The War on the American Way of Life
The American way of life is under attack. An organized force led by corrupt elites have plunged our nation into the throes of a cold civil war. While their footsoldiers sack our communities wearing masks and waving foreign flags, these elites—embedded in institutions of education, media, big business, and technology—see injustice in America’s very existence and regard the American birthright as the spoils. But our birthright is not theirs to squander.
Our Inheritance
The American way of life was built long before we were born—and entrusted to us to preserve.
Its foundations were laid in the faith and fortitude of the Pilgrims who gathered around the first Thanksgiving table at Plymouth. 
Its principles were given philosophical expression and political form in Philadelphia. 
Its frontiers inspired generations of Americans to climb mountains and cross the Great Plains in covered wagons and handcarts. 
Its faith raised churches where our forefathers worshiped. 
Its wisdom was passed from one generation to the next in schoolhouses and libraries across a continent. 
Its legacy is ours to honor, defend, and preserve.
“Let us do our Duty and defend the fair Inheritance which our Fathers have left us.”
Our Fight
Our inheritance does not belong to the elites who wish to destroy it. Everything good in America’s history, everything that continues to make our country great today, and every chance we have to secure an even greater future, flows from the American way of life. Therefore, we believe that American statesmen owe it the utmost allegiance, over party, over personality, and over any other private interest. Our fight, then, is to defeat the forces arrayed against it.
Our Task
Build a cadre of patriotic statesmen committed to preserving the American way of life.
We believe many of these future statesmen already exist. Our task is to scout out the path, equip them for the journey, and elevate their achievements. We will unite these future statesmen, marshal them, give them a common purpose, and equip them with the messaging, relationships, and virtues they need to turn the temporary victories of the last decade into a permanent achievement for the next century.
Our Ascent
In the decades before the Revolution, a great awakening swept through the colonies, and the young men it stirred grew into the generation that won our independence. On April 19, 1775, some of those men, the minutemen of Bedford, marched to Concord under a flag bearing the words Vince aut Morire: Conquer or Die.
That is the same spirit we ask of our statesmen now. Not hatred of our fellow citizens, not a rage that burns hot and burns out, but the settled resolve of men who know what they are fighting for and will never surrender until we have ended American decline and begun American ascent.