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With a new Congress and President about to be sworn into office, The Ripon Forum reached out to policy and political leaders from around America to get their thoughts on the most pressing challenges facing our country and the priorities that should be addressed in the coming year.
The Message of this Year’s Election
According to this respected pair of bipartisan pollsters, voters wanted change when they cast their ballots this fall. But they also want unity and, most importantly, results.
Governors Work Together on Bipartisan Education Solutions
The Democratic and Republican leaders of the National Governors Association outline the effort they are spearheading to improve the marketable skills of all Americans.
Voters are Looking for Results, Not Chaos
The incoming President of the National Conference of Mayors says Republicans were given a mandate in this year’s election. Now, it’s time they set aside politics and get things done.
Don’t Let Our Debt Sink the American Dream
Left unchecked, America’s growing financial burden will squeeze families and small businesses. This squeeze will be particularly evident in the housing market, which is already out of reach for many.
The Importance of U.S. Leadership in the World
The Russian, Chinese, North Korean, and Iranian regimes seek to weaken our economic primacy and see our internal divisions spill over into chaos and bloodshed. We must not let this happen.
Florida: A Laboratory of Fiscal Conservatism
The outgoing Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives explains why three policies that have put the Sunshine State on sound fiscal footing should be tried nationally, as well.
History Does Not Have to Repeat Itself
The former Congressman argues that Republicans have a real opportunity to enact their agenda if they don’t overreach, and that their approach to budget reconciliation will be critical to their success.
Republicans in Washington Can Stop the California Agenda
Thanks to one party’s failed leadership, the once golden state now sits near the top of all of the wrong lists – which explains why voters would rather avoid subjecting the entire country to this fate.
A More Ambitious and Patriotic Path
Emboldened by the new multiracial coalition delivering victories for Republicans, the GOP has a golden opportunity to be the party of unity and dignity for all.
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With a new Congress and President about to be sworn into office, The Ripon Forum reached out to policy and political leaders from around America to get their thoughts on the most pressing challenges facing our country and the priorities that should be addressed in the coming year.
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The Message of this Year’s Election
According to this respected pair of bipartisan pollsters, voters wanted change when they cast their ballots this fall. But they also want unity and, most importantly, results.
-
Governors Work Together on Bipartisan Education Solutions
The Democratic and Republican leaders of the National Governors Association outline the effort they are spearheading to improve the marketable skills of all Americans.
-
Voters are Looking for Results, Not Chaos
The incoming President of the National Conference of Mayors says Republicans were given a mandate in this year’s election. Now, it’s time they set aside politics and get things done.
-
Don’t Let Our Debt Sink the American Dream
Left unchecked, America’s growing financial burden will squeeze families and small businesses. This squeeze will be particularly evident in the housing market, which is already out of reach for many.
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The Importance of U.S. Leadership in the World
The Russian, Chinese, North Korean, and Iranian regimes seek to weaken our economic primacy and see our internal divisions spill over into chaos and bloodshed. We must not let this happen.
-
Florida: A Laboratory of Fiscal Conservatism
The outgoing Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives explains why three policies that have put the Sunshine State on sound fiscal footing should be tried nationally, as well.
-
History Does Not Have to Repeat Itself
The former Congressman argues that Republicans have a real opportunity to enact their agenda if they don’t overreach, and that their approach to budget reconciliation will be critical to their success.
-
Republicans in Washington Can Stop the California Agenda
Thanks to one party’s failed leadership, the once golden state now sits near the top of all of the wrong lists – which explains why voters would rather avoid subjecting the entire country to this fate.
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A More Ambitious and Patriotic Path
Emboldened by the new multiracial coalition delivering victories for Republicans, the GOP has a golden opportunity to be the party of unity and dignity for all.
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