Billy Jack Goes to Washington

Set in the U.S. capital, the story unfolds largely within the halls of Congress and the Senate chamber. The Capitol serves as the stage for power struggles, debates, and behind-the-scenes lobbying. The film portrays the intense atmosphere of political decision-making and the pressure placed on legislators to compromise.

🕊️ Integrity

An idealistic, conscience-driven attempt to vote with personal ethics rather than party lines. The narrative follows Billy Jack as he faces bribery attempts and political pressure, highlighting how truth can challenge entrenched power. The film probes whether courage and honesty can redefine a fractured political landscape.

💰 Corruption

The story exposes graft and bribery that influence legislative decisions, embodied by Paine's actions and the lobbying group led by Bailey. It shows how money can cloud judgement and threaten public service. The tension between profit and principle drives the conflict toward a climactic confrontation.

🗳️ Democracy

The plot centers on the functioning of democratic processes: debate on the Senate floor, the threat of expulsion, and a dramatic filibuster. It underscores the role of citizens and grassroots activism as a check on political power. The narrative affirms that accountability and procedure matter, even under intense pressure.