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After reading the results of The Ripon Society’s 6th Annual National Survey in this latest edition of The Ripon Forum, it is hard not to conclude that Republicans have the momentum entering next year’s campaign.
Since proxy voting was established in the U.S. House in May of 2020, some Members have taken to practically never coming back to Washington – sometimes not showing up for months on end.
It’s Time to Shore Up the Independence of Federal Inspectors General
Inspector Generals saved taxpayers over $53 billion last year. To continue to fulfill their roles successfully, they must be able to work without interference from agency and executive branch leadership.
Further Proof That Demography is not Destiny
The left wing of the Democratic Party has gotten out over its skis with its radical ideas and overall wokeness, and the voters known as Hispanics have begun to say, “Basta!”
Elections are about the future, and Glenn Youngkin epitomized a post-Trump party and post-COVID governance. It also provides Republicans with a plan to run on in 2022.
A View from the Front Lines: The Battle for the House 2022
Republicans need to continue their strong fundraising and develop and articulate a message that appeals to the broad middle of the electorate.
A View from the Front Lines: Battle for the Senate 2022
Republicans have the winds at our back in the quest to take back the Senate majority in 2022 and are well positioned to gain the one seat needed to do so, if not many more.
A Clear Path Out of Challenging Times
The Ripon Society’s 6th Annual National Survey makes clear that voters are ready to embrace bold solutions and are ready to embrace politicians with the courage to take the lead on pursuing solutions.
Debate
Ranked Choice Voting is a Growing Success Story that Provides Voters with a Greater Voice
With RCV, more voters have a voice in who wins, and winning candidates have a broader base of support when they begin serving and governing.
Debate
Ranked Choice Voting Complicates the Voting Process and Distorts the Final Vote
Proponents claim that RCV guarantees the winner has majority support, but data shows that this often happens because it distorts the final vote.
Washington is filled with quiet leaders who believe in the promise of America and dedicate their lives to making our country and our world a better place to live. Judy Van Rest, who served as a member of The Ripon Forum’s Editorial Board for 11 years and passed away last month, was one of those […]
Ripon Profile of Jaime Herrera Beutler
The Representative of Washington’s 3rd Congressional District discusses her efforts to improve maternity-related health care and create good-paying jobs for the people she represents.
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In this edition
After reading the results of The Ripon Society’s 6th Annual National Survey in this latest edition of The Ripon Forum, it is hard not to conclude that Republicans have the momentum entering next year’s campaign.
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The Absentee Congress
Since proxy voting was established in the U.S. House in May of 2020, some Members have taken to practically never coming back to Washington – sometimes not showing up for months on end.
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It’s Time to Shore Up the Independence of Federal Inspectors General
Inspector Generals saved taxpayers over $53 billion last year. To continue to fulfill their roles successfully, they must be able to work without interference from agency and executive branch leadership.
-
Further Proof That Demography is not Destiny
The left wing of the Democratic Party has gotten out over its skis with its radical ideas and overall wokeness, and the voters known as Hispanics have begun to say, “Basta!”
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The Virginia Blueprint
Elections are about the future, and Glenn Youngkin epitomized a post-Trump party and post-COVID governance. It also provides Republicans with a plan to run on in 2022.
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A View from the Front Lines: The Battle for the House 2022
Republicans need to continue their strong fundraising and develop and articulate a message that appeals to the broad middle of the electorate.
-
A View from the Front Lines: Battle for the Senate 2022
Republicans have the winds at our back in the quest to take back the Senate majority in 2022 and are well positioned to gain the one seat needed to do so, if not many more.
-
A Clear Path Out of Challenging Times
The Ripon Society’s 6th Annual National Survey makes clear that voters are ready to embrace bold solutions and are ready to embrace politicians with the courage to take the lead on pursuing solutions.
-
Ranked Choice Voting is a Growing Success Story that Provides Voters with a Greater Voice
With RCV, more voters have a voice in who wins, and winning candidates have a broader base of support when they begin serving and governing.
-
Ranked Choice Voting Complicates the Voting Process and Distorts the Final Vote
Proponents claim that RCV guarantees the winner has majority support, but data shows that this often happens because it distorts the final vote.
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In Memoriam – Judy Van Rest
Washington is filled with quiet leaders who believe in the promise of America and dedicate their lives to making our country and our world a better place to live. Judy Van Rest, who served as a member of The Ripon Forum’s Editorial Board for 11 years and passed away last month, was one of those…
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Ripon Profile of Jaime Herrera Beutler
The Representative of Washington’s 3rd Congressional District discusses her efforts to improve maternity-related health care and create good-paying jobs for the people she represents.
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