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RRARepublic Restorationists of America
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A movement for the American Republic

Restore the Republic. Put Americans first.

Republic Restorationists of America organizes citizens to rebuild American industry, defend constitutional self-government, and renew the shared identity that holds a free people together.

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$15per year
under 30
$30per year
30 and over
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Members get chapter updates, event invitations and a vote in chapter business.

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What we stand for

Six Foundational Principles

Our platform starts from a simple idea: the American Republic exists to serve its own citizens. These six principles guide every campaign, chapter and candidate the RRA supports.

I

American Sovereignty

Put America and its citizens first.

  • An immigration moratorium covering legal, illegal and temporary immigration.
  • Strong border enforcement and immigration law enforcement.
  • End foreign aid to foreign governments, explicitly including Israel.
  • Reject interventionism.
  • Prioritize the Western Hemisphere.
  • Protect American independence from foreign economic and political influence.
II

Economic Nationalism

Rebuild the American economy for American workers.

  • Revitalize American manufacturing and industry.
  • Promote fair trade and targeted protection of domestic industries.
  • Eliminate dependence on China and foreign supply chains.
  • Support American agriculture, small businesses and domestic energy.
  • Protect workers and encourage domestic investment.
  • Reduce housing costs and expand American homeownership.
III

National Renewal and Cultural Identity

Preserve the traditions, institutions and shared identity of the American Republic.

  • Promote and codify English as the official national language.
  • Recognize cultural assimilation into the American civic and cultural tradition as essential to naturalization and full participation in national life.
  • Teach American history and constitutional principles.
  • Support traditional families.
  • Promote social conservatism and protections for unborn life.
  • Oppose racial preferences and affirmative action.
  • Support ending automatic birthright citizenship under the current interpretation.
IV

Christian Heritage and American Identity

Recognize Christianity as the predominant historical and cultural foundation of American civilization.

  • Recognize Christianity's foundational role in the development of American civilization.
  • Preserve and teach the Christian influences on American history, founding traditions and institutions.
  • Protect the public expression of Christian faith and religious traditions.
  • Preserve America's historical religious heritage without establishing a state church.
V

Constitutional Restoration

Restore accountable government and constitutional limits.

  • Strengthen federalism and preserve the constitutional authority of the states.
  • Extend federalism and self-government to counties, towns and municipalities.
  • Protect local communities' authority to govern their own affairs without unnecessary preemption.
  • Oppose federal overreach and unnecessary bureaucracy.
  • Promote government transparency and fiscal responsibility.
  • Pursue congressional and institutional reforms.
  • Protect constitutional rights, including the Second Amendment.
  • Reduce the influence of corporate lobbying and entrenched political interests.
  • Strengthen law enforcement and public safety.
VI

A Republic That Serves Its People

Protect American families, workers and communities.

  • Reform and preserve a form of Social Security and disability protections.
  • Maintain a sustainable national social safety net.
  • Improve healthcare affordability.
  • Support veterans and military families.
  • Promote affordable housing and family stability.
  • Expand vocational education and skilled trades.
  • Invest in infrastructure and domestic communities.
  • Ensure public programs prioritize eligible American citizens, consistent with applicable law.
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Why the turkey

The most American bird

“For in Truth the Turkey is in Comparison a much more respectable Bird, and withal a true original Native of America.”Benjamin Franklin, letter to Sarah Bache, January 26, 1784

Franklin judged the bald eagle a bird of bad moral character and praised the turkey as a bird of courage. The turkey is native to this continent, it stands its ground, and it belongs to America alone. It is our emblem because it reminds us what we are restoring.

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Build the movement where you live

The RRA is organized by local chapters. Members run the work in their own counties and towns, in keeping with our belief that communities should govern their own affairs.

Become a member

Membership is how the RRA is funded and governed. Members vote on chapter business and national resolutions. Dues are $15 a year under 30 and $30 a year for 30 and over.

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No chapter in your county yet? Tell us where you are and how many people are ready, and we'll help you get organized. Once a chapter is running, members find local volunteer work through it.

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