“Ideas that matter,
since 1965.”
A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
Question: What do Republicans and fiscal conservatives have in common? Answer: Absolutely nothing.
The Importance of the Ethics Process for the New Congress
The retiring Colorado Congressman discusses an issue that some believe cost the GOP its majority this November.
The former Chairman of the RNC assesses the results and the implications for next year.
Q&A
One of the nation’s leading political observers talks about the wave that swept away the GOP majority.
A Bipartisan Solution to Long-Term Spending Discipline
SAFE Commission would call on both Democrats and Republicans to serve.
An S.O.S. to Keep America’s Fiscal Ship Afloat
New Hampshire Senator’s bill would impose caps and other common sense tools to bring spending under control.
The days of boondoggles and anonymous spending requests must come to an end.
How the mayor of Fresno is making his city’s government more efficient and accountable.
Two things stand out from those meetings. The first was how often the group talked about recapturing the majority in Congress. The second thing that stood out was how much the group talked about ideas.
From 17 years in office, I know that the principles of smaller government, less regulation, accountability, local control, free trade and a strong defense are right for our nation. Republicans are the ones willing to fight for those principles
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A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
Question: What do Republicans and fiscal conservatives have in common? Answer: Absolutely nothing.
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The Importance of the Ethics Process for the New Congress
The retiring Colorado Congressman discusses an issue that some believe cost the GOP its majority this November.
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Mid-Term Consequences
The former Chairman of the RNC assesses the results and the implications for next year.
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Q&A with Charlie Cook
One of the nation’s leading political observers talks about the wave that swept away the GOP majority.
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A Bipartisan Solution to Long-Term Spending Discipline
SAFE Commission would call on both Democrats and Republicans to serve.
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An S.O.S. to Keep America’s Fiscal Ship Afloat
New Hampshire Senator’s bill would impose caps and other common sense tools to bring spending under control.
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No More Bridges to Nowhere
The days of boondoggles and anonymous spending requests must come to an end.
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The New Normal
How the mayor of Fresno is making his city’s government more efficient and accountable.
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It Begins with Ideas
Two things stand out from those meetings. The first was how often the group talked about recapturing the majority in Congress. The second thing that stood out was how much the group talked about ideas.
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Ripon Profile of Kay Granger
From 17 years in office, I know that the principles of smaller government, less regulation, accountability, local control, free trade and a strong defense are right for our nation. Republicans are the ones willing to fight for those principles
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