My name is Caleb Jashinske, and I am the president and founder of PAC (Pax Americana Concordium). PAC was founded in early November of 2025 by Cooper and myself. At the time, I was 20 and Cooper was 23.

We were both big fans of Charlie Kirk, and after his assassination in September of 2025, we found ourselves, about a month later, attending a local Turning Point USA chapter meeting. Within a few weeks, we became friends, discovering a shared passion for tabling—setting up in busy public areas such as college campuses and engaging in open debate with anyone willing to have a conversation about politics, philosophy, and current events.

Over the following months, that passion grew significantly. Our enthusiasm for open discussion and civic engagement eventually outpaced what our chapter was able to support. Rather than let that energy fade, we decided to build something of our own.

A few weeks later, Pax Americana Concordium (PAC) was formed.

What began as an idea between a few friends quickly became a real organization dedicated to encouraging open political discourse and civic participation. As we continue to grow, we are excited about the future and the community we are building.

We invite anyone and everyone to join us, participate, and grow with us as PAC expands. Political discourse is incredibly important, and we aim to be on the front lines of encouraging thoughtful debate, respectful disagreement, and meaningful conversation.