By John Biver

Of the many positive cultural tendencies evident in America today (such as generosity towards charities), there exist a few negative habits as well.

One is the public's tendency to be content to delegate responsibility of their government and then shrink from its oversight. This has cost parents of American public school students dearly.

By Doug Ibendahl

Illinois Republicans can fix the Illinois Republican Party. But they need some roadblocks removed.

The rank-and-file has to be empowered to get rid of bad management. There’s no end in sight for the Election Day trainwrecks until Illinois Republicans stand-up and demand some accountability within their own State GOP.

This is just basic corporate governance reform, the kind of thing that every shareholder in every company is constantly concerned about – especially these days. In other words, how do you make certain your managers and your board of directors are doing their jobs, and not just working for their own accounts?

Through the Republican Renaissance Project we'll continue to expose the problems and behavior that led to our Illinois Party's total collapse.

We'll keep the spotlight on and inform Republicans about the opportunities available, as well as about the process and requirements for getting involved at all levels.