Universities in the Mid Atlantic with strong College Republicans chapters?

[Anonymous]

It’s not mid-Atlantic, but you might want to add Clemson to your list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Definitely Wake

Tell me more, please. Overtly MAGA or more like traditional Republicans? Actively engaged politically or more identification/lip-service?

[Anonymous]

Isn't TPUSA more of a thing on college campuses than CR these days?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you looking for Republican or MAGA, there. Huge difference?

I’m a moderate republican but I am not a trumper.

There isn't a difference anymore. Keep up with the times. You need a new party, because what used to be Republicans is now MAGA. It is not a one-off anomaly; look at your party elections for the past 12 years. 12 years is along time to keep saying, "but I'm different."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know it’s not the mid Atlantic, but Baylor, TCU, or SMU are where some of the local Christian conservatives I know choose to send their kids.

All three have foyine girls as well, especially the last two.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you looking for Republican or MAGA, there. Huge difference?

I’m a moderate republican but I am not a trumper.

There isn't a difference anymore. Keep up with the times. You need a new party, because what used to be Republicans is now MAGA. It is not a one-off anomaly; look at your party elections for the past 12 years. 12 years is along time to keep saying, "but I'm different."

Also, why would you be a republican today? Too poor to handle higher taxes or too stupid to realize they won't affect you? Want to force children to take pregnancies to term? Why exactly are you a republican?

[Anonymous]

^NP

[Anonymous]

Are you looking for Republican groups or Trumplican groups? Whole different ballgame.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Looking for both public and private university options for DD (she is in 11th grade currently).

Any stand-out campuses where a Republican student would feel comfortable being herself?

This post...lol. trying to weed out where NOT to apply?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Boston College also middle of the road.

Is BC in the Mid-Atlantic? Read the damn title.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Definitely Wake

Tell me more, please. Overtly MAGA or more like traditional Republicans? Actively engaged politically or more identification/lip-service?

Not MAGA. Just your garden variety golf shirt, country club type. I would not categorize most Wake students as politically engaged; rather, they (their parents) are mostly about the preservation and upkeep of privilege.

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Anonymous wrote:Harvard had its Republican/Democrat Club debate last night

Mid Atlantic!! NOT New England.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Looking for both public and private university options for DD (she is in 11th grade currently).

Any stand-out campuses where a Republican student would feel comfortable being herself?

This post...lol. trying to weed out where NOT to apply?

Sorry your kid didn't get into an SEC school.

[Anonymous]

Boston College and Richmond

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Does your daughter want to be a conspiracy-theory-formulating election observer who stands outside polling places making TikToks?

That's the only visible activity the College Republicans do at our local selective university.

It's very Boebert-esque.

Mentioning this because it's not enough to have a chapter, it matters what the chapter does.

Did you see this in the news?

https://www.yahoo.com/news/barron-trump-future-conservative-movement-100755167.html

I used to be a Republican.

I'm a Democrat, but this isn't what OP asked- she asked about colleges with strong Republican chapters for her DD.

+1. Agree.