WASHINGTON, DC — 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.
WASHINGTON, DC – The Ripon Society and The Franklin Center for Global Policy Exchange held their 13th annual bipartisan luncheon honoring the Operations Directors and Schedulers in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate.
WASHINGTON, DC —In remarks this past Thursday at a “fireside chat” hosted by The Ripon Society, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo assessed the last four years of U.S. foreign policy under the Biden Administration, and some of the pressing challenges facing the incoming Trump Administration around the world.
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RIPON FORUM
Volume 58, No. 6
December 2024
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.