you a vast opportunity to see how the whole world really works at many levels. To see economics at work in raw form and get up close and personal with mountains of Federal Government Red Tape. I could tell you things you simply would not believe. I could tell you nightmare stories about government over-regulation that would make you cry loudly for your mom.

   My political interest started at age 5, watching the world news, reading newspapers and my dad telling me that the Nixon-Watergate hearings were something important. Even though I was a child, I knew my dad was telling me something significant.

   My dad was a mail-man his whole life, and my mom worked a  part-time job at Kmart for awhile, but she was a stay at home mom, until my parents divorced when I was 13. 

  My mom suffered most of her adult life with mental illness, diagnosed in 1964; but her mental health issues went further back to about 1958.

   I have a twin sister Carla, who died in poverty from mental illness at age 39.  No matter how much dad and I tried to help her, she still died in poverty. I have an older brother Dennis, who lives in California.

  I do not have any kids and I've never been married. 

  I've made many mistakes in life and I've made many good decisions as well, just like you. I've had a lot of bad luck and a lot of good luck, just like you. I've had very happy times in life and very sad times, just like you.

  I've had days where I jumped out of bed, ready to take on the world. I've had days where it took every ounce of will and strength to drag myself out of bed and stumble through the day. Just like you.

  I've dealt with Liars, Lawyers and people who just wanted to destroy my world. Just like you.

  I've also had angels of mercy step into my day, and save me from myself. Just like you.

  The best decision I made in life, was at 21 when I became my mom's Legal Guardian.

 I was very unhappy with the mental health system and the lack of coordinated care my mom was getting. 

  As with so many other families that deal with mental illness, you really need to have one person be involved full-time. Plus my mom was getting older and she did need help.

   I was her legal guardian for 15 years, and that, plus a loving dad, has made me the man I am.

 Everything good and decent about me is due to me following my dad's life examples and taking care of my mom.

   Any flaws and hang-ups I have as an individual, are my own stupidity, and I blame no one but the guy in the mirror.

  I thank God all the time that he chose me to take care of my mom, as it is what an adult son is supposed to do, take care of his mom; regardless of circumstances. 

  I also helped my dad take care of my sister Carla, during her 11 years of mental illness.

   I focus on this for two reasons, one I need all of you to understand that mental illness is still swept under the rug in this country and two, I want you to know that I've walked the walk on this and other issues.

   I've seen the very best of the mental health industry at work, and the very worst. I've seen everything in between.

   Now, back to my political life:

  In 1977 I wrote my first letter to President Carter, expressing my concerns on Middle-east policy and offering some solutions to him.

   I was a very different kind of kid, when it came to politics and world events.  My dad encouraged my questions and always helped me to understand the larger world around me.

  My dad was a very smart and kind man, the best man by far, that I've ever known.

   My goal in life has always been, to be 1/10th the man my dad was.

   By age 13 I was deeply reading daily news, studying and researching encyclopedias and going to the library. I wanted all the information I could get on how government worked, didn't work, issues, policies, legislation, the establishment, etc., etc., etc., etc.

   No detail was to big or to small.

   At age 25, I went to DC for the first time; to fight against the Health Security Act and introduce my own legislative proposals to Congress.

  From age 25 to 37, I would go to DC a total of 6 times, on my own dime and directly speak to Congressional and Executive staff about my proposals.

   I've worked with groups and organizations across the board.

   I've ran for Local public office four times and served two terms on city council.

  Though 99% of my political/government knowledge and talents is at a national and international level. 

  I know the 'conventional political thinking' is how can a guy who  has only served on city council, be propely “prepared” to be in the U.S. House of Representatives?

      ANSWER:

    If we went with 'conventional political thinking' all the time, we would still be under the rule of King George III.

NUMBER ONE THING: As a member of Congress you protect and preserve the Constitution of the United States. This includes voting NO on legislation that falls outside the Constitution. 

   Which means I'll be casting a HUGE number of NO votes.

   Plus I firmly believe it is time for working-class/middle-class people, who understand the hydraulics of government and the Constitution, to fill all the seats of Congress, executive branch departments and the Presidency.

  We must shake off this media narrative and our own mindset, that working-class/middle-class people are not sophisticated enough to hold these positions.

  I personally know a dozen people who are ready to walk into any federal government position, elected and/or appointed.

  The media has done such a dis-service, drum-beating daily that only ivy-league educated Americans have the proper knowledge of the world to hold lofty positions. That somehow they are the only ones 'smart enough' to manage complex government affairs.

  I submit to you, that these people have proven, through their 'membership' in  an establishment, that they have failed on almost every level, to discharge the duties of their office or position.

OR!!!!  We can sit back and let the Political Establishment Class keep doing such a fabulous job, of consolidating power for themselves.

    I want to take this moment and recommend two books I think everyone 18 and older should read:

Book one: The U.S. Constitution. If you haven't read it in a couple of years, it's time to brush up. Please note I put a link at the top of this page.

Book two: The Politics Industry, by Katherine Gehl and Michael Porter.

  I saw Mrs. Gehl's interview on C-span's Q & A. It was literally everything that I've ever told people around me, about the way things really work.

    Please review all my detailed policy ideas/proposals, and compare them to what the other candidates for the 12th district House seat are presenting.

  I ask nothing more, that you make an informed decision, on who is offering up Leadership and policy, that will benefit America, our district and the Constitution.

WORK  YOUR  BLOCK: 

 If you want to get 10 people or more together on your block, I'll gladly sit down with your group, and discuss my Love for America, my policies and ideas.

To everyone out there who is part of or relates to the progressive movement/radical left. 

I've been trying to reach out to you:

1. Why are you constantly angry, every second of every day? No one likes being around people who are constantly angry.

2. Do you claim 'special and unique' knowledge of some injustice in the world?

3. Is it some kind of injustice that you think I don't care or know about?

4. Set aside your self-righteous indignation long enough to hear me.

5. I may not share your ideology, but I care as deeply about injustices around America and the world as you do. 

What? You think you're the only one that believes Slavery was evil?

You think you're the only one concerned about poverty, especially in America's poorest cities? 

You think you're the only one that feels offended when any group of people has been mistreated? 

Think again.

6. Why do you think I stay in the fight?

7. Why do you think I've brought proposals to Congress for 29 years now? (Yes, me, an individual citizen)

8. Why do you think I push the Economic Democracy Act, to impact Poverty?

9. So to the radical left, if you set aside your anger, hatred and loathing of people like me long enough. You may discover I'm working on the issues that you spend ALL your time yelling about.

   Let me know when you want to talk and help do the heavy lifting.

  Or is there no room in your BIG tent, for people that think differently than you?

    Think about that. . . .

1. RNC:

Republican National Committee:

This is the national decision making body, that governs internal policy, the platform and direction of the Republican Party.

The members of this committee are insiders and part of the establishment.

   Their main goal is to control government policy, take your money and collect as much national and international power for the party as possible. 

2. DNC:

Democratic National Committee:

This is the national decision making body, that governs internal policy, the platform and direction of the Democratic Party.

The members of this committee are insiders and part of the establishment.

   Their main goal is to control government policy, take your money and collect as much national and international power for the party as possible. 

3. A 'rank & file' Democrat:

    These are registered members of the Democratic party. These are just regular people, from all walks of life, economic status and every skin color. You may not agree with their political or social ideologies, but that doesn't make them bad people. 

   Most of the registered Democratic party members I've met, are very decent people. 

   I personally don't agree much with their ideological beliefs, but I surely like them as individuals. 

I think their party leadership has sold them out, and continues to just fleece them for cash and votes, but that does not make them bad people.

4. A 'rank & file' Republican:

    These are registered members of the Republican party. These are just regular people, from all walks of life, economic status and every skin color. You may not agree with their political or social ideologies, but that doesn't make them bad people. 

   Most of the registered republican party members I've met, are very decent people. 

   I personally don't agree with parts of their ideological beliefs, but I surely like them as individuals. 

I think their party leadership has sold them out, and continues to just fleece them for cash and votes, but that does not make them bad people.

Note: I'm a life-long student and fan of John Locke. 

5. Liberalism: 

 Philosopher John Locke is often credited with founding Liberalism as a distinct tradition, and social-political system of beliefs. 

  His thinking and philosophical clarified and helped shape the Age of Enlightenment.

Based on the social contract, arguing that each individual has a natural right to life, liberty & property; and governments must not violate these rights. ... 

  Liberalism, according to Locke, also included an individual 'owning' the thoughts of their mind and the benefits of their labor. You could say John Locke is the God Father of Intellectual Property Rights.

   For decades I've encouraged young people to study John Locke and his philosophy.

6. Classic Conservatism:

  A political-social construct that enumerates limitations on government systems, and how far a government can intrude into an individuals Life, thoughts and property.

  This belief favors private sector ownership and investment, and relegates government authority, to issues that are to large for an individual to accomplish alone. i.e. The federal government can raise and sustain an Army, for national defense, more efficiently than individual citizens can.

   Notice how similar 5 and 6 are, when talking original definitions. 

March 6:

Since I'm a candidate for the U.S. House, Michigan's 13th district.

 I believe I should share some of my own thinking on some current events, etc.

  Voters may be wondering if I have a grasp on the larger geo-political world, that I'm seeking to enter.

 Today's specific topic:

The How and the Who, is getting President Biden's biggest chunk of time on handling Russia's invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

#1. So remember, I'm working off news stories, plus my understanding of how DC really works.

Like you, I don't have access to a classified intelligence briefing.

 If I did however, it wouldn't change this specific analysis.

#2. WH chief of staff Ron Klain was on Biden's VP staff, staff to VP Gore and a long-time lobbyist/DC insider.

 I believe Klain was chosen by Valerie Jarret to be in-charge of daily operations at the WH, and tightly control Biden's access.

#3. This is not odd by any means, it is standard DC-insider game-plan, to have a WH chief of staff who controls every 5-minute increment of the President's daily calendar.

 Yes, the President's day is divided into sections that small.

There are "Buffer" blocks of time, if the President takes a real interest in something new and wants a deeper explanation from whomever is meeting with him.

 This also depends on how much time any president spends in the Oval office on any given day.

#4. I say Valerie Jarret was the principle decider in who would be WH chief of staff, because she is the only Obama admin. who did not come back in an official role. Yet she was part of Obama's inner most circle for 8 years.

#5. SOS Blinkin, the NSC staff, DNI are smart enough, and deep enough insiders to know everything they do, must have at least a passive approval from Jarret and 'her people.'

Nothing odd about this, all modern president have 'kitchen cabinet' advisors. 

 I stand firm that Jarret is part of that group and runs a conduit directly to Klain or VP Harris, probably Klain.

#6. The last 3 weeks I've spent a lot of time thinking about the people at State running the Russia desk and Ukraine desk.

'Desk' is just a DC term, these are offices full of analysts, staff and loads of establishment people, who have been doing these jobs for decades, and bringing in their own re4placements.

 These are the dee-sate blue-bloods of the DC establishment, and no dept. is more entrenched with these people than State. That goes all the way back to Robert Dulles, trust me.

 I'm betting that with the carnage mounting in Ukraine that everyone at the Russia/Ukraine desks are making sure their own particular asses are covered. that they made enough policy recommendations and wrote enough memos, to their Deputy assistant secretary, that eventually made it to Blinkin's desk, and as a DNI briefing point, and to the NSC staff. Who are all doing their own paper-mill of memos to make sure they all are covered.

Because you see, they failed at their basic task of foreign policy here. Good foreign policy means avoiding or preventing bad nations from invading sovereign nation neighbors.

#7. The last 3 weeks, I'd like to see who Klain has decided is getting the most Oval office time. Those people are the ones making policy towards Russia right now, and getting Biden's stamp of approval, or maneuvering him into approving what they want.

  That is how DC works in this specific situation. Adding in separate layers of this playing out at DOD, Energy dept., NSA, NSC, NRO, etc.

 I hope you will take additional time over the coming weeks to read my entire website and the 8 issues I want to be a leader on.

 Thank you 13th.

March 7

  As a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, I find in necessary to share some of my thinking, about the very large geo-political world.

 Voters should know that a candidate they're considering has spent serious time, understanding and researching many serious aspects of the world.

Today's topic: Kurdistan

#1. I've spent decades following the Kurdish people. They literally sit in the most unique location on the planet. On the very edge of Europe, Middle east, Russia and a host of diverse neighbors.

#2. Kurdistan is an antonymous province, making up the northern third of Iraq. When the Ottoman empire was disolved after WWI, Kurdistan was folded intro an "Energy state."

#3. The South eastern provinces of Turkey are heavy Kurdish. The Kurds have never been their own nation-state.

#4. Many times over the years, I've recommended to the State dept., that Kurdistan be recognized as a sovereign nation,  solving many frictions in the world.

#5. I believe world leaders have missed a real opportunity, the last 30 years. The Kurds govern themselves, and rarely cause any trouble for neighbors.

March 8:

  As a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, I find it important, that voters know what my level of understanding is, on BIG things.

 The federal government is way too huge, and surely needs to be shoe-horned back into Constitutional boundaries.

Today's specific topic:

The Bureau of Land management, inside the Interior Dept.

#1. The federal government owns 27% of the land in America. Stop for a moment and let that sink in.

#2. Inside this bureau, 4 layers down, is the director who oversees energy, minerals and realty for U.S. public lands. This position has an enormous amount of power within the government, and it is buried deep with the Interior dept.

#3. The number of leases the federal government controls is to high. The amount of land the government controls needs to change.

#4.  This is where leadership matters on a daily basis. There are several political appointments of people above that manager, and it is a President's advisor who usually puts together a short list of who will be appointed.

 This may not be a very sexy headline grabbing topic, but it digs deep into how the federal government works and how much they control.

March 20:

I vent my spleen on this, because I'm wanting it on my campaugn website for all of time:

- Let me preface this by saying, that I'm sure most of the people that work at think tanks are decent people and believe they're making a difference.

- There are about 600 think tanks in America. Where do you think ex-government officials go, after they leave Congress,& the executive branch?

- A policy expert with the Eur-Asia center was on C-span this morning. During her comments she said she wrote a column last November, predicting that Russia would invade Ukraine.

- Well, whooptee-doo. Obviously not enough people in Congress or the State dept. were paying attention.

- Here is the truth, all these think tanks and policy centers could be 100% right on EVERY one of their issues, predictions, dissertations, etc. If the members of Congress, State, WH are not listening or caring, then your efforts have failed.

- The problem though IS the people in government. How many people get elected to Congress and are ready on DAY  ONE  to comprehend and make an informed decision on Russian designs on Ukraine?

- ALL of them 'should' be. You shouldn't even begin to think about running for Congress, unless you have some decent understanding of how the world really works.

- ALL eligible voters please hear me. If ANY candidate for Congress or the White Houise cannot give you a comprehensive opinion/analysis on Russia/Ukraine, then they're not ready to be in federal office.

- ANY current member of Congress, who didn't figure out 15 years agio, that Putin needede to be constantly contained, should be voted out.

- Please everyone, demand more, demand better, demand something different.

March 22:

Everyone here is a link to an interview I did with Mary Combs.

Her page is Downriver Girl & friends, and she is a host with Cave Radio Broadcasting.

I encourage everyone in the 13th district to follow Mary Combs, she is very good at letting candidates just

simply talk to the people. 

 (20+) Facebook Live | Facebook 

March 22:

Here is part 2, the last 16 minutes with Mary Combs, Downriver Girl & friends.

 (20+) Facebook Live | Facebook 

March 27:

So! I post this because I'll be transferring it to my campaign website, as I like to double down on my genuine beliefs during any campaign.

I don't stick my finger in the political wind and 'edit' myself.

#1. Is judge Brown qualified to be a supreme court justice?

Yes. She is 'learned in the law', a U.S. citizen and a legal adult.

#2. Sen. Lindsey Graham asked her about her religion.

Perhaps Sen. Graham should review the Constitution. No religious test shall be given, to hold an office of public trust.

#3. Perhaps  EVERY member of the United States Senate, since the Robert Bork hearings, should review the Constitution.

As a legislative body they are to deliberate, advise and give consent.

#4. None of this happens anymore. The entire process has become a made-for-TV political philosophy litmus test.

#5. And if you're a nominee, don't worry. As long as your party controls the WH & Senate, your party will get you in.

#6. 'Diversity' in the SCOTUS????

   ARE  YOU  KIDDING ME????

 Come early April, once judge Brown is confirmed, the Ivy League will have 8 of the 9 seats.

#7. BTW: there is a long standing internal tradition at the SCOTUS, when they discuss cases in conference. 

The 9 justices are the only ones in the room. 

Whomever has the least seniority, prepares and serves the coffee & tea, while they're in conference.

 That is a very little known tradition. I only know about the tradition, because I heard just one justice speak about it during a personal interview. She said it is a SCOTUS tradition, and it was her pleasure and honor to do it, when she was the new person.

#8. Is there anyone left in America, who takes the SCOTUS/Senates nomination process seriously?

   You really shouldn't. It has become yet another great institution, that has now been eviscerated on the alter of politics.

 We need better senators, and maybe a SCOTUS nomination from outside the political-legal elite.

April 6:

Hi. It's me again.

Sitting here at my store and listening to this caller to WJR, weighing in on Illegal immigrants, and how nothing is getting done.

#1. To ALL voters, stop bitching about the problem and force your leaders to do something. You can also replace your leaders.

#2. LEGAL  Immigration laws need to be changed, time-frames cut down.

#3. Get Involved!!!!!!!!!!

#4. 25 Americans right now: Form a group "Americans for Legal Immigration Reform."

#5. Create an FB pages, E-mail account, Website, Cellphone #, Twitter and Instagram accounts. Put all of that on a business card. You are now a group with a public presence.

#6. Spend your first 4-months recruiting more members, getting interviews and reviewing all the immigration laws. Come up with a legislative proposal that has 15 policy objectives.

#7. Organize your volunteers to start contacting EVERY member of Congress once a week, and the White House, and ICE, and INS.

  That is just one way to properly organize and make an impact.

Contact me when your Legislative proposal is ready, I'll review and If it looks good to me, I'll support it when I get elected to Congress,

  This is one way to Get Involved and be affective.

 YOU  MUST  DO  THE  WORK.

Chris Dardzinski for Congress: District 13

Candidate: U.S. Taxpayers Party Michigan.

May 2:

ANY newly elected member of Congress must be ready on 'day 1' to operate at a very high level.

  You know, hit the ground running, as they say.

If I win the 13th District, here is a selection of things I'd be putting into my first 14-Hour day:

1. Turn in my request for my first ten  5-minute speech's, for post 7pm, floor time on the House floor. So I can start detailing for America, what I'm working on and my general observations of what I see happening in DC.

2. Have my staff start scheduling the following meetings with:

a. The FOMC

b. Ron Klain & his staff

c. RNC & DNC chairs, to invite them to join me in pushing the Economic Democracy Act, since they claim to care about Poverty.

d. Schedule meetings with CATO, RAND corp., Brookings, AEI, Heritage Foundation, Hoover Institute, the Aspem institute and several other key Think Tanks, to get on board with the EDA and a Single rate Tax system. 

3. Personally introduce myself to the General Counsels of the Financial Services Committee, and let them know that we will be working very closely for 729 days.

4. Personally call the first 10 members of the House that are on 'my list of 95' members to talk with, regarding support for the EDA.

5. Review my less than stellar committee assignments, obviously.

6. Personally call C-span and request a Q&A interview to cover my major issues.

7. Make sure all staff that I've hired feels like they are part of my Patriot-team. Remind every one of them that Fidelity to the Constitution is the only thing that matters in our office.

8. Avail myself of the Speaker's Staff and start working on getting my proposals on committee dockets.

9. Personally call NASA and request a meeting asap, to start building a relationship, so we can get the O'Neil cylinder project into the pipeline.

10. Sit down with my Chief of Staff, and make sure we schedule time each week, so that people from the district, traveling to DC, get my personal time.

11. Call the NRO and schedule a meeting. I want to be one of the very few members of congress that reviews their facility and make sure they have everything they need.

12. Call the Secretary of the Navy and arranger a meeting, so I can convince him or her, that we need to expand CSGs(Carier Strike Groups) to 16 by 2036. 

  Yeah, that is a good place to start for day 1.

I'm sure I'll add more. . .

How does this list look to you?

May 28

 Here is an update on the African Continental Free Trade Agreement(AfCFTA)   There are now 43 of 54 signatories, that have ratified the plan. I've been following this for several years now. There many layers of benefits to this plan: #1. Currency and economic stability for the continent. #2. Keeping China from stripping those nations of their mineral and petroleum wealth, under unacceptable contracts. petroleum wealth, under unacceptable contracts. #3. Vastly open up capital Ownership and strengthen banking and stock markets across the continent. #4. All of this translates into more political freedom.    I have proposed to the CESJ that the signatory nations be presented the Economic Democracy Act, which will further remove Poverty, and therefore more economic mobility.     If I win the 13th Congressional district, one of my side projects would be to get America to formally set up direct financial guidelines, so that we have the ability to invest in the index funds, of the 29 stock exchanges on the African continent.    I know this is pretty dry stuff, but this is how you spread capital Ownership through free markets and free enterprise. https://www.tralac.org/resources/infographic/13795-status-of-afcfta-ratification.html#:~:text=The%20Agreement%20entered%20into%20force,Niger%20on%207%20July%202019. 

Recommendation 01

1. Bring home ALL of our military.  Assign them to all of our borders. Yell stop and if not shoot to kill.  That will send a message.
2. Let other countries fight their own wars without USA's funding and equipment.
3. Congress has to adhere to all laws they pass for the people. EX: (Our health insurance, our social security)
4. Get rid of ALL three letter agencies and their funding and crocked practices.
5. Fine all companies that use substandard materials.  Look at the disasters our highways and roads are in.  And along those lines lower weight restrictions for 18 wheelers.
6. What if we started  new lotteries.  One that funds only roads so there are no taxes on gas, and NO new taxes added to the already overburdened population.  One for schools, and their programs that have been taken away: art, music, shop class, home ect. And after school programs that are FREE to help kids stay out of trouble.  Free breakfast/lunches.  When you play the lottery you decide where YOUR money is going.  If the States put the funds in the GENERAL kitty they have control on how to WASTE our monies.

Recommendation 02

 A 5 point plan to end the fraudulent banking system! 

1) Create a platform which allows people to opt out of our current system! 
www.starfishperks.com Short Video

2) Provide educational programs that teach true principles of financial literacy, history and leadership! Short video

3) Incentivize people to share the platform with a merit based compensation plan! Allowing the ambitious to build additional income! Short video

4) Schedule events around the country to bring communities together sharing best practices and inspiration! Short video

5) Don't expect this to be easy!  Audio recording from a recent event!