FORUM TOPIC

Republican Party

  • What Does It Mean to Be a Centrist Today?

    America needs Republicans to provide a responsible alternative to the Democrats. GOP centrists can meet this need by advancing an alternative different than the radical left and authoritarian right.

  • Progressive Conservatism: How Republicans Will Become America’s Natural Governing Party

    With the GOP well positioned to regain control of the House and possibly the Senate this November, a discussion about a governing philosophy to guide the party’s course in the coming years.

  • “AMERICAN REBOOT”

    In a conversation with the Forum, former Congressman, CIA officer, and cybersecurity executive Will Hurd discusses his new book and his vision for the country and the GOP in the coming years.

  • Young Americans Want Republicans to Support Climate Policy

    The GOP has an opportunity to adopt a more balanced approach to climate policy, one focused on American innovation and job creation.

  • WE HAVE TO MOVE BEYOND DONALD TRUMP

    The damage being done to our democracy is simply unacceptable. And the losses I’ll face pale in comparison to what’s at stake: the soul of America.

  • We Have to Tell the Truth — Every Day

    A majority of voters in America will put their trust in Republicans again if they see that we’re willing to face hard truths, and then do the right thing.

  • We Sit At A Crossroads

    We can either cling to the personality-driven, conflict-oriented, us-vs- them tactics of the past, or we can look forward to a party based on our future.

  • A Patriotic, Pro-Worker Republican Party Is Emerging

    November’s historic turnout suggests the political coalitions that constitute our two-party system are once again shifting.

  • Winning Back the Suburbs

    The ongoing “war” between the White House and the media has created an increasingly toxic political environment that has turned off many suburban and moderate voters.

  • Building a More Diverse GOP

    There is a crisis in Washington among Republicans that has been ignored over the last few election cycles. Republican women make up just 6% of the House GOP Conference and are just 12% of the total number of women in the House.

  • A Final Post-Mortem on the 2018 Mid-Terms

    Perhaps the least discussed, but probably the most important change, in the 2018 election dynamics was the huge Democratic spending advantage in Congressional races.

  • People Matter, and it’s Time for Washington to Lead

    As the New Year begins, I urge Congress and the President to hit reset and begin giving their constituents the leadership America deserves.