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My Pledge

 

Principles of Service Pledge

 

I pledge to uphold the ideals of service as a sacred duty, principled leadership, and unity—both national and state. Whether in elected office, community service, the workplace, or daily life, I commit to the following:

  1. Positive and Constructive Leadership: I will rise above cynicism and division. I will lead with purpose, offer solutions, and act in ways that build rather than break.

  2. Commitment to National & State Unity: I will speak and act with a unifying spirit, honoring our shared American and Arkansan identities and the strength we draw from diverse perspectives.

  3. Transparency and Integrity: I will be honest and consistent in word and deed. I will not hide behind half-truths, nor distort for personal gain.

  4. Service Above Self: I will place the well-being of others and the future of our nation and our state above personal status, partisan identity, or recognition.

  5. Civility and Respect: I will treat others—whether allies or opponents—with dignity. I will listen, seek common ground, and lead by example in thought and tone.

  6. Constitutional Fidelity: I will uphold the principles of the U.S. and Arkansas Constitutions and respect the institutions and freedoms that safeguard both our Republic and our State.

  7. Stewardship of Power and Resources: I will use whatever influence or responsibility I hold with care, humility, and a sense of duty to the public good.

  8. Responsibility to Future Generations: I will act with foresight, knowing that today’s choices shape tomorrow’s nation and state.

  9. Accountability to the People: I welcome accountability from those around me and will remain open to feedback, reflection, and growth in pursuit of greater service.

  10. Public Service as Moral Duty: I understand that leadership—formal or informal—is a moral calling. I will carry that responsibility with honor, discipline, and humility.

 

​By taking this pledge, I affirm that leadership is not just about holding office—it is about holding fast to principle. I will serve as a citizen-leader wherever I stand, working to strengthen our communities and preserve the promise of both the Republic and the State of Arkansas.

Joshua Irby

“I don’t see sides—I see people. Neighbors. Fellow citizens.”

Joshua Irby has taken the Principles of Service Pledge—committing to lead with integrity, unity, and a deep duty to the people, not politics.

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A Promise for Arkansas

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"I’m not running for office to recite slogans — I’m running because I believe Arkansas deserves leadership rooted in respect, driven by resolve, and committed to renewal. Respect means every Arkansan, no matter where they live or who they are, is treated with dignity and heard with intention. Resolve means we don’t shy away from hard truths — we face them with courage and clarity. Renewal means we rebuild trust in our institutions and restore hope in our communities.

I believe in Common Ground because we’re stronger when we listen before we argue. I believe in Common Sense because good policy should be practical, not partisan. And I believe in the Common Good because public service should serve all, not just a few.

This isn’t just a campaign — it’s a call to come together. This is our moment."

- Joshua Irby

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