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ORL Chair, former Montana Governor, and former Republican National Committee Chair Marc Racicot talks about Our Republican Legacy and our principles on Sirius XM POTUS.

Our Republican Legacy (ORL) today announced that former Montana Governor and Republican National Committee Chairman Marc Racicot will join the organization as its new Chair, serving alongside founding chairs Senators John Danforth and William Cohen.

Their effort isn’t just a nostalgic look back — it’s a movement to restore principle-driven leadership to the GOP. Their mission is clear, and it’s built on five core values: unity, constitutional integrity, fiscal responsibility, free enterprise and peace through strength.

The group Our Republican Legacy seeks ‘traditional conservative values’

Former Congresswoman Barbara Comstock (R-VA), former Congressman Charlie Dent (R-PA), and ORL Senior Advisor Chris Vance talk with former RNC Chairman Michael Steele on the Bulwark Podcast about Our Republican Legacy (ORL) and taking back the Republican Party.

Saturday’s birthday parade down the streets of Washington evokes images of the sort of military demonstrations that occur in totalitarian regimes, but not in America.

Former Congresswoman Barbara Comstock (R-VA), an ORL Founding Member, talked to Chuck Todd about the mission of Our Republican Legacy and how we reclaim the Republican Party.

Former Vice President Mike Pence, former House Speaker John Boehner, former Sen. John Danforth and other GOP lawmakers are among Our...

One of our founding members, former Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA) talks to Sirius XM's The Julie Mason Show about the re-launch of ORL.

ORL’s principle of “peace through strength” requires a strong U.S. military to defend our national interests and that includes support for our military veterans after they complete their service to our country.

Actual conservatives thinking about the 2028 presidential election should begin with this counterintuitive but correct proposition: Today’s administration is the most progressive in U.S. history. Consider progressivism’s nine core components.

Our Republican Legacy (ORL) held our inaugural National Committee Meeting at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. on May 29, 2025....

Our nation’s core political well-being depends on the existence of a healthy two-party system. One year ago, I joined with former Sens. Alan Simpson and William Cohen, along with 34 other distinguished former Republican elected officials, to launch Our Republican Legacy (ORL) to serve as the resistance to the new populist direction taken by the GOP.

Former Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele addressed the ORL National Committee at their meeting on May 29, 2025 in...

Our Republican Legacy (ORL) Senior Advisor Chris Vance and Missouri State Chair Lynn Schmidt appeared on MSNBC's The Weeknight to talk...

Danforth, Dent, and Republican Leaders Kick Off New 50-State Mobilization Effort   Today,  former Senator John Danforth  and a coalition...

One of ORL’s main guiding principles is fiscal responsibility. We are committed to a sound economy and renewed fiscal discipline to protect our economy and markets.

ORL supports the rule of law.  We believe in the Constitution, the separation of powers among three branches of our federal government, the authority of Courts to interpret the law, and the independent and impartial enforcement of the law. We uphold the principle of due process for all.

Last year, former U.S. Sens. John Danforth of Missouri, William Cohen of Maine and Alan Simpson of Wyoming, and 34 other former Republican elected officials, including the later former Washington Gov. Dan Evans, launched Our Republican Legacy, an organization to resist Trump’s new populist, radical version of the GOP, and to reassert our support for traditional Republicanism.

The United States of America is at a precarious moment. Our Constitutional republic is hanging by a thread when the President himself seems uncertain about his obligation to uphold the Constitution — while those who do are being honored for their courage, as though fidelity to our founding principles were exceptional rather than fundamental.