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- The Republican Party of Texas State Convention and the LEADERS that . . .
The 2024 state Republican convention, held in San Antonio on May 23-25, is now history Only the 9,000 Delegates and Alternates that attended have stories to tell Out of the 9,000, 60% of the Delegates had never been to a state convention before It’s always exciting to attend the state convention and each convention has its own cognizance The most conservative party chair, Matt Rinaldi
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Texas GOP Legislators must stand with voters and pass the 2025 EQUAL PARENTING BILL SB849 (click here to read bill), which is a GOP Platform Plank This important issue has been frequently in the top 15 top priorities out of the legislative priorities committee sent to the delegates of the Texas State Republican Convention to choose from in deciding the top eight issues The GOP delegates have
- DACA: Recent Updates and the Conservative Case for DACA
For over a decade, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has protected young immigrants who were brought to the United States as children These individuals have grown up in America, contribute to our communities, and in most cases know no other home Today, DACA stands at a critical crossroads
- Congressman Wesley Hunt introduced the Second Amendment Restoration Act
This morning, Congressman Wesley Hunt introduced the Second Amendment Restoration Act, which would partially repeal the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, which was signed into law by President Joe Biden in 2022 Specifically, the bill would repeal federal incentives for states to implement Red Flag Laws, which is a disastrous violation of due process and our Constitution In addition, the bill
- Proposition 187 and GOP Nativism Turned California Blue in 1994: A . . .
The second disagreement is how non-Hispanic whites reacted to Proposition 187 and the GOP’s nativist turn Bowler, Nicholson, and Segura (2006) found that whites left the GOP as a result of their nativism and perceived racial appeals because they were too explicit as Mendelberg (2001) describes
- State Senate Advances TX SB 1798 to End Texas Dream Act Against Advice . . .
Tuesday, the Texas Senate Committee on Education advanced SB 1798 — a bill that would repeal the Texas Dream Act, one of the most successful, bipartisan workforce policies in our state’s history
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- State Republican Executive Committee - TexasGOPVote
In a race that some had considered to be wide open, Amarillo businessman Tom Mechler on Saturday was chosen by the State Republican Executive Committee to be the new Chairman of the Texas GOP Mechler has been the treasurer
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