If a leader has the courage to take the deal — stop the wars, fund the people, redirect Wall Street to Main Street.
Historic leadership. Real results. A golden age for America — paid for not by the working class, but by the speculative class on Wall Street.
A Financial Transaction Revenue system — a micro-tax on Wall Street speculation — redirected entirely to the Mississippi River region. No federal approval required.
High-frequency algorithms execute trades lasting milliseconds, producing zero real economic value for Main Street citizens.
Like the UK's Stamp Duty Reserve Tax, a 2.5% FTT on speculative trades captures revenue from the speculative class — not working families. Stabilizing at 1.5% over 25 years.
Every dollar goes to the 10-state Mississippi River Coalition. No federal middleman. Constitutional via Interstate Compact. Minnesota First.
From the Financial Transaction Tax on Wall Street speculation — redirected entirely to the Mississippi River Coalition states and their citizens. Minnesota First. Built for 100 years.
One path continues the same broken system. The other builds something designed to last 100 years.
Every dollar generated goes directly back to the people. No bureaucracy. No middlemen. No federal gridlock.
Relieve homeowners and renters entirely. Let Main Street keep what it earns. No more being taxed out of your own home.
Healthcare as a right, not a privilege. Funded independently of federal gridlock. No more choosing between medicine and rent.
Build a path to opportunity without trapping the next generation in decades of crippling student debt.
Financial freedom and dignity directly to every citizen of the coalition states. Unconditional. No strings attached.
A 10-state alliance centered on shared regional prosperity. Connected by the river that built America's heartland. Minnesota First — built for 100 years.
The triumvirates brings the contract. The question is whether the dealmaker has the courage to sign it.
When you're the triumvirate who brings the deal… you get the deal done.
Troy Ellis isn't a politician or a billionaire — he's a Midwest native who did the math. Recognizing that federal gridlock would never solve regional economic crises, Ellis drafted the Minnesota Model as a pragmatic, populist blueprint.
He's the underdog who wrote the contract. Now he's bringing it to the dealmaker.
We rely on established macroeconomic theory regarding Financial Transaction Taxes — not speculation, not fantasy.
Senator Bernie Sanders is proposing a small tax on high-volume Wall Street trades to raise billions for working families — without raising taxes on ordinary Americans.
This focuses on speculative and high-frequency transactions — not everyday investors or retirement accounts.
When Wall Street profits from rapid-fire trades, Main Street should benefit too.
By applying a 2.5% tax on speculative trades, models suggest raising $1.2 – $1.5 trillion nationally.
We propose capturing this through an Interstate Compact — requiring no federal approval.
Targets high-frequency algorithmic trading — not legitimate long-term investment.
We have the math. We have the plan. We have the contract. Now we need a leader — and the numbers to force their hand.
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