Are you looking for a way to break out and bring change to your community, state, and nation? Afraid that you don't know how to make an impact? Don't know where you would even start? Here is your guide to maximizing the effort for conservative causes and the message of liberty in 2016.

In an age when everything is recorded and subsequently posted to the internet, politicians have to be extra careful to avoid saying what they really think. Wendy Davis, the Democratic candidate for Texas Governor, learned this lesson the hard way the other day when she was caught claiming Republicans don’t like “people who don’t look like them or come from where they come from.”

In 2008 and 2012, Senator and President Obama was the solution for Democrat victories across the country. Minorities stood by his side, the youth stood by his side and most importantly, moderates were sticking by his side.

Demographics matter, and after the disappointing 2012 election results, the GOP has decided it may be a good idea to focus on growing the party by reaching out to the youth and minority communities.  Ignoring certain demographics will continue to hurt the party, as will ignoring key issues.  Just like during the 2012 campaign cycle, the GOP is leaving out a key issue that could not only grow the party, but more importantly, could help millions of children receive a better education. I'm referring to school choice.

While some say the purpose of a political party is simply to win elections, I describe it differently. The purpose of a political party is to get out the vote for a platform. For most people, the most effective way to achieve getting out the vote is to volunteer in their own neighborhood with a political party, promoting a platform they support. With deadlines for all-important primaries coming up soon, there's no time to start like the present.