Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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About Free Republic
Who are we? (from the Free Republic web-site)
Free Republic is a loosely organized group of grassroots Americans who support our Constitution and look for honesty, integrity and honor from those in government. Like millions of Americans, we are fed up with our out of control federal government. Therefore, we are working together to roll back decades of liberal/socialist public policy and eliminate the waste, fraud, abuse and corruption pervasive in Washington today.
Free Republic is the group who put on the nationally televised "March for Justice" rally in October 1998 at the Washington Monument in Washington D.C. and the "Judgment Day" rally on the Capitol steps in December. The events were viewed by many in Congress and caused quite a stir in Washington and the press.
We feel that they, along with the dozens of smaller events put on by Free Republic Chapters all around the country, helped change the tide against ex-President Clinton and eventually led to his impeachment. This earned ex-President Clinton the distinction of being the only elected U.S. President to have been impeached.
The D.C. Chapter is an independent grass roots organization that represents the Washington D.C. metropolitan area in Free Republic.
The D.C. Chapter organizes local protests to speak out on issues of key national interest:
For highlights of some DC Chapter activities, click here
For tributes to DC Chapter members, click below:
This is the web-site supporting the DC Chapter. It tells the story of who we are and provides an event calendar and discussion forum for our members.
The "powder blue" navigation buttons on the left side link to the following pages:
If you're interested in becoming a member of the DC Chapter site, complete the Registration form on the Forum page and one of the site co-leaders will get in touch with you.
Free Republic is not affiliated with any political party, news source, government agency or any other entity.