Seth Haskin for U.S. Congress
Vote November 3rd
The Vision for Congress
Why am I running?
Because Washington has forgotten its limits.
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For too long, power has moved away from the people and toward an ever-growing federal government. I am a strict constitutionalist. Before I ask whether a bill sounds good, I ask a more fundamental question:Â Does the Constitution give Congress the authority to do it?
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I am running to restore limited, enumerated government, return power to the people and the states, and rebuild a Congress that remembers its proper place.
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Liberty flourishes when government knows its limits—and the people are free to govern themselves.
My Platform
Strict ConstitutionalistÂ
I advocate for a literal interpretation of the Constitution, ensuring that our laws reflect the original intent of the Founding Fathers and the document's text.
Rule of Law
Our governance is built on the principle that no one is above the law. I will enforce existing statutes with integrity and protect the rights of every citizen with no bias towards any set group or class.
Transparency and Simplicity
True freedom means you lead. We will ensure laws are simple and government is open so every citizen can participate in our democracy with confidence and understanding.
Why the Wolf? In the wild, wolves are often misunderstood as symbols of lone survival. In reality, they are neither purely solitary nor blindly collective. They exist in one of nature’s most effective examples of voluntary cooperation without centralized control. A wolf does not survive as an isolated unit. It survives through coordination, communication, and trust. The pack is not a rigid hierarchy imposed from above—it is a functional family structure built on role, responsibility, and necessity. Leadership exists, but it is not absolute; it is earned, situational, and constantly tested by the needs of survival. Wolves hunt together, protect one another, and raise their young collectively. Yet no wolf is stripped of its agency. Each individual is still capable of independent judgment, movement, and decision. When circumstances demand it, wolves may separate, act alone, or shift roles within the pack without losing their identity or purpose. This balance is what makes the wolf such a powerful symbol for independent governance.
The Wolf: Independence, Cooperation, and Self-Governance
The wolf reflects a certain balance: capable of standing on its own, yet still able to move in coordination with others when purpose calls for it; adaptable in changing conditions, and able to take direction or give it without rigid control. It suggests a way of acting that begins with individual judgment, and only then forms connections where reason and responsibility point in the same direction. As a symbol, it is intended to stand as a new leading representation in politics, centered on community formed through choice and self-government guided by independent thought rather than party allegiance.
