Advancing Democracy

The U.S. Constitution sprang from the concept of separation of powers. The Constitution intentionally grants each branch separate and distinct powers.

State attorneys general play a critical role in government, impacting the lives of those they protect and preserving and enforcing laws.

Foreign aid isn’t just charity — it’s power. U.S. foreign aid serves as a strategic investment in national security and economic prosperity.

In a rule of law system, the government is responsible for upholding the law, protecting citizens' rights, and preventing abuse of power.

Reforming outdated laws is the responsibility of Congress, and upholding peacekeeping tradition is a responsibility of the president.

When we understand our government’s structure under the Constitution, we are empowered to make more informed choices.

Project 2025 outlines a restructuring of federal government agencies to consolidate executive power.

We can support the peaceful transition of presidential power by advocating for a process with wisdom and order overarching.

We respect presidents who exercise their pardoning power with wisdom, care, and “prerogative of mercy," and we oppose pardons otherwise.