Category: News
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Ambs. MacNaughton & Gutiérrez Join Sen. Moran & Rep. Hurd in Touting the Benefits of NAFTA
WASHINGTON, DC – With trade talks underway and the threat of tariffs on the table, The Ripon Society held a breakfast discussion focusing on the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Main Street Caucus Grows to Nearly 75 Members
WASHINGTON, DC — The leaders of the Republican Main Street Caucus appeared before a breakfast meeting of The Ripon Society to discuss the group’s mission, and what its members hope to accomplish in the coming year.
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Latest Forum Looks at The Ripon Society’s Annual Survey of the American Voter
WASHINGTON, DC — The Ripon Forum kicks off its 52nd year of publication today with an examination of the American electorate as the country moves into 2018.
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“It is time that the United States starts moving away from paper diplomacy on North Korea.”
WASHINGTON, DC – In a speech to The Ripon Society, U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner urged Congress and the President to ramp up the economic and diplomatic pressure being placed on Kim Jong Un.
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“More than 46% of Americans are living on a $400 dollar cushion.”
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Reps. Pat Meehan and Tom Reed appeared before The Ripon Society to discuss the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and the importance of letting people keep more of what they earn.
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“We believe we got the fundamentals right so that economic growth will be stronger.”
WASHINGTON, DC – In remarks to The Ripon Society, Chief Deputy Whip Patrick McHenry discussed the benefits of the recently enacted Tax Cut & Jobs Act, and expressed confidence in the congressional agenda for the coming year.
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“I showed up, I listened, and I tried to help whether they voted for me or not.”
WASHINGTON, DC – As he prepares to retire from the House, Rep. Pat Tiberi appeared before The Ripon Society to reflect on his time in office, and discuss some of the accomplishments of his congressional career.
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Special Edition of The Ripon Forum Looks Back on “A Decade of Ripon Profiles”
WASHINGTON, DC — For over a decade, the one recurring feature in every Ripon Forum has been a profile of a prominent Republican on the back page. That feature is now the focus of a special edition of the 52-year old journal.
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Ripon Society & Franklin Center Hold 6th Annual Luncheon Honoring the “Unsung Heroes of Capitol Hill”
WASHINGTON, DC – For the sixth straight year, The Ripon Society & Franklin Center hosted a bipartisan lunch to pay tribute to the Schedulers and Executive Assistants in Congress.
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“This is one of those occasions where a difference will be seen — a jump start to the economy.”
WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito appeared before The Ripon Society to give an update on the Senate debate over tax reform legislation and why it is so important to reach an agreement this year.
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“We have an opportunity to rethink what Puerto Rico’s future is.”
WASHINGTON, DC – Just over a month after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, The Ripon Society held a breakfast discussion with three Members of Congress who are leading the effort to help the island territory rebuild.
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“From Silicon Valley to Washington, DC”
WASHINGTON, DC — In it’s latest edition, The Ripon Forum looks at the effort to modernize government being spearheaded by Matt Cutts, who spent 17 years with Google before becoming Acting Administrator of the U.S. Digital Service.