A populist anti-corruption movement

Restore accountability. Defend liberty. Return power to the people.

One People, One Constitution, One Guillotine.

The Guillotine Party is being built from the ground up — organizers, volunteers, and local chapters first, a party that can win at the ballot box second. This campaign is movement-first: none of it matters without people. Add your name and help build it.

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David “Ninja Cat” Teague
Prospective Presidential Candidate
Meet the candidate

Not a career politician — a voice for the people the system treats as disposable.

His politics were not formed in a consultant's office. They were formed in the places where policy becomes consequence — survival, disability, homelessness, study, and activism — beginning from one moral position: no human being should be treated as disposable.

“The blade is not aimed at human beings. The blade is aimed at corruption.”
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The running mate

A San Francisco volunteer for public servants and frontline health worker.

Born and raised in San Francisco, William “Anubis Shoshanna” Daugherty brings years of volunteering for public servants, youth advocacy, and frontline recovery work — lived experience, not talking points — fully dedicated to the party's principles and platform.

“No public office should be treated as private property.”
Meet the running mate →
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William “Anubis Shoshanna” Daugherty
Prospective Vice President
The real divide is not left versus right

THE PEOPLE vs CORRUPTION

Why the guillotine?

The guillotine is not a symbol of violence. It is a symbol of accountability — the end of privilege without consequence, and the beginning of a system where power can no longer shield itself from the law.

Cut corruption at its root

End the backroom deals, special favors, and a political culture that rewards loyalty to the system over loyalty to the country.

Justice through accountability

The blade symbolizes decisive reform; the scales symbolize justice. No leader is above scrutiny.

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Public office as duty

Public service should mean service — not a path to enrichment, insider advantage, or permanent political power.

Power to the people

We are not here to tear America down. We are here to clean it up and return government to those it was meant to serve.

Core principles

These principles guide every policy we support. They reflect a simple belief: government should protect rights, serve the public, and remain answerable to the people at all times.

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Constitutional Liberty

Free speech, privacy, due process, and equal protection belong to the people by right — not by permission. A free society depends on strong rights and a government restrained by law.

Anti-Corruption

End dark money, insider advantage, and backroom deals. Corruption must be cut at its root so public office can never be used as a tool for private enrichment.

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Economic Dignity

Freedom requires dignity. Access to housing, healthcare, education, and fair wages is the foundation of a stable and just society — not a luxury for the few.

Accountability

No leader is above scrutiny. Those who hold power must answer for their actions and face real consequences for misconduct, abuse, or betrayal of public trust.

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Transparency

Government should be clear and open. Spending, decisions, and conflicts of interest belong in public view — not hidden behind closed doors.

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Equal Justice

The same law for everyone. Justice cannot bend to wealth, status, or political connection. Fair treatment under the law is a right, not a privilege.

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Public Service Over Private Gain

Public office is a duty, not a path to enrichment. Those who serve must put the people's interest ahead of their own portfolios and private networks.

Our platform

A focused agenda built on constitutional rights, an end to corruption, and the economic dignity every American deserves.

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Constitutional Rights

We defend free speech, privacy, due process, equal protection, and the right to assemble and petition. Rights belong to the people — they are inherent, not granted by politicians or corporations.

The Guillotine Amendment

End dark money. Ban congressional stock trading. Impose term limits and lobbying restrictions. Demand transparency, strong ethics enforcement, and public disclosure of conflicts of interest.

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Economic Rights

Access to housing, food, education, healthcare, essential utilities, fair wages, and safe working conditions. Freedom requires dignity — economic security is the foundation of a just society.

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A movement first — a party next

We're building durable grassroots support before entering large-scale contests: founding members, state coordinators, local chapters, and a volunteer network. Ballot access and elections matter — but none of it matters without people organized behind it.

Funded by people, not corporations

Transparency is mandatory and corrupt influence is rejected. No donation should compromise the mission or create hidden obligations. Every contribution is a direct investment in a cleaner, stronger, more accountable movement.

Volunteer with us

Volunteers are the backbone of the movement. Every volunteer represents the party — and there's a role for everyone, whether you have an hour a week or want to lead a local team.

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Knock doors

Connect directly with voters where they live. Be polite, be brief, be respectful — your goal is to make a positive impression, not win every conversation.

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Phone bank

Reach supporters and persuade undecided voters from anywhere. Keep calls short, clear, and respectful, and thank every person for their time.

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Host & staff events

Bring people together, build momentum, and grow the base. Events turn community energy into lasting organizing power.

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Community outreach

Deepen trust in neighborhoods and community spaces. Strong relationships are what keep supporters engaged over time.

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Spread the word online

Everything you post reflects on the movement. Share approved, accurate information with discipline and help us reach new people.

Lead a local team

Recruit volunteers, set goals, and organize your area. Field organizers build the durable, repeatable structure a campaign runs on.

What we ask of every volunteer

Be professional, honest, respectful, disciplined, punctual, and prepared. Never threaten, harass, spread misinformation, or argue aggressively. When in doubt, choose the most respectful and responsible approach — and ask a team leader for guidance.

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Join the movement

We are organizing neighbors, volunteers, and supporters who want real change. Add your name — it's free and takes a minute.

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The future belongs to the people.

If you are tired of being ignored, of being lied to, of watching corruption go unpunished — this movement is for you. The time is now.

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