By: Ian Connor Linnabary, Blog Contributor In Pittsburgh, President Biden debuted his newest piece of signature legislation, a $2 trillion infrastructure bill coined The American Job’s Plan. You may ask, what is in this plan? The real question we should ask ourselves is what isn’t in this plan. The Biden…

By: John Olds, Executive Director Gen Z is living through a triumphant American moment of accomplishment and we would do well to appreciate it. Is America actually the greatest country in the world? Allusions to HBO’s The Newsroom notwithstanding, for Generation Z, our country has endured a panoply of crises…

By: Ryan Doucette In a recent blog post, Gen Z GOP Policy Advisor Sam Abodo wrote that he was a “Second Amendment Absolutist.” …

By: Gabriel Katz, Blog Contributor On March 25th, Governor Brian Kemp of Georgia signed a new voting law, SB 202, into law. Given many Republicans’ response to President Trump’s loss in the November election, it is understandable that many Americans are skeptical of Georgia Republicans’ motives. Indeed, some early reporting…

By: Taryn Estes, Gen Z GOP Blog Contributor East Tennessee politics have always had a certain flair about them. From Representative Phil Roe’s signature banjo performances to good, old-fashioned BBQ campaigns, I have grown up surrounded by a world of local politics with a homey feel. Being a member of…

By: Sam Abodo, Policy Advisor The 1739 Stono Rebellion. Nat Turner’s Rebellion of 1831. The 1859 Harpers Ferry raid. The awe-inspiring, almost sensational life of Harriet Tubman. The Black Panthers. Every African-American in the South who armed themselves against hate crimes from their neighbors. Black activists during the Black Lives…

By: Ian Connor Linnabary, Gen Z GOP Blog Contributor A little less than one year ago, the 116th Congress made history by passing the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act to combat the economic crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. This bill was notable as one of the…

By Hayden Harb, Policy Advisor Just a few short years ago, the Republican Party held a trifecta of government in Washington. Margins in the House and Senate were favorable and a GOP President held the pen to sign or veto. In the cycle leading up to this Republican sweep, many…

By: Ian Connor Linnabary, Gen Z GOP Blog Contributor When thinking of lives of consequence, it’s hard to find someone who has been a more exemplary public servant than the late George Shultz. A Secretary of State under President Reagan and Secretary of both Treasury and Labor for President Nixon…