John Pudner
Earlier this morning Executive Director John Pudner was a guest on Georgia’s most conservative morning radio show with Martha Zoller. John talked about how instant runoffs help keep voter turnout high and save states millions of dollars in costly runoffs. To listen to the interview in its entirety click below.
Read MoreTake Back Our Republic ED and Take Back Action Fund President John Pudner talked voter reform issues at a breakfast attended by 140 people Saturday morning in Fulton County, Georgia. The newest US Senator, Kelly Loeffler, and State Senate Pro Tem Jan Jones provided updates on the Capitol Hill and the State Capitol in Atlanta. Pudner also met with a local official later in the day regarding a potential measure to save localities and the state money through an election […]
Read MoreThe flaw in the reaction to new leaks regarding Cambridge Analytica is ignoring the important question of are the identities of foreign donors into our elections being hidden? Unfortunately, the reaction has been outrage that the company used Facebook social graphs to target voters around the U.S. and abroad, with the purely partisan attack following that this was how Trump “cheated” to win the 2016 election. This ridiculous whining continues to ignore the fact that the Obama campaign’s data analytics researchers did […]
Read MoreNewsMax featured TBOR Executive Director’s opinion piece noting that in almost every case – Clinton voters support impeachment and all other voters do not. The only winners in the impeachment hearings to date are political consultants raking in contributions as the hearing stroke anger on both sides. Click here for the opinion piece.
Read MoreExecutive Director John Pudner was spreading the word on FixIt America and other reforms throughout the state BEFORE visiting the Capitol today. Travel between meetings included a day of passing Amish buggies in the west followed by meeting people in a heavily Polish Community in the east where they erected a large statue of “Jan Pawell II” (John Paul) and spoke in Polish to each other until flipping to English for Johns benefit. Legislative Office between Allentown and Philadelphia (Buck […]
Read MoreThis past Saturday Executive Director, John Pudner, joined Politics & Moore to share concerns about China meddling in U.S. Elections. Click here to listen to the segment in its entirety.
Read MoreDeveloping … click back on this post as details will be added and see select invites at the bottom of the post. Take Back Our Republic is hosting events throughout the Rustbelt from September 9 through 19, as well as holding a drawing to see The Who with our Executive Director. Please call 334.329.7258 or email schedule@takeback.org to RSVP for any of seven events, two State Capitol Days or one tailgate for the Pitt at Penn State football game. Prior […]
Read MoreWhen Take Back Our Republic Executive Director John Pudner visited Boston in June the reception of the message that independents, moderates, and conservatives should embrace reform just as strongly as progressive groups was overwhelming. Media coverage was swift from such outlets as the Boston Herald, Commonwealth Magazine and even the conservative radio show The Howie Carr Show. Massachusetts-based American Promise, which will once again feature Take Back Our Republic at their annual meeting in DC, was thrilled to have the […]
Read MoreOur Executive Director John Pudner enjoyed speaking at the Westbank Rotary Club meeting yesterday to inform members about campaign finance reform and our conservative solutions! This was the first stop in Louisana on our way to Texas for a summer-long tour of the state. TBOR will be making stops in Houston, Dallas, Austin and a few other cities along the way in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more updates and times for our next events.
Read MoreTake Back Our Republic Connecticut coordinator Gregory Byrnes and Executive Director John Pudner met with hundreds of “their closest friends” at the Connecticut State Capitol this Saturday afternoon. They took the message of how pay-for-play politics is the reason politicians take more money from residents. In Connecticut’s case, a toll is being voted on, but the law then gives politicians and bureaucrats the ability to raise rates as much as they want without ever going back to the voters. While we cropped the […]
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