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I built something they cannot replace

I founded Buildup Cooperative, a 501(c)(4) operating as U.S. Workers Alliance, and wrote the three books below — a constitutional and legislative roadmap for people who work for a living. I led Team Kennedy Nevada. The work is how movements actually win, not how they march.

This is not a labor dispute. This is a crisis of representation. The 1% bought Congress through the party-donor machine. Workers pay the price. We are the majority — and it will take only 2% of us to defeat the machine.— Randell S. Hynes
33-year tech U.S. Army veteran Team Kennedy Nevada 501(c)(4) founder Author Lobbyist for U.S. workers

The three books

Same argument, three angles. UNINCORPORĀTUS is the roadmap. The Church of Division names the sermon. The Break Room Union names the union you already have.

Published by US Workers Academy

The US Majority Voice Rising

by Randell S. Hynes

Restoring the American Melting Pot

Religious and secular workers share a constitutional stake in restoring the US melting pot, defending equal law, family, faith, wages, and civic unity.

THE GOOD: Nationalism Trumps Globalism

How Rubio, Bessent, and Warsh Are Building the Most Coherent Challenge to Globalism in 50 Years Randell Hynes, Founder & President, US Workers Alliance On February 14, 2026, Secretary of State Marco Rubio stood before Read more

THE BAD: The Slow Bleed

How a 1971 Memo and the US Chamber of Commerce Spent 50 Years Destroying the American Worker Part II of the Clean Slate 2028 Series On July 4th, 1976, the United States of America celebrated Read more

THE UGLY TRUTH: Pure Theater

Donald Trump and the US Chamber of Commerce Are Dance Partners While 170 million American Workers Cannot afford the Cover Charge Part III of the Clean Slate 2028 Series In Part I of this series, Read more

CLEAN SLATE 2028

The US Chamber of Commerce’s slow bleed of American workers “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that Read more