Restore The Republic
Join Us Read the PlatformImagine a Utah where every street is safe for anyone to walk at any time, day or night. Imagine a Utah that favors our own citizens in education and employment. Imagine a Utah that is affordable for young families. Imagine a Utah more beautiful than it has ever been.
We recruit and endorse Republican candidates for office who will work to restore our republic. By returning to the ideals of the constitution, we will make Utah safer, healthier, and more prosperous than it has been in generations. We highlight problems that the current government refuses to solve by hosting cleanup events and public talks.
This is a national movement, but we believe that Utah is the right place to begin because no one values the constitution more. As we achieve our goals in Utah, we will organize in other states on the same terms.
Three issues
Education
The Constitution does not grant a permanent class of activists tenure over the minds of our children. We are documenting what Utah classrooms teach, from kindergarten through the university system, and pressing for the removal of activists from public payrolls.
Homelessness
The Constitution guarantees no one the right to reduce a city to ruin while the people who built it look away. We support mandatory rehabilitation and treatment, and streets that are safe at any hour.
Selective enforcement
The same statutes, the same charging decisions, and the same penalties for every citizen of this state, regardless of who they are or who they know. The Fourteenth Amendment was not written to be administered as a menu.
An Introduction to our Platform
The Constitution of the United States is the Supreme Law of the land. This has been so since the Constitution’s ratification, and has been codified legal precedent for over 220 years. “An act of the legislature, repugnant to the constitution, is void” (Marbury v. Madison, 1803). The first sentence of the Supreme Law reads:
“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”
Consequently, any act, at any level or branch of government, which results in denial of Justice, civil unrest, endangerment of the populace, societal decay, or disenfranchisement of the descendants of the Founding Citizenry, is illegitimate. The intent and function of the Constitution can be abstracted away into an endless tangle of bureaucratic policy, but the first sentence of the Supreme Law is unavoidable, and it is irrefutable that such actions are “repugnant to the constitution.”
What we will do
To achieve the plainly stated objectives of the Constitution of the United States, we will do the following:
- 01 Make every part of Utah safe for every citizen at any time, day or night, by enforcing the law and removing criminals from public society, and by placing the vagrant population in mandatory rehabilitation programs.
- 02 Fire all far-left activists from every level of education, from kindergartens up through our university system.
- 03 Prosecute and destroy all drug gangs and put an end to the trafficking of fentanyl, meth, and other illicit substances.
- 04 Fully enforce all immigration laws.
- 05 Encourage family formation by incentivizing first-time homebuyers and providing tax incentives for young families from Utah.
- 06 Provide all citizens with equal protection under anti-discrimination law by abolishing affirmative action and selective enforcement.
- 07 Make Utah healthy again by implementing a state of the art physical education program in K-12 schools and incentivizing healthy behaviors.
- 08 Designate Salt Lake City a state district on the model of Washington DC and govern it through the office of the governor.
- 09 Create state work programs that will build state infrastructure and provide relief for the long-term unemployed and needy.
- 10 Recall all corrupt and activist judges and reform the judiciary to make it easier to recall judges.
- 11 End all corruption, big and small, and end sweetheart deals for politically connected businesses.
- 12 Re-align water use incentives and build new water infrastructure to refill the Great Salt Lake and create water abundance in Utah.
- 13 Make Utah’s elections the most transparent and secure in the world.
- 14 Streamline state, county, and local bureaucracies to save money and time.
- 15 Carry out all necessary reforms regardless of unconstitutional interference from unelected judges and bureaucrats.
Show up in public
We hold two kinds of gatherings, both open to anyone considering membership. One is a morning of physical work; the other is an evening of discussion.
Cleanups
These take place on trails, in parks, and in other shared public spaces. Volunteers spend a few hours clearing what the state has left alone. The result is visible, and it is also one of the most straightforward ways to meet the people involved. Families are welcome.
Talks and briefings
These focus on a single issue for an evening. We explain what the law actually requires, what is being done in practice, and what we intend to do about the gap. Questions are taken from the floor without a prepared script.
Membership is how this gets built.
Members fund the organizing, hear about events first, and are the pool we draw candidates from.
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Get in touch
For membership questions, speaking requests, major gifts, or starting a chapter in your state, write to us. We read everything and answer what we can.