“While many in our nation disparage those who diverge from the status quo, it’s people who made their own way that created the United States. Our founders refused a monarchy whose power was derived from heredity. The notion of a republic of the people, by the people, and for the people shattered the old paradigm. The new republic, the United States of America, acknowledged freedom as a basic tenet of human experience. Independence in the U.S. guarantees individuals the right to speak. But independence must also speak to us.”
Krist Novoselic rose to fame as the bassist of Nirvana, helping drive a raw, unfiltered sound that gave voice to a restless generation. In the years following Nirvana, Novoselic explored new musical directions and increasingly turned his attention to political reform, advocating for electoral systems that empower voters and reduce centralized control. He brings a deep respect for individual rights and grassroots democracy, remaining consistently skeptical of concentrated authority. His work is driven by a belief in personal responsibility and the need for institutional accountability.
Estimated World’s Smallest Political Quiz Score:
Economic: 70
Personal: 90
Note: Krist Novoselic has not taken The World’s Smallest Political Quiz and this score is purely an estimate made by The Advocates For Self-Government.