
Pentanomics extends the FREE-MARKET APPROACH to all five types of human action.
Watch the 2-minute video to see how this ends up being a win-win.
Rick Raddatz, Founder
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It makes sense. I like the effort to bring economic productivity together with concern for people.
Finally, government that makes sense.
Michael Hitchens
Great work, Rick. Brilliant.
Tom
Amazing work, Rick. You were born for this!
Henri
It's logical. It simply makes sense.
Gil
Looks very well thought out.
Geoff
Awesome idea. I will promote this immediately.
Peter Walton
Finally, we have a win-win solution.
Rene
Balance can be achieved when everyone wins.
Joe
This plan can really work. Thank you, Rick—this rocks!
MaineBob
The concept seems possible and doable.
David
Finally someone is talking about the solution and not the problem.
Morgan
I like the simplicity of the message and its diverse appeal.
Hugh
This seems to make sense to me. I'd like to hear more.
Jeff
I'm impressed with what I'm hearing. I would like to know more.
Dana
We have come full circle. Welcome home. We are back to pragmatism.
Neil Cosentino
I love the philosophy. Rick does a superb job of explaining it.
Kim
I'd love to get behind a solution that is practical and effective.
Mary
This plan can really work. Thank you, Rick—this rocks!
MaineBob
The concept seems possible and doable.
David
Finally someone is talking about the solution and not the problem.
Morgan
I like the simplicity of the message and its diverse appeal.
Hugh
This seems to make sense to me. I'd like to hear more.
Jeff
I'm impressed with what I'm hearing. I would like to know more.
Dana
We have come full circle. Welcome home. We are back to pragmatism.
Neil Cosentino
I love the philosophy. Rick does a superb job of explaining it.
Kim
I'd love to get behind a solution that is practical and effective.
Mary
Finally, government that makes sense.
Michael Hitchens
Great work, Rick. Brilliant.
Tom
Amazing work, Rick. You were born for this!
Henri
It's logical. It simply makes sense.
Gil
Looks very well thought out.
Geoff
Awesome idea. I will promote this immediately.
Peter Walton
Finally, we have a win-win solution.
Rene
Balance can be achieved when everyone wins.
Joe
What Americans of every political stripe said about Rick Raddatz’s Win+Win Revolution
I launched the Win+Win Revolution, a public campaign for “cap and prioritize” budgeting: cap what government spends, then fund the nation’s priorities in order, transparently, so that limits and compassion stop being opposing sides. Everyone who watched the presentation was invited to respond and to say where they stood politically. These are their words, lightly edited for spelling, with first names and self-descriptions as submitted.
Of 207 responses from Americans, 78 came from self-identified Independents, 57 from Republicans, 28 from Democrats, 24 from Libertarians, 10 from Progressives, and 10 from third-party voters. The response I was building for, and the one I got, was the same from every direction: finally, something we can agree on.
The Win/Win Revolution is an inspiring political platform that shows great promise. For the longest time, We the People have needed a way to come together, for the common good of all, within a framework where all political views are honored and respected.
Although I’m a lifelong Democrat, indoctrinated long ago riding my daddy’s shoulders at a Labor Day parade in 1959, what saddens me now is the rabid “us vs. them” viciousness.
Finally! Someone came up with an inclusive way to look at the realities of politics and society. In Revolutionary times, Ben Franklin said, “We must all hang together or most assuredly we will all hang separately.”
An idea whose time has come. I’m fascinated at how you put together that bell curve and tied everything together so powerfully. It is a concept that, if we can get enough people to understand and embrace, can truly save this country.
With the Win+Win Revolution there would be no more of that polarizing politics that we have all come to hate. It has something for everyone.
WWR is a sincere and thoughtful new approach to solving our biggest political ills. I’d encourage anyone to set aside blind ideological loyalty and cynicism for a moment and consider this call to unity.
This is the idea that I’ve been hoping for. If we continue to play the “my side is better than your side” game, we are finished as a country. W+W Revolution gives us a way to work together without compromising ideals.
There actually is a simple solution to a solid political view. Heart, mind, and commerce rolled into one small-government plan. Very inspiring!
It does a great job of explaining why we are struggling and fighting ourselves when deep down each of us just wants fairness in our society.
It’s time to find a way to listen to each other and celebrate our patriotism, no matter what our political views are. I am a proud American first and foremost. The Win+Win Revolution supports that!
As a registered Independent, I like the Win-Win Revolution because it raises political discourse up from current destructive radical polarization to constructive intelligent debate.
I think most Americans are in the middle. This seems to address the middle instead of the far rights and lefts.
We need this, very badly. I can’t take too much more extremism on either side. This gives me hope.
I left the Republican party for the same reason I left the Democratic party: because they left me. This is a good start at reform.
The model is a terrific framework to begin a different conversation about how our country can unite and prioritize what matters.
No one group owns the word “patriotic.” Anyone that cares about our country’s past, present and future gets to claim this word.
We need some way to overcome the ideological split that cripples our government and divides our citizens. The Win Win Revolution is worth exploring to see if it can truly unite us without some external enemy to fight against.
As a political conservative, I am disheartened by the divisive rhetoric tearing at our great nation. The Win Win Revolution certainly presents a possibility to reverse the destructive course we are on.
The Win Win Revolution is the first time I’ve felt hope that Americans might stop talking past each other, embrace the heart of where we agree, and do something that makes sense.
The center used to be a muddy place until the idea of this win-win revolution. The center should pull the left and right wings with it, like the head on your shoulders and the heart in your chest pull your arms and legs.
I am wary of the partisanship that is tearing this country apart at its seams. I need an oasis of just being able to talk to my fellow Americans of all opinions about how we can take our country forward without leaving people behind.
Rick is a modern-day philosopher who understands how altruistic ideas can be arranged to appeal to everyone.
It is clarity of thought. It is balance of heart and mind. It is based on the premise that we are one people, as opposed to being separate.
Why should our government have less accountability than each family? Families do well when they spend wisely while taking care of each other.
We need to have a party that is moderate and does what is best for our country, not just themselves.
My gut response can be described in one word: RESPONSIBILITY. Transparency is the precursor and guarantor of responsibility.
With everyone’s cooperation, it can stop the madness between the Democrats and the Republicans that is tearing our nation apart.
This is THE way to demonstrate for us and our future generations what right looks like!
Not everyone was sold, and the best objections were the ones the plan was built to invite:
Extremely well thought out. Two questions come up for me: who’s to decide what the top 100 priorities are? That seems to be the next place everyone can argue.
A noble concept and strategy as far as it goes. However, special interests will still buy favor from greedy politicians to move their cause up the priority list.
Those are the right questions, and answering them in the open is the point.