The issues
Preface/Foreword The problem
America is the greatest nation on Earth, and Americans rank among the best, brightest, and most accomplished workers, researchers, and achievers. Our forefathers laid the foundation for us to establish the most economically and militarily dominant nation in history.
When the Soviet Union collapsed in the 1990s, America became the sole superpower, with some even describing us as a “hyperpower.” Pundits and theorists promised that the 21st century would be an “American Century.” However, the days of unrivalled American prestige and power are no more.
For decades, globalist elites ignored the forming cracks in the foundation of the American nation. As our debt crisis reaches a boiling point, foreign powers begin to invade the periphery of our sphere of influence, and our people sedate themselves with material indulgences, American renewal has never been more urgent. What once were the envy of the world, our cities have become an international laughingstock. Our suburbs have been saturated with drug addiction and hopelessness. Our small towns and manufacturing hubs were hollowed out by the shipping of our jobs overseas. Traditional American values are incessantly mocked in the media and undermined in our educational institutions. America has become the world’s dumping ground and multinational interests have clawed and torn at every element of the American Dream. In terms of wealth, these multinational interests are perpetuating the largest robbery of a people in human history.
Moreover, the American people are expected to foot the bill for endless foreign wars and endure ceaseless immigration for the benefit of multinational and foreign interests. The financial burden of these wars has destroyed our financial power and our dollar, and the mass importation of people has stunted the wage growth of American workers and forever altered the texture of American life. What was once a dynamic and aspirational nation of explorers, pioneers, and innovators is now somnambulantly wandering towards the abyss.
The elites in power express at best total apathy towards these issues, and often complete denial. President Trump shocked the establishment in his first campaign when he affirmed what many of us long suspected, that “The American Dream is dead.” He opened the eyes of many to what most middle-class Americans could already tell them, that the foundation of American society had eroded such that the lifestyle and security once enjoyed by previous generations is no longer possible, and that the country urgently needs dramatic change to reverse the decline. The Trump Revolution kicked off the first real attempt at pushing back against American decline.
The Solution
We face mounting challenges never before seen in our history, and many are at a loss for a solution. The time for action is now. The first American revolution was led largely by young American patriots seeking to affirm their nation’s sovereignty against foreign domination. At the time of our nation’s independence, institutions of higher learning served to produce a Godly, patriotic, and professional class of leaders. Since then, our nation’s universities have been captured by anti-American intellectuals who have poisoned the well of American exceptionalism. It is high time that this generation’s young leaders organize and coordinate to elect true America First patriots and reclaim our nation’s institutions of higher learning.
It has become evident that our key institutions have foregone basic standards of excellence and competency in favor of those that permit them to engage in blatantly anti-White racial grievance. This is wholly unacceptable and has played a critical role in the decline of our standard of living. Millions of talented young American professionals in every sector have had their careers stunted in favor of those who are less deserving, qualified, and capable. If our nation seeks to remain the preeminent global hegemon, we need to relieve ourselves of the weight of hateful Anti-white grievance and pursue unapologetic loyalty and excellence. To that end, the College Republican Patriot Coalition calls for the abolition of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies in every sector of private and public American life.
With regards to university life, we not only call for the abandonment of overt anti-White affirmative action policies but also for the complete elimination of subversive anti-White admissions practices. While we applaud the recent Supreme Court decision in Harvard vs. Students for Fair Admissions, universities have already adapted to these changes and have implemented subversive processes that perpetuate Anti-white discrimination. It is worth noting that DEI adjacent policies like the measuring of Environmental Social Governance (ESG) scores has provided those who have maliciously captured our institutions with the means to socially engineer all aspects of our nation against White men.
The College Republican Patriot Coalition is committed to promoting policies that eliminate these anti-American practices. To that end, the Coalition is committed to working together with public officials to advance such ends and restore our once great nation.
removing DEI Policies
Nationalism
It is no secret that America has been and continues to be invaded by ceaseless floods of immigrants. These immigrants possess cultures and identities that are wholly distinct from our own. Rather than seek to integrate themselves within the greater American social fabric, recent immigrants have taken it upon themselves to found parallel communities and promote their particular ethnic interest at the expense of native Americans (or Americans as a whole). While we applaud the Trump Administration’s closing of the border, the College Republican Patriot Coalition will not rest until the immigrants residing within our borders who have disrespected and undermined our nation are deported en masse.
Furthermore, it is worth noting that multinational interests have utilized immigrants as a means of undermining the American worker for their private benefit. Policies like the H-1B visa program have enabled these interests to displace highly trained American college graduates in favor of less productive foreign laborers with alien cultures whose only virtue is that they are willing to accept lower wages. The members of our coalition are particularly affected by this issue because it has become more difficult than ever for highly qualified and diligent American college graduates to find adequate employment. There is no reason why an American college graduate with a STEM degree should be underemployed and underpaid when our nation boasts the most dynamic and fastest growing tech-sector in the world. The College Republican Patriot Coalition is calling for lawmakers to abolish the H-1B visa program and in doing so promote the hiring of American workers and the increasing of American wages.
In recent years, it has become increasingly apparent that major Silicon Valley firms have intentionally implemented restrictive censorship regimes with the goal of not only stamping out heterodox perspectives but also influencing electoral outcomes. These regimes have spread distrust and hatred among the American population and have exacerbated the issue of political polarization. Rather than reign these firms in, public officials have done nearly nothing to hold these actors responsible for the irreparable harm that they have inflicted to American political life. It is high time that America First conservatives adopt a critical view of these actors and implement policies that hold them accountable. The College Republican Patriot Coalition calls for the reform of Section 230 regulation with the hopes of preserving free speech in the digital public square and restricting the ability for left-wing Silicon Valley oligarchs to dictate what are and are not appropriate opinions. To that end, the College Republican Patriot Coalition will actively seek to primary all Republicans who refuse to hold Silicon Valley accountable.
Lastly, it must be noted that American foreign policy has been hijacked by special interests. Rather than wage war as a means of preserving our nation’s dignity, prestige, and security, the American military acts as a mercenary force for international gangsters. American public officials need to begin the long process of disentangling the various interest groups seeking to drag well-intentioned young American patriots into useless military adventures. The College Republican Patriot Coalition is calling for a complete withdrawal of all American forces from the middle east and the adoption of a more realistic and prudent approach to international affairs.
Christianity
America is a Christian nation. Christianity is an intrinsic part of Western civilization generally and is uniquely important to America. The pioneers that founded the 13 colonies founded them in large part to practice their particular denominations free of state interference and therefore all of the original colonies were deeply religious. The founders saw the Christian faith as a basic requirement of self-government. Christ is a king higher than any monarch in England, but also than any President in D.C.. The Constitution provides its rights and responsibilities with the basic assumption that Americans are a religious and moral people, and therefore capable of self-government. A religious foundation forms the bedrock of a functional free society, as our forefathers, holding deeply Christian beliefs, produced well-ordered societies without the involvement of a powerful state. The love of neighbor and the voluntary practice of good morals is core to the American soul. Everything we cherish about our work ethic, our idealism, our striving to help others, comes from our deeply ingrained faith in God. Americans of all stripes must work towards becoming a nation of healthy, kind, upright, diligent, and godly men once again.
The phrase “separation of church and state” never appears in the Constitution for a reason. The Framers intended, and wrote, that the Federal government could not implement a state church because they feared the subordination of the Church to the state. The Founders were perfectly open to the idea of public reverence. As recently as the Cold War “under God” was added to the pledge of allegiance. The Republican party itself was founded as a religiously oriented party seeking to minimize anti-christian morality and ideals, most notably slavery. The principle truly embodied in the Founders’ writings instead was the protection of the myriad churches in America from the state. Therefore, every God-fearing American with political authority has both the right and the duty to act according to their faith to protect public morality.
The idea that the Founders envisioned an atheist state where officials cannot even pray in public is laughable. Secularists have sought to replace the Church with social engineering and have sought to rewrite the past to invent a false secular past for America. In a way, liberals have already violated the establishment clause by forcing this secular stance on American public life. They have created a system where religion has become a social club one engages with separate from public life, when in fact the church is the very heart of American public life. The ideal “Christian” to the establishment is someone who acts as an atheist every moment of their public life except for an hour on Easter and an hour on Christmas.
The decline of moral values contributes to much of the social unrest and instability we face today. The attack on the Church is an attack on the central principle of American morality and civic life. It is no wonder why nihilism has gripped the nation at every level. Many of our elites feel no duty to their people, and many of our poor feel no hope for the future, because they have lost sight of the eternal hope of the Resurrection. By restoring Christian moral teachings in our legal code and ensuring that faith plays a central role in public life, we can rebuild a stronger, more unified nation. Therefore, the College Republican Patriot Coalition calls on all lawmakers who profess a faith in the Lord Jesus Christ to back up what their tongues say in church and work to undo the state-enforced secularism that has robbed American life of its soul.
The Family
America is a Christian nation. Christianity is an intrinsic part of Western civilization generally and is uniquely important to America. The pioneers that founded the 13 colonies founded them in large part to practice their particular denominations free of state interference and therefore all of the original colonies were deeply religious. The founders saw the Christian faith as a basic requirement of self-government. Christ is a king higher than any monarch in England, but also than any President in D.C.. The Constitution provides its rights and responsibilities with the basic assumption that Americans are a religious and moral people, and therefore capable of self-government. A religious foundation forms the bedrock of a functional free society, as our forefathers, holding deeply Christian beliefs, produced well-ordered societies without the involvement of a powerful state. The love of neighbor and the voluntary practice of good morals is core to the American soul. Everything we cherish about our work ethic, our idealism, our striving to help others, comes from our deeply ingrained faith in God. Americans of all stripes must work towards becoming a nation of healthy, kind, upright, diligent, and godly men once again.
The phrase “separation of church and state” never appears in the Constitution for a reason. The Framers intended, and wrote, that the Federal government could not implement a state church because they feared the subordination of the Church to the state. The Founders were perfectly open to the idea of public reverence. As recently as the Cold War “under God” was added to the pledge of allegiance. The Republican party itself was founded as a religiously oriented party seeking to minimize anti-christian morality and ideals, most notably slavery. The principle truly embodied in the Founders’ writings instead was the protection of the myriad churches in America from the state. Therefore, every God-fearing American with political authority has both the right and the duty to act according to their faith to protect public morality.
The idea that the Founders envisioned an atheist state where officials cannot even pray in public is laughable. Secularists have sought to replace the Church with social engineering and have sought to rewrite the past to invent a false secular past for America. In a way, liberals have already violated the establishment clause by forcing this secular stance on American public life. They have created a system where religion has become a social club one engages with separate from public life, when in fact the church is the very heart of American public life. The ideal “Christian” to the establishment is someone who acts as an atheist every moment of their public life except for an hour on Easter and an hour on Christmas.
The decline of moral values contributes to much of the social unrest and instability we face today. The attack on the Church is an attack on the central principle of American morality and civic life. It is no wonder why nihilism has gripped the nation at every level. Many of our elites feel no duty to their people, and many of our poor feel no hope for the future, because they have lost sight of the eternal hope of the Resurrection. By restoring Christian moral teachings in our legal code and ensuring that faith plays a central role in public life, we can rebuild a stronger, more unified nation. Therefore, the College Republican Patriot Coalition calls on all lawmakers who profess a faith in the Lord Jesus Christ to back up what their tongues say in church and work to undo the state-enforced secularism that has robbed American life of its soul.