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The famed screenwriter William Goldman once wrote a book about Hollywood called, Adventures in the Screen Trade. In it, he discussed his career working in the film industry and his experience as the creative force behind such hits as Marathon Man and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. He also offered up what remains one […]
The Conservative Proposal to Reform American Health Care
The centuries-old oath taken by health care professionals reads, “Do no harm.” It is time for Washington lawmakers to take a similar approach when working to fix the problems that exist in our health care system.
Amid soaring approval ratings and a vast crossover appeal, these two Governors are reaching out to America’s new electorate and coming away with their support.
Twenty years after they served together in Congress, a former colleague of John Kasich’s, Tim Penny, looks at his record as Governor and explains why he is not surprised by his success. Similar to President Reagan, “His ambition and passion is to get things done that need doing.”
Growing the Majority: A Q&A with Liesl Hickey
The Executive Director of the National Republican Congressional Committee weighs in with a preview of the 2014 mid-term elections.
One of the GOP’s top strategists argues that the party will not close its gender gap until it fills its deficit of new ideas.
The Decline of Parties and the Rise of Dysfunction
A veteran election law expert looks at the growing influence of special interest groups, and the impact on parties — and the nation.
Can two laws to end gridlock in California serve as a model for nationwide reform? This respected political observer, Dan Schnur, thinks so.
House GOP Conference Vice Chair Lynn Jenkins discusses why more women are needed at the Leadership table.
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The famed screenwriter William Goldman once wrote a book about Hollywood called, Adventures in the Screen Trade. In it, he discussed his career working in the film industry and his experience as the creative force behind such hits as Marathon Man and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. He also offered up what remains one…
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The Conservative Proposal to Reform American Health Care
The centuries-old oath taken by health care professionals reads, “Do no harm.” It is time for Washington lawmakers to take a similar approach when working to fix the problems that exist in our health care system.
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Role Models
Amid soaring approval ratings and a vast crossover appeal, these two Governors are reaching out to America’s new electorate and coming away with their support.
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Behind Kasich’s Rise
Twenty years after they served together in Congress, a former colleague of John Kasich’s, Tim Penny, looks at his record as Governor and explains why he is not surprised by his success. Similar to President Reagan, “His ambition and passion is to get things done that need doing.”
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Growing the Majority: A Q&A with Liesl Hickey
The Executive Director of the National Republican Congressional Committee weighs in with a preview of the 2014 mid-term elections.
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Boot the Zombies!
One of the GOP’s top strategists argues that the party will not close its gender gap until it fills its deficit of new ideas.
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The Decline of Parties and the Rise of Dysfunction
A veteran election law expert looks at the growing influence of special interest groups, and the impact on parties — and the nation.
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May the Best Candidate Win
Can two laws to end gridlock in California serve as a model for nationwide reform? This respected political observer, Dan Schnur, thinks so.
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Ripon Profile of Lynn Jenkins
House GOP Conference Vice Chair Lynn Jenkins discusses why more women are needed at the Leadership table.
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