“Ideas that matter,
since 1965.”
A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
“The war on terror.” “It’s the economy stupid.” “Read my lips – no new taxes.”
“Why do you want to be President?” This question stumped Ted Kennedy 28 years ago. With the 2008 campaign upon us, we ask prominent Republicans how it should be answered today.
The Year Ahead On Capitol Hill
The Chairman of the House Republican Conference talks about the legislative outlook for 2007 and what the GOP will be working to achieve.
If recent history is any guide, the last two years of the Bush Administration could be surprisingly productive.
What’s the Matter with Washington?
A political veteran now living and working in Kansas says something is missing in our national political debate – mainly, a sense of history.
The former Chairman of the RNC and current Chief Executive of Mississippi says policy, not politics, is the key to the GOP’s future.
GE and Westinghouse were once competitors. Now, one is thriving, while the other has all but disappeared. Why? It has to do with ideas.
America’s New Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Increasingly, those starting new U.S. businesses are foreign-born.
Debate
Should U.S. Agriculture Subsidies be Eliminated?
No, America needs a safe, reliable, and abundant supply of food.
Debate
Should U.S. Agriculture Subsidies be Eliminated?
Yes, it’s fiscally smart and financially responsible.
The Republican Party is looking for new ideas that will help them reclaim their Congressional Majority and hold onto the White House in 2008.
It is essential that we equip and significantly increase the number of secondary school graduates with world-class analytical and problem solving skills
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A Note from the Chairman Emeritus
“The war on terror.” “It’s the economy stupid.” “Read my lips – no new taxes.”
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An Answer for Roger Mudd
“Why do you want to be President?” This question stumped Ted Kennedy 28 years ago. With the 2008 campaign upon us, we ask prominent Republicans how it should be answered today.
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The Year Ahead On Capitol Hill
The Chairman of the House Republican Conference talks about the legislative outlook for 2007 and what the GOP will be working to achieve.
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Can a Lame Duck Soar?
If recent history is any guide, the last two years of the Bush Administration could be surprisingly productive.
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What’s the Matter with Washington?
A political veteran now living and working in Kansas says something is missing in our national political debate – mainly, a sense of history.
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Why Ideas Matter
The former Chairman of the RNC and current Chief Executive of Mississippi says policy, not politics, is the key to the GOP’s future.
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Ideas and the Bottom Line
GE and Westinghouse were once competitors. Now, one is thriving, while the other has all but disappeared. Why? It has to do with ideas.
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America’s New Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Increasingly, those starting new U.S. businesses are foreign-born.
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Should U.S. Agriculture Subsidies be Eliminated?
No, America needs a safe, reliable, and abundant supply of food.
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Should U.S. Agriculture Subsidies be Eliminated?
Yes, it’s fiscally smart and financially responsible.
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Standing Up for the Underdogs
The Republican Party is looking for new ideas that will help them reclaim their Congressional Majority and hold onto the White House in 2008.
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Ripon Profile of Linda Lingle
It is essential that we equip and significantly increase the number of secondary school graduates with world-class analytical and problem solving skills
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