The beginning

When the Democrats lost control of the House after the mid-term election in 2010, one of the key promises that Senator Mitch McConnell had publicly professed earlier was set into motion. That goal was to prevent President Obama from winning a second term. This obviously failed but what the Republicans succeeded in was impeding President Obama from getting almost anything done through the standard legislative process, including something as normal as appointments to the Federal government and to the Supreme Court. The fact that the Democrats were unable to successfully thwart this strategic move made the experience excruciating for the general public who were forced to endure years of gridlock.  It became clear that something had to change.

But nothing changed. It just got worse.

The 2016 election changed the entire landscape altogether. The country showed it was deeply divided. Some reasons for this division can be attributed to false information prejudicing viewpoints. Other reasons are not fully understood. Regardless, one thing became clear: our politicians failed us.  This country that has produced leaders of international renown from the commercial, academic, and political spectrum, is now struggling to have strong, scientifically minded leaders even consider elected office. The United States needs people with strong scientific and intellectual acumen in elected office to affect change.

In 2017, after years of waiting, a non-political dad looking out for the future of his young kids decided to act. The National Science Committee, the governing body of the Science Party, was created. The Science Party, a place where the scientifically inclined can work together, formulate policies, and push legislation that affect Americans at the local level up to the Federal level across the country. The Science Party intends to field strong leaders who, once elected, will affect the country starting at the local level. It's time to focus on real solutions to problems from a scientific perspective only for objectivity. It's time for some original thinking. It's time to reinvent. It's time to transform the country in time for our young to enjoy it. It can be done.

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