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Mission
Before we talk about what we do, let’s talk about who we are—what we’re asking, and what we stand for.
The Trilogy
Three films that explain TABA
Start at the top. The first introduces the idea, the second our method, the third a call to action.
What we stand for
We believe it’s our duty to leave America stronger than we found it.
We stand for a future built by engaged citizens. We believe in service, accountability, and a shared responsibility to strengthen our nation. Together, we “Take America Back Again”™—one act, one voice, one community at a time.
Core principles
The five we hold to
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Citizens first Decisions get made closest to the people they affect. We start local and stay local.
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Open books You should be able to see where the money goes. We publish what we raise and what we spend.
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Straight talk Plain words, no spin. If we get something wrong we say so and correct it.
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Neighbors, not enemies Disagreement is fine. Contempt is not.
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Leave it better Every action is measured against one question: does this help the people who come next?
We answer
Read more
The short version is above. Open any of these for the long version.
Where the money goes
A portion of each item sold supports our mission. The merchandise side of TABA keeps the lights on.
We are in the process of filing a separate non-profit, the TABA Foundation, which will carry the mission funding.
How chapters are run
A chapter is three or more people who agree to meet monthly and take on one local issue at a time. There is no application fee and no vetting committee. The first 50 people will receive our Starter Bundle, simply tell us where you are, and we will send yours your way.
Chapters set their own agenda. The national team supplies the materials.
Our position on partisanship
Our approach is to consider each issue individually, listen to different viewpoints, and support constructive dialogue. We do not believe that agreement on one issue requires agreement on every issue.
The story behind the name
The “Take America Back Again”™ movement isn’t about taking America back from our neighbors or from any group. It’s about reclaiming the civic habits and responsibilities that strengthen our country. The star in our mark represents One Nation. One People.
How to get involved
Three ways in, starting this week
Volunteer a Saturday. Host a living-room meeting. Wear the message where people will see it. None of it takes a title or an invitation — just a decision.