Recruit. Target. Prioritize. Move the needle. And Win!

Think about it. Had the Republicans made a game of it in Maricopa, Fulton, Wayne, Hillsborough, Clark, Allegheny and Philadelphia counties (Phoenix, Atlanta, Detroit, Las Vegas, Manchester-Nashua, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia), things would be different now. Donald Trump would be finishing his second term, the Republicans would enjoy solid control of the Senate and House, the nation would have been spared the economic and social tragedies of the past four years...

... and this website never would have been conceived.

Surrender is not a strategy

All the GOP needed was to move the needle by a few percent in those counties and those states would have all gone Republican. Ask any Republican in those counties why they couldn't get it done and the answer will always be money.

Wait a minute. Republicans running for federal office spent about $10 billion over the last two cycles. And they couldn't spare a few shekels for organization, slate cards and an early-voting campaign in a few counties? It's like Lindbergh ditching in the Atlantic because he wanted to save money on gas.

We offer a different approach.

Winning isn't so hard.

That's because we don't need to win in the metro areas. Merely move the needle by applying campaign practices that have worked before. (But apparently haven't been tried recently.) We offer a new approach. This site contains loads of information, research and real-world examples to help GOPers get it done.

And it must be done. Here's from a man with some historical perspective, 94-year-old Thomas Sowell, who recently asserted:

... there is such a thing as a country declining to the point of no return.
Four more years of disastrous Biden-Harris policies, at home and abroad, can take us past that fatal point.

Why we're here

We offer Republicans in difficult constituencies a back-to-basics alternative. Some might call it old school, but the results from the not-so-distant past demonstrate that our methods work.

Because surrender is not a strategy.

Unfortunately that seems to be the chosen path of Republicans nationwide during the past three decades: build the margins downstate and hope we're not overcome by the wipeouts in the metro areas. That's partly because the GOP has become a union hall for consultants whose strategy doesn't include precinct work. (The task is now automated with "targeted" media.) It should now be obvious to anyone that things must change.

Get back to the basics

Recruit, Target, Prioritize ... and the results will amaze you!

Invade the Democrat moonscape

Think about it: Trump is polling about 25 percent in areas where Republicans typically have been lucky to reach 10. In areas devoid of any Republican campaign presence. Imagine the effect if there was a Republican effort! If there was organizational leadership of the many good citizens in those precincts who want to carry the fight. If there was an effort to raise the necessary funds to get a Republican slate card in the hands of every voter.

Our logo represents the situation faced by any Republican who challenges a sitting Democrat. You're behind. And will be until election night. Don't fret. With a smart campaign, you'll close the gap.