Concord’s Eleven-Point Attempt to Reassemble a Political Conscience

Why it surfaced

Concord argues that American politics forces people to trade away half their convictions, then offers eleven principles meant to hold together in one place. It is unusually explicit about its current limits: a charter, an argument, and a weekly letter—not a party, campaign, or fundraising operation.

A public-drafting political movement built around a Christian social charter spanning life, poverty, migration, liberty, family, peace, and the environment.