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“We’re going to have to help our public health institutions regain the trust of the American people.”
WASHINGTON, DC — The Ripon Society held a breakfast discussion with U.S. Reps. Larry Bucshon, Richard Hudson & Buddy Carter, who are focused not only on the lessons learned over the past two years during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Amb. Tomita, Rep. DelBene, and Rep. Smith Tout Importance of U.S-Japan Alliance
WASHINGTON, DC — Japan’s Ambassador to the U.S. appeared before The Ripon Society with two leaders of Congress to discuss the relationship between our two countries and why the relationship is so critical to peace and economic security.
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Ripon Society Holds 2022 Election Preview with the Executive Directors of the NRCC & NRSC
WASHINGTON, DC — The Ripon Society held a luncheon discussion last Wednesday with the top strategists charged with the task of winning back both the House and Senate for Republicans in November.
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Ripon Society Kicks Off Luncheon Series for GOP Women Policy & Political Professionals
WASHINGTON, DC — A crowd of more than 90 Republican women turned out for the first in a series of events intended to bring together GOP women who are interested in policy and politics.
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“We are going to utilize our oversight responsibilities very effectively.”
WASHINGTON, DC – The Ripon Society held a discussion with Reps. Rodney Davis & Garret Graves about their effort to make sure that tax dollars Congress approved to rebuild America’s infrastructure are being well spent.
Commentary
America’s Crime Crisis: It Doesn’t Have to be This Way
by PETE STAUBER
Across the country, families fear for their safety in the face of rising violence, and are becoming angry when they hear about criminals being released back onto the streets.
Prosecutors Must Put Victims First
by JASON MIYARES
There are some locally elected prosecutors who are choosing not to prosecute groups of crimes, selectively choosing pieces of the law to enforce and pieces to ignore.
From the Ripon Advance
- Capito joins bipartisan effort to encourage CMS to finalize low wage index for FY 2023
- Buchanan, Healthy Future Task Force outline updates to improve doctor-patient relationship
- Joyce secures language in appropriations bill to protect tribal use of marijuana
- House advances sweeping mental, behavioral health bill offered by McMorris Rodgers
- Hoeven’s cyber workforce program legislation signed into law by Biden
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