With all of the legislative emergencies currently facing our state, do we really want to roll the dice on “destination resorts?”

County parties across Texas must work tirelessly to ensure that our legislators are being held accountable to the Principles and Values of the Republican Party, as well as helping to pass the Legislative Priorities of the Republican Party of Texas.

A look at how it’s going under Speaker Dustin Burrows’ leadership with the House Rules he put forth that give expanded powers to Democrats.

Wild accusations are being made by supporters of Representatives Will Metcalf and Cecil Bell as a result of the censure resolution that was passed by the Montgomery County GOP on Tuesday evening.

The party’s County Executive Committee highlighted several actions as contradictory to Republican Party of Texas principles, including breaking Republican Caucus bylaws and voting with the Democrats to elect Dustin Burrows as Speaker of the House.

The County Executive Committee (CEC) will be voting on March 4 on the resolutions. The public is welcome at all CEC meetings.

Those who voted in November for a Republican to represent them in Austin never dreamed that a minority of Republican Representatives would vote to empower Democrats to control the Texas House. The State Party and County Party are taking action.

We strongly recommend all voters watch this video, especially those who were elected as delegates and alternates to the State Convention. The party’s policy role, the danger of allowing a government and candidate-led takeover of the party, closing the Primary so Democrats are unable to choose our Republican candidates, and what we need to do in the future.

Despite overwhelming calls from the community for its removal, the CISD Board voted to retain the book that normalizes gender affirming surgeries and hormone blockers for minors.

A group of Conservative Republican Representatives in the Texas House have introduced the “Contract with Texas,” a letter calling for the next Speaker of the House to implement 12 reforms “to advance the cause of liberty.”

Senator Creighton outlines oversight for the implementation of SB 17, prohibiting DEI within higher education institutions.

Can we afford to allow our broken election systems to remain unaddressed through another election cycle? Ask Governor Abbott to do something meaningful to secure our elections by calling a special session…

The MCRP Legislative Committee tracked several wins in the category of Election Integrity. Many bills that passed the Senate died in the House Elections Committee when the Committee Chair essentially shut down the committee toward the end of the regular session…

Texans have been watching our state slide toward purple for several years. There are many reasons for this shift, but some portion of the blame can certainly be placed on a slew of elected Republican officials who have abandoned Reagan’s vision of a Republican Party platform of bold unmistakable colors…

Without a secure election system, there is no ‘by the people’ or ‘for the people’. Election Integrity may be a Legislative Priority for Republican voters, but it certainly does not seem to be a priority for many of our Republican legislators in the Texas House…

While an endless stream of illegal immigrants are crossing the border and our Texas National Guard stands in the breach, House Speaker Phelan chose to sustain a Democrat point of order, effectively killing HB 20…

The bill would close DEI offices on the campuses of state-funded colleges and universities and put an end to all activities that discriminate against students based on their race, ethnicity, or gender…