It’s one thing to get engaged in public policy and shed light on what liberals are up to, but it’s another thing to beat them at the ballot box and take away their power to do what they do. Elections have consequences. And if nobody runs against them, the consequences are more years of them…
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When it comes to public policy, elections have consequences. And when it comes to elections, WINNING is all that matters. Not your opinion, the candidate’s opinion or the Party’s opinion. It should go without saying, but it still needs to be said. You can’t govern if you don’t WIN. The only people that get to…
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Over 460 Republican candidates have officially filed for the 2026 mid-terms, demonstrating unprecedented grassroots momentum and party strength.
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Exploring the critical push for partisan voter registration to ensure true party members—not opponents—decide our future local conservative nominees.
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Analyzing the key takeaways from the first GOP primary debate as candidates square off on tax cuts and affordability.
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Do. Not. Get. Sidetracked. When it comes to winning an election or organizing for grassroots success, it’s not complicated. It’s not some secret formula that you need to figure out or pay a lot of money for. It’s pretty simple and straightforward. In fact, the rules haven’t changed since this country first started holding elections.…
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How many times has someone asked who you plan to vote for in any given election? Better yet, how many times have you been asked “who should I vote for?” Probably more than once. Of course you’re not the only one. People who are truly paying attention to politics tend to get more than just…
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It’s no secret the 2020 election was controversial. Election laws and procedures were thrown out the window in the middle of a pandemic, causing confusion and distrust surrounding the results in several states across the country. As a result, people are paying closer attention to how elections are conducted in their own states. Fortunately, here…
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There are always lessons that we can learn from the results any election, but when one is the most stunning upset in US political history we really need to pay attention. Here are the first lessons that come to mind: 1) Money isn’t what it used to be. Trump won spending about five dollars per…
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2024’s Wild Ride (so far)
The 2024 presidential campaign has been one for the books, and it’s only halftime. From the political weaponization of courtrooms, and Trump wrapping up the nomination in record time, to Democrats not allowing anyone to run against Biden, and the earliest presidential debate in history, to an assassination attempt and an incumbent presidential campaign withdrawal,…
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