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Newhouse & Kilmer Set Aside Partisanship to Serve Their Home State
WASHINGTON, DC — Republican Dan Newhouse & Democrat Derek Kilmer appeared before The Ripon Society to discuss why they focus on good policy, not politics, when it comes to Washington State.
“WINNING THE FUTURE”
WASHINGTON, DC — Latest Ripon Forum shines a light on Senator Todd Young’s effort to strengthen America’s competitiveness around the world. Plus, the Forum features Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson and profiles U.S. Rep. Michelle Steel.
Salazar Outlines Her Dignity Plan for Immigration Reform
WASHINGTON, DC — With immigration reform in limbo and border security in doubt, The Ripon Society hosted a virtual discussion with U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar (FL-26), an emerging leader on the immigration debate on Capitol Hill.
Herrera Beutler Expresses Hope That Common Ground Can Be Found on Immigration Reform & Border Security
WASHINGTON, DC — In remarks before a virtual meeting of The Ripon Society, U.S. Rep. Jaime Herrera Beutler (WA-3) expressed hope that Republicans and Democrats can reach agreement on immigration reform and border security.
A Conversation About Race in America
WASHINGTON, DC — The Ripon Society hosted a virtual discussion with two veterans of the nonprofit world who have launched a series of workshops intended to spur an honest conversation about race in America.
Emmer Calls on Congress to Pass Abby Honold Act
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer appeared before a virtual meeting of The Ripon Society to discuss bipartisan legislation he has authored to reform the way sexual assaults are reported in America.
“I hope you’re going to see people work in a bipartisan fashion on behalf of the American people, because that’s how we get the best work done.”
WASHINGTON, DC — The Ripon Society hosted a virtual discussion this past Thursday with U.S. Reps. Larry Bucshon & Victoria Spartz, who discussed the challenges facing the people they represent & their key priorities on Capitol Hill.
Meyer Sees Opportunity for Bipartisan Cooperation if Majority Focuses on Policy, not Politics
WASHINGTON, DC — Dan Meyer, who serves as the Chief of Staff to the U.S. House Republican Leader, spoke to The Ripon Society about the potential for bipartisan cooperation on a plan to strengthen America’s infrastructure.
“We can get something that gets 60, 70, or 80 votes in the Senate, but only if they’re willing to negotiate.”
WASHINGTON, DC – In remarks before a virtual meeting of The Ripon Society, top Senate GOP Leadership aide Nick Rossi discussed the prospect that Congress could reach agreement on a plan to strengthen America’s infrastructure.
“Dare Mighty Things… I think that’s what this mission is all about.”
WASHINGTON, DC — With the Perseverance Rover continuing to make history as it explores the surface of Mars, The Ripon Society hosted a virtual discussion this past Wednesday with Frank Lucas and Matt Wallace, two leaders who are critical to the mission’s – and the U.S. Space Program’s – success.
