President's Messages
President’s Address February 2026
President’s Address
2-21-26
Collectively, we need to get Republicans elected this year. I will keep mentioning the importance of speaking to your friends, family and neighbors. It is critical to help register more Republican voters. Each of us can help do our part. Anyone watch the Super bowl? Anyone watch Bad Bunny? Or did you switch the channel to TPUSA All American Half time? Did you know that the alternative half time had as many as 50 million viewers on all streaming platforms? That is a huge win!Everything we do, collectively and individually, matters! I read a great article by General Flynn and I would like to quote him and tell you about the “Power of One”:“America was never shaped by large institutions or famous names. It has always been influenced by ORDINARY INDIVIDUALS who chose to speak up, participate, and lead with integrity. We often picture the Founding era as calm and orderly, filled with polite debates and unanimous agreements, but in reality, it was shaped by people who were willing to question unfair systems and work persistently for reform. One of the people was Samuel Adams. Today, many recognize his name because of a popular brand, but in the 1760s and 1770s he was known primarily as a committed writer and community leader who believed deeply in civic responsibility and public accountability.Sam Adams was not wealthy, powerful or well connected. He struggled financially and failed in several business ventures. Yet, he possessed something more important than status, DETERMINIATION! While many leaders hoped the problems with British authorities could be resolved quietly. Adams believed that lasting solutions require Public engagement, transparency and informed citizens. He helped create committees of correspondence,
early communication networks that allowed different people in different colonies to share information discuss concerns and participate more actively in public life. He wrote essays, organized town meetings and encouraged neighbors to stay informed and involved. His focus was not chaos, but accountability and representation…..Samuel Adams was not always popular. Some colleagues thought he pushed too hard or spoke too bluntly. Other worried he would create unnecessary conflict. Yet, his critics recognized that he motivated people by a genuine belief in fairness, lawful representation and responsible government. History often remembers those who are willing to raise difficult questions, even when doing so is uncomfortable.Every generation faces moments when people feel frustrated, disconnected, or unsure whether their voices matter. It is easy to assume that change will come from someone else, someone more powerful, more experienced or more visible. As a result, many choose silence over involvement. Adams chose a different path. He participated consistently, stayed informed, and encouraged others to do the same, even when there were personal costs. Today, many Americans feel concerned about institutions, community trust, and the tone of public discourse. People want honesty, stability, and solutions that bring neighbors together rather than divide them. In times like these, progress does not come from anger or hostility. It comes from citizens who are willing to listen, learn, engage respectfully, and work within civic systems to improve them. Positive change begins when individuals decide to show up, volunteer, attend meetings, write letters, mentor young people, and hold leaders accountable in lawful and constructive ways. History shows that impact is not limited to the wealthy or powerful. Samuel Adams was once an unsuccessful businessman. Rosa Parks was a working woman. Many respectful leaders throughout history began as ordinary citizens who simply chose to act with courage and consistency. What set them apart was not fame or fortune, but character, persistence, and a commitment to the common good.Adams lived under pressure and criticism. He sacrificed comfort and security for his principles. He understood that serving the public often requires patience, resilience and humility. Meaningful progress is rarely easy, but always routed in responsibility and respect for others.The early chapters of American history remind us that lasting improvements grow from conversation, cooperation and civic engagement. They begin when one person decides that staying informed, speaking thoughtfully and participating honestly matters. That truth remains relevant today. You do not need wealth, status, or permission to care about your community. You do not need a platform to demand integrity. You do not need connections to stand for what is right. What you need is courage to stop waiting, stop assuming someone else will fix what is broken, and take responsibility for the future you are leaving behind. Every generation is judged whether its people showed up or checked out. The question is not whether change is possible. The question is whether you are willing to be a part of it. God Bless President Trump! God Bless Arizona! God Bless America!Administrative PointsI have a few administrative items to review:You were all given a half sheet of paper with instructions. It is to help us sign ballots for our candidates electronically.The URL will be easier if you add equal at the end to get into the E-Qual site.
The second page on your table shows just some of the candidates listed online. Choose the candidates you would like to have on the primary ballot. This is a CRITICAL effort to help our candidates get on the ballots this election cycle. The Secretary of State shortened the period to get ballots signed. The candidates only have until March 23rd and each of them needs a specific number of valid signatures. Please go home and sign for the candidates! One last thing!Grand Board Elections are coming! Voting is March 9 to 16! You can read the schedule online. There is a schedule of events online. Clay Stephens’ flyer is on the tables. Take a minute to read it or take it with you. He is a common sense candidate. And, has some other great traits including he’s a great listener and wants to understand the topic and ask the questions to make the best decision! Give his pamphlet a read and strongly consider him for our Grand board!
President’s Address January 2026
- 1 I could easily talk about our great President and his many accomplishments in what seems like a very short year! I am sure all of you know that President Trump has many priorities. He is committed to lowering costs for all Americans, securing our borders, unleashing American energy dominance, restoring peace through strength, and making all Americans safe and secure once again.To quote our favorite president, “When the world looks at us next year, let them see a nation that is loyal to its citizens, faithful to its identity, certain to its destiny and the envy of the entire globe!” Are we happy so far???So today, I would like to tell the story that Ken Blackwell has done so eloquently. “There are moments in life when the difference between talk and true sacrifice becomes unmistakably clear.Dan Bongino showed the country exactly what that difference looks like.He already had everything most people dream about.Financial security.Massive influence. The biggest show in America and a media operation reaching millions every day.He could have stayed right there.Comfortable.Protected.Close to his family.Free to speak without restraint and never worry about the cost.Then President Trump called.
- 2 And Dan did something that stunned both friends and enemies alike.He walked away from all of it.Not for applause.Not for a soft landing.Not for a guaranteed outcome.But to take on one of the most entrenched institutions in the country. The FBI.An agency that had drifted far from its mission.An agency that had become a shield for the Deep State.A political weapon turned inward against the very people it was sworn to protect.Most people said the system was too rotten to fix.Too protected.Too powerful.Too deeply embedded.Dan went anywayHe went knowing exactly what he was walking into.Knowing the resistance would be vicious.Knowing the pressure would be relentless.Knowing powerful people would never forgive him for exposing what they wanted hidden.And he got to work.Bad actors were removed.Corruption was exposed.
- 3 The curtain was pulled back on how deeply the Deep State had burrowed into federal law enforcement.And some of the most important work happened quietly, without headlines or credit. A real crackdown on child abusers who hide behind bureaucracy and silence.A renewed focus on dismantling drug trafficking networks that destroy families and poison communities.Real criminals pursued instead of political enemies.Real justice instead of selective enforcement.That kind of work does not come with glory.It comes with threats.It comes with isolation.It comes with long nights and the constant weight of knowing powerful people want you gone.And eventually, it comes at a cost that no title can justify.Time away from your family.Every good father and every good husband knows there is a line you cannot cross forever.Dan reached that line.Choosing family is not surrender.It is principle.It is the same integrity that led him to serve in the first place.The FBI may still need to be rebuilt from the ground up.The fight against the Deep State is far from over.But history will record the truth.
- 4 When it mattered, Dan Bongino did not stay comfortable!He did no hide behind a microphone and criticize from a safe distance.He stepped into the arena.He took the blows.He did the work.And he left knowing he gave everything he had.That is what real service to America looks like.Thank you for standing up when it is hardest.Thank you for protecting the innocent.Thank you for going after the worst criminals instead of the easiest targets.Thank you for going after the worst criminals instead of the easiest targets.Thank you for reminding the country that courage still exists.Thank you Dan Bongino for your service!.Now you ask me why this matters. In my humble opinion, this year will not be like on a plane ride where the flight attendants tell us to “sit back, relax and enjoy the ride! Instead, this election year is critical and will take ALL OF US to achieve a successful outcome.As Andrew Breitbart said, “Walk toward the fire. Don’t worry about what they call you. All those things are said against you because they want to stop you in your tracks. But if you keep going, you’re sending a message to people who are rooting for you, who are agreeing with you. The message is that they can do it too. There is awakening that is happening and we need to be down for the fight.I ask you, “if you have to choose between fight or flight, will you choose to fight?
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