Part I: A call to action

Hello America:

My name is Bobby Sawick and I am a voice for MADA; and MADA stands for, “Make America Decent Again”…

To make America decent again, I need your help — because decency grows only when millions of people choose to speak it, show it, and stand for it. One voice can inspire, but millions can transform a nation.

MADA does not need money — do not send money. What we need is something far more powerful: a public that chooses decency, speaks up for it, and stands together for it. This movement rises not on donations, but on people who are willing to show what decency looks like in action.

Before we can raise the public’s awareness of decency, we need to crank up a super engine that will carry decency into the consciousness of the American public…

To ignite a super engine of change, MADA needs your voice —

joined with millions more — rising together with purpose.

Agreement alone won’t launch this movement. MADA needs people who are ready to step forward, speak out, and move.

One voice alone changes little. But when millions raise their voices together, decency becomes a power the world must answer to.

This thirteen‑part discourse is my opinion of what I believe…It is not proven fact — It is a reflection on what it takes and means to Make America Decent Again. It contains no attacks, no insults, and no negative comments about anyone. Decency cannot be restored by tearing people down; it can only be restored by lifting our shared values back into the light.

 You can help heal the wounded Heart of America — the Heart of Freedom, Dignity, and Decency — and the wounded Soul of America, the Soul shaped by the Constitution and the laws that guard your rights.

To participate, you have my permission to copy and repost Part I of MADA on any social media platform you use — and let decency be seen, shared, and multiplied.

“And when you see a post of Part I of MADA, add a comment — even a short one — and tap the like or dislike button. Every interaction helps push decency back into the public square.”

You can follow the original MADA @ MADA website — mada-series.org and you can follow the original MADA @ Bobby Sawick on Facebook. Together, we can remind America of something it has not lost — only forgotten.

Thank You

Bobby Sawick

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