
The System Is Ours. Let's fix it.
Anti-institutional politics says the system is rotten, break it. Small-r republicanism says the system is ours, fix it.
Exploring how Republicans can rebuild credibility, governing competence, and voter trust in the Bay Area and California.
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Anti-institutional politics says the system is rotten, break it. Small-r republicanism says the system is ours, fix it.

The coalition has to be built.

A Fourth of July meditation on the endless work of learning to see the right

Community, power, personal growth, and political reform: the case for becoming a Founding Member.

Many people will support the mission before they will join the party.

Lessons from 16 dinners with Republicans, independents, and politically homeless voters

The top of the pyramid gets attention. The base determines whether leaders deliver results.

How to rebuild a credible center-right presence in the Bay Area

Notes from a week of conversations about the future of Bay Area Republicans

How Bay Area Republicans can become a persuasive second voice

A vision for a Bay Area Republican Party that builds — not just fights.

What is our purpose on earth — as citizens, parents, neighbors — in the year 2026?

Bay Area Republicans have the power to help steady the Republic at a moment when steady hands are urgently needed. Let’s use it.

To regain credibility and grow registration, Bay Area Republicans should lead with solutions—not slogans—on issues like immigration

Exploring how Republicans can come together to improve governance and rebuild trust in the Bay Area and California

Rather than gerrymandering California into oblivion, show Trump up by proving you can manage the state better than he manages the country

The habit of asking fundamental questions doesn’t solve every problem, but it reliably exposes assumptions, surfaces trade‑offs, and points the way to better ways of achieving goals.

History will dictate if this is a turning point for our country. But every single one of us gets to choose right now if this is a turning point for us.

In San Francisco, nothing is more radical than showing curiosity about conservative ideas.

Runaway budgets and rising utility bills won’t change until voters unite around everyday cost concerns