THE SUPREME CITIZENS CHARTER PRESS OVERVIEW | OCTOBER 2026 Website: https://supremecitizens.org Media contact: media@supremecitizensbranch.org ABOUT THE INITIATIVE The Supreme Citizens Charter is a civic and educational framework centered on constitutional citizenship, equal civic dignity, public stewardship, accountable government, and peaceful civic participation. It invites people across political, ideological, cultural, and regional differences to learn about their constitutional system and take an active role in civic life. THE CENTRAL IDEA We the People. Constitutional Citizenship. Public Stewardship. The Supreme Citizens identity expresses the collective popular sovereignty of the people within the constitutional system. It calls citizens to learn, participate, question, serve, and help preserve the Republic. No individual is placed above the Constitution or the law. EXPLORE THE WEBSITE Visitors can read the Charter and its 12 Principles, explore the Supreme Citizens identity and Citizens Branch concept, and find practical participation resources. The site also provides links to Congress, voting information, founding documents, and official government updates. THE 12 PRINCIPLES 1. Popular Sovereignty 2. Equal Citizenship 3. Constitutional Supremacy 4. Distributed Constitutional Power 5. Unitary but Limited Executive Authority 6. Temporary Public Stewardship 7. Authority Requires Accountability 8. Protected Liberty and Rule of Law 9. Checks, Balances, and Institutional Independence 10. Electoral and Civic Accountability 11. Constitution Before Party 12. Posterity MEDIA & INTERVIEW REQUESTS For interviews, podcasts, background information, or event inquiries, contact media@supremecitizensbranch.org or use the website contact form. Please include your name, outlet or organization, topic, preferred format, deadline, and contact details. Availability is confirmed in response to each request. CIVIC & EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORK The Charter is a civic and educational document. It does not replace the U.S. Constitution, confer governmental authority, or provide legal advice. Citizens and public officials alike remain subject to the Constitution and the rule of law. KEY RESOURCES The Charter: https://supremecitizens.org/charter.html 12 Principles: https://supremecitizens.org/principles.html Participation resources: https://supremecitizens.org/participate.html Information, Media & Contact: https://supremecitizens.org/contact.html