Tom Davis Op Ed in the Washington Post

Voters can help cure poisonous partisanship

By Tom Davis, Published: April 19

Much has been written in recent months about the future of the Republican Party, as “conservative” Rick Santorum proved popular among many primary voters against “centrist” Mitt Romney. This centrist vs. conservative meme is an oversimplification of the primary fight between Romney and Santorum, but it is not new. For years, the media have been fascinated with perceived intraparty ideological battles.

In April 2009, Sen. Arlen Specter (Pa.) left the Republican Party for the Democratic Party, giving President Obama a filibuster-proof majority in that chamber. Specter said that the GOP had left…

2012 Main Street Letter to Congress

February 6, 2012
Dear Colleague:

We at Main Street believe that our nation faces serious challenges and that only…

2012 Republican Main Street Partnership Letter to Congress
The Hill: Trade can bridge the partisan divide

By former U.S. Rep. Tom Davis (R-Va.) and former U.S. Rep. Amory F. Houghton (R-N.Y.) - 10/19/11…

The Hill: Trade can bridge the partisan divide
C-SPAN Washington Journal: Tom Davis, Republican Main Street Partnership, President & CEO
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