PHIERS in 60 Seconds
Congress works for us. Make it do its job.
PHIERS means Power Held In Every Representative’s Seat.
Trusted national polls and constituent surveys show what people want addressed. We ask candidates and sitting officials to put their commitments in writing:
What will you do?
By when?
How will the people know?
Our demands: stop wars of aggression and stop funding them. Advance complete healthcare for ALL at lower cost—or offer something better. Authorize monthly checks for the majority of Americans from a share of realized net healthcare savings.
PAM—the People’s Accountability Model, also called the PHIERS Accountability Model—is how we track promises, money, work and results.
What was promised? What got funded? What was spent? What got done? What changed?
SIGN THE PETITION. That’s it. Participation is that simple.
People sign. PHIERS delivers the demand. Officials answer. PAM tracks the promises, actions and results.
Congress changes. Accountability continues.
You hold office. We hold you accountable.
Constituents sign the request. Candidates and officials sign their own Covenant. The Public Trust Petition is a separate action.
See the polls and sources ↗
Where do these priorities come from? Leading national polls and surveys of your constituents. Read the research. See what people say needs fixing.
Outside research opens in a new tab. National polling and local input describe different groups; these findings do not endorse PHIERS’ proposed solutions.
- Cost of living, healthcare, housing, energy and jobs: Pew Research Center surveyed 5,062 U.S. adults September 28–October 4, 2026. Food costs concerned 73%, healthcare 69%, housing 66% and energy 74% very much; 48% were very concerned about people unable to find jobs. Original results and methods ↗
- Democracy, education, immigration, foreign policy and community safety: Pew’s registered-voter findings from the same September 28–October 4, 2026 survey found 73% called democracy very important to their vote, 62% education, 59% immigration, 57% foreign policy and 52% violent crime. Government size and scope was 43%; that question is not a direct measure of support for PHIERS’ accountability model. Original results and methods ↗
- Household costs: Reuters/Ipsos surveyed 1,765 U.S. adults October 29–November 2, 2026. Healthcare was the most-selected everyday-expense priority for Congress at 23%; housing 19%, gasoline 18% and food 18%. Original topline and methodology (PDF) ↗
Local constituent input: The Public Trust Survey lets people confirm, refine and add priorities. These voluntary responses are separate from nationally sampled polls. No local results are asserted here.
Answer the Public Trust Survey →Want to do more?
Demand Congressional Action NOW through the People’s Covenant Request →Answer the Public Trust Survey →Watch the welcome
OPTIONAL VIDEO
Welcome to PHIERS.
Optional watch. The explanation and actions are below.
Healthcare and the financial case
NEARLY $2 TRILLION IN PROJECTED ANNUAL HEALTHCARE SAVINGS.
THE MONEY IS ALREADY ALLOCATED TO HEALTHCARE. PUT IT TO BETTER USE.
Cheaper routine care through telehealth. Buy medications together for less. Treat problems before they become expensive emergencies. Budget for in-person, hospital, specialist and catastrophic care. Let people keep their insurance if they want it.
Congress: authorize monthly checks NOW for the majority of Americans. Put dollars already allocated to healthcare to better use, fund the checks with a share of net savings, and reverse the BBB tax cuts for the wealthy.
Payments are funded from achieved net savings after all healthcare and program costs. Projected savings are not cash already available.
See the financial case and comparison →Start the work now. People cannot put their lives on hold.
This is a peaceful, redemptive and sustainable path forward. Affordability follows.