Republican Party
A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
by BILL FRENZEL
Branding is one of the hottest buzzwords in advertising circles. It’s catching on in political circles, as well. It’s easy to understand why.
The Republican Party and the Black Vote – A Q&A with J.C. Watts
The former Oklahoma Congressman and Chairman of the House Republican Conference has some strong words for his party over its efforts – or lack thereof – to win support among African American voters.
“Why I Am A Republican”
by ORRIN HATCH, JO ANN EMRSON, CHUCK NORRIS, LYNN SWANN, HEIDI GANSERT, &FRANK GUINTA
Amidst efforts to rebuild the GOP brand, the FORUM asked prominent Republicans to discuss why they joined the party and the issues they believe will be critical to its success in 2008.
Why Lincoln was a Republican
by FRANK J. WILLIAMS
Abraham Lincoln’s decision to become a Republican had a greater impact on the GOP than any other decision in the party’s history. Why did he do it, and what does it mean to the party today?
How 9/11 Shaped the Millennial Generation …and the Lessons for Republicans Today
by MARGARET HOOVER
The author and Fox News commentator discusses 9/11’s impact on young Americans and how it has shaped not only their lives, but their view of American politics today.
Recapturing Jack
by D.R. TUCKER
Reminiscing about Kemp’s legacy being recaptured, describing how on April 6, 1987, a Congressman from Buffalo launched a bid to become President. His campaign was short-lived, but his legacy of inclusion, growth and opportunity still resonates today.
“Anger is not a substitute for good policy” – A Q&A with Jon Huntsman
An interview with the former governor, ambassador and presidential candidate about the current political environment and the challenges facing the country — and the Republican Party — in the coming years.
The GOP’s Forgotten Ones
by JARRAD HENSLEY
A young Republican and former aide in the Bush White House argues that the GOP can no longer ignore young Americans.
Growing the Majority: A Q&A with Liesl Hickey
The Executive Director of the National Republican Congressional Committee weighs in with a preview of the 2014 mid-term elections.
Boot the Zombies!
by KIM ALFANO
One of the GOP’s top strategists argues that the party will not close its gender gap until it fills its deficit of new ideas.
