An Open Letter to the Presidential Foundations: A Warning to America

بِسْمِ اللهِ الرَّحْمٰنِ الرَّحِيْم

In the Name of God, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

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To the Presidential Libraries, the Current Presidents, the Former Presidents, and the Families Who Carry America's Great Legacies

To the presidential libraries, to the current presidents, to the former presidents, and to the families who carry the great legacies of America—who have paid the painful price of seeing people work behind that presidential desk or hold political office, a thankless job, but one that leaves a lasting legacy:

I ask you, what is it that you can do that no one else can do?

I say: You can educate. You can illuminate. You can share the burden of leadership. And you can help me build it online.

I have written you all an open letter. Please read it, so that future generations may find a place to be educated, illuminated, and also find an offline space—a place where we can educate future Americans.

The political process and the power of politics should remain with those who have suffered and carried the burden of leadership. That wisdom should never be lost. It should be preserved, shared, and passed on to every generation that follows.

Today, I am placing my US House Plan in your care. I invite you to read this open letter and consider how, together, we can preserve America's political memory while building its future.

An Open Letter to the Presidential Foundations: A Warning to America

To the Clinton Foundation, the Obama Foundation, the George W. Bush Foundation, the Johnson Foundation, the Nixon Foundation, the Carter Foundation, the Reagan Foundation, and every presidential library that holds the memory of this nation:

I ask myself, what is it that I can do that no one else can do? And in this moment in time, as I begin to rebuild America's hopes and dreams and the political arena, I'm the one who should be sending you an invitation—welcoming you—so that finally, the political system is fixed, and people who made it in terms of having an equal opportunity have a chance of making it in the future.

So I am writing this to make you part of building, with your stories, this idea of having equal opportunity to the mic for future generations.

The Story That Matters

Each of you holds a story. A story of a person who made it to the White House. Some came from money. Some came from nothing. Some came from privilege. Some came from struggle.

But all of you have something in common: You mastered the instruments of leadership.

You learned the art of rhetoric. You learned the power of persuasion. You learned how to emotionally connect with people. You learned how to deliver an incredible symphony of hope and vision.

That story matters more than you know.

The regular person matters. Their dreams matter. Their voice matters. And right now, everything is moving online. Politics is moving online. Power is moving online. And AI is coming for all of it.

The Digital Prison

AI can be a tool of liberation—or it can be a digital prison. It can control what we see. It can control what we hear. It can mute voices and silence dissent without anyone even noticing. And in the hands of the wrong people, it will be used to protect power—not to share it.

No American should be muted to silence without their permission.

But we can already see it happening. Social media algorithms control the conversation. Billionaires buy platforms. The powerful decide who gets heard and who gets erased.

This is the threat before us.

The Skill Set of Politics

There is nothing new that a human being is going to invent in the world of politics. The skill set of politics is an instrument, and it is an art that plays—whether it is the power of rhetoric, persuasion, emotionally connecting with people, or delivering an incredible symphony.

I have found different notes that have spoken to me in different presidential libraries. Especially the Lyndon Johnson Library. The Kennedy Library. The Nixon Library. Even the Reagan Library.

We have a moral responsibility to protect the future of this country.

By rallying the citizens. By rallying the politicians to begin to engage in conversations and debates in building an AI that will manage our country's political affairs.

No one has come up and taken on this challenge or delivered anything substantial. But I have a comic book. I have a website. And I have what I call an open office. I have engaged in many conflicts, sometimes ending up on different sides—whether it is fighting with the president or taking on things that are happening around the world.

The Mastery of Leadership

We as people must respect those who master the instruments of leadership and deliver them at a high level. You just need the mastery of those skills. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Nixon proved it. Kennedy proved it. People who come from backgrounds with no money, no connections, no privilege—they rise because they master the instruments of leadership. They study. They learn. They practice. They deliver.

That is what matters.

Not the money. Not the connections. Not the pedigree. The mastery.

The Threat of AI and the Muting of Talent

But here is the danger: People who master the instruments of leadership will be engaging with AI. They will be working with AI. And they could be muted—because they are too good.

Power is never shared with the poor.

Power is never shared with those people who come from backgrounds that are not suitable for success.

We have learned from kings. We have learned from our own country. The regular person is important. Their dreams are important. Their aspirations are important.

But power does not share itself.

That is why we must build systems that protect the regular person. Systems that are transparent. Systems that are accountable. Systems that cannot be corrupted by the old guard.

That is what the US House Plan is about. That is what this new movement is about.

Politics Is a Boxing Match

Politics is a boxing match in a ring. The skill set that people develop to knock people out. To win round after round. And the pain they have had to go through—all the black eyes, all the backstabbing, all the lying. But above all, mastering the instruments of leadership like Kennedy did and delivering at a high note.

Is that something people should abandon?

What kind of message are we sending to women if we tell them to just not get back up? What kind of message are we sending when we tell them to abandon their legacy, their foundation, and everything they and their families have been able to accomplish?

Each of you has been in that ring. Each of you has taken the hits. Each of you has been knocked down—not once, but many times. And every single time, you got back up.

That is what makes a champion.

Not the wins. Not the titles. The getting back up.

Politics is a boxing match. It is not a tea party. It is not a seminar. It is not a polite conversation among reasonable people. It is a fight. A brutal, unforgiving fight for the future of this country.

And you have all been in that fight.

The Moment We Are In

America's dreams are being renewed. Politics is moving online. And people who are nobody—who don't have millions of dollars, but who master the instruments of leadership and deliver at a high level—should be our future presidents.

You understand this. You understand that the old ways are dying. The Democratic National Committee is a dying machine that cannot be saved. It has silenced voices. It has canceled primaries. It has spent millions crushing alternatives. It has broken its covenant with the very people who sustain it.

The only honorable choice is to let it end—and to build something new.

But we must be strategic. We must bring an honorable end to the DNC—not by attacking it with rage, but by dismantling it with dignity.

We must honor the greats who came before us. We must create a museum for the Democratic Party, a place where we can celebrate the New Deal, the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act. A place where we can honor Robert F. Kennedy, who spoke of love in a moment of national trauma. A place where we can honor Malcolm X, who refused to be silent and refused to be framed.

And then we must build something new.

A Call to the Presidential Foundations

So I call on the Clinton Foundation. The Obama Foundation. The George W. Bush Foundation. The Johnson Foundation. The Nixon Foundation. The Carter Foundation. The Reagan Foundation.

All the foundations. All the libraries. All the presidents.

Begin to take the responsibility of accepting my comic books and my ideas. Give me a space to deliver speeches. Begin building this system that will run our political affairs. But it must be placed in a space where certain moments in history are remembered. Throughout different presidents.

That is what I plan to do.

Moving American Politics Online

The US House Plan is about moving American politics online.

This means everybody's going to create their own party online. They're going to write their own hopes and dreams and what they stand for. And the American people will fall behind leadership that can articulate what is in the best interest of the country.

It will be a challenge given to all those people who are capable of delivering leadership at the highest level.

The DNC is going to have an honorable end.

But everything is moving online. And the challenge is AI and AGI. So I welcome your discussion and consultation. How do you move American politics online? How do you make sure Americans have a home online—not owned by people who play games with advertisement? People have to connect with each other. It's a new frontier that we deeply have to think about, come together, and deliver for future generations.

What I Am Asking of You

This is what I am asking of each foundation:

Accept my comic books and my ideas. Place them in your libraries. Let them be a resource for future generations.

Give me a space to deliver speeches. Let me share my vision with those who visit your libraries.

Begin building this system. The US House Plan is a blueprint. A rough draft. A starting point. But it needs your expertise, your wisdom, your guidance.

Join the conversation. How do we build an AI that serves the people, not the powerful? How do we protect the regular person from being muted and silenced?

Honor the greats. Kennedy. Johnson. Nixon. Reagan. Carter. Clinton. Bush. Obama. All the presidents who have shaped this country.

A Final Note

I don't want anybody who has visited Israel or supports Israel in this grassroots movement. The Palestinians were silenced. Their voices were denied. Their suffering was treated as a public relations liability. And I don't want to meet those people who have engaged in this unethical behavior.

So when I meet with you, make sure you have people who are grassroots—people who have nothing to do with the genocide.

This is a new start. A clean slate. And we will build something beautiful together.

An Invitation

I am inviting you to understand that I have a broad view of politics. Not a narrow view. A view that says: We can honor the past and build something new. We can celebrate the greats and let go of the machine. We can bring an honorable end to what has failed—and begin something beautiful.

Will you accept my comic books?

Will you give me a space to speak?

Will you help us build?

The people are watching. The people are waiting. And I will be waiting for you I look forward to inspiring a new generation with comic books with creativity and with making the political arena and its subject to residing in its proper place tying it with family names and honor so that the betrayal of the system comes with shame! So let's get to work in preserving the future of democracy educating illuminating and above all making yourself the foundation of Truth and building your legacy around this migration of moving online and becoming offline spaces and places for that immigrants which has happened to me but that is about to change inshallah.

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A Final Invitation

There is going to be an online migration. You do not need to invite me. You need to invite yourself.

If you are interested, leave a gift on my blog. If you are not, simply do not reply. Do not leave a gift. I will take your silence as your decision, move forward, and continue working with those who care about democracy, freedom, and the future of civic participation.

Freedom and democracy are under threat. A handful of companies should not control the political arena, dominate communication between citizens, or engage in conduct that undermines democratic participation.

This will be the first election in which AI will play a meaningful role. People throughout your foundations, and citizens across the country, will be engaging with political AI. When there is a problem, they should not have to depend solely on a technology company. The system should produce a receipt, preserve a history of its decisions, and provide a transparent record of what it did right and what it did wrong.

We are not here to build a perfect system. We are here to build a transparent one. We will make mistakes. We will learn from them. And we will make those mistakes visible so that future generations can improve upon what we have built.

I am committed to operating a transparent office, and I ask that you honor my privacy while participating in that same spirit of openness. The truth does not need to hide.

The system that is built within your spaces and places should be built with strict openness. It should remain sovereign, independent, and accountable to the people it serves. How it is built, where it is built, and who is consulted are just as important as the technology itself.

You have been consulted. You have been welcomed.

I look forward to hearing from you.