The article highlights BAC-PAC (Better Access to Chiropractic PAC) as a critical initiative designed to address chiropractic’s long-standing lag in political influence, which has historically restricted patient access and limited reimbursement in Washington, D.C.. BAC-PAC is the profession’s first and only federal super PAC, dedicated to electing and supporting pro-chiropractic members of Congress. Unlike traditional political action committees, a super PAC can raise and spend unlimited funds independently, allowing the profession to act with speed and scale in key elections—a powerful new tool to influence outcomes. Born from the Chiropractic Future Strategic Plan, BAC-PAC represents a shift toward "playing offense" politically, matching the profession’s strategy to the scope of its clinical contributions. The success of the organization was demonstrated in 2024 when a targeted 30-second ad helped re-elect Congresswoman Jen Kiggans, proving that strategic political investment can yield measurable results. Crucially, BAC-PAC operates non-partisanship, supporting candidates—Democrat, Republican, or Independent—who support chiropractic’s place in modern healthcare. The future success of this effort, which relies entirely on contributions and commitment, will shape whether the profession succeeds or merely survives.