Life experience matters
Andy Williams Jr., is an minister, prisoner advocate, social entrepreneur, and statesman. He is one of the formerly incarcerated people with a campaign platform to abolish legalized slavery. Williams has already taken a bold stand against the modern-day practice of legalized slavery; a battle that resonates deeply with the core values of justice and equality.
On July 21, 2021 Williams filed suit [against The United States Government] in the Northern District of Illinois, himself as claimant, representing a class composed of Aboriginal, Indigenous, and marginalized people who are imprisoned, and subjected to forced labor.
As a presidential applicant, Williams is committed to addressing systemic issues and enacting much-needed change. Representing an America that is built on morals, values, and principles that ensures no one is subjected to unlawful taxation, pretextual stops, discrimination, or injustice. Where everyone is held accountable for their actions, including those who take an oath to uphold the constitution.
Williams Vision for America is to restore a Constitutional Republic. To “implement a more secure, democratic, and prosperous world for the benefit of the American people and the international community. Government was created to protect the rights of the people and their property. As commander in chief, Williams affirms that he will adhere to the job description of the office of the President and ensure the peoples rights will no longer be infringed.