Republican Main Street Partnership | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-03

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Republican Main Street Partnership


00:01:17 1 History
00:03:22 2 Current members
00:03:31 2.1 Board of directors
00:04:02 2.2 Senators
00:04:18 2.3 Representatives
00:06:47 3 Former members
00:06:56 3.1 Representatives
00:11:21 3.2 Senators
00:12:01 3.3 Former Governors
00:12:26 4 See also



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The Republican Main Street Partnership is a group of moderately conservative members of the United States Republican Party within the United States Congress, somewhat similar to the Blue Dog Democrats.The Republican Main Street Partnership presents what it describes as centrist Republican solutions. According to the group, its members advocate for conservative pragmatic government and legislators who govern in the Republican tradition as "solutions-oriented fiscal realists" who advance policies with bipartisan support.In the fall of 2017, members of the Main Street Partnership launched the Republican Main Street Caucus, also known as Main Street on the Hill, in order to advance the legislative goals of the organization and develop the group into a more consistent voting bloc. The caucus is led by Chairman Rodney Davis (R-IL) and Co-Chairs Jeff Denham (R-CA), Mario Díaz-Balart (R-FL) and Fred Upton (R-MI).The caucus's mission states: "It is time to get past partisan bickering and ideological rigidity. Our goal is to find areas of commonality and pass legislation to affect real positive change for our constituents. We are here to advocate for the millions of hard-working American families who expect us to deliver results".