How can you tell if your Representative is truly a Conservative and survive “Gaslighting Season” in Texas?

Clocking in at a staggering $337 billion, SB 1 is the largest—and most bloated—budget in Texas history. Do you consider the budget to be conservative?

Conservatives in the 89th Texas Legislature faced their first “trap vote” when House Bill 1 was presented to the public as the “Banning Democrat Chairs Bill.” 

Status of priority bills and opportunities to take action from the Texas GOP "Secure the Electric Grid" Subcommittee Chair.

The task force will play a central role in shaping House Republicans’ strategy to dismantle the violent Mexican drug cartels and the transnational criminal networks threatening U.S. national security.

Yesterday, the Conroe Courier printed yet another hit piece against the Montgomery County Republican Party. The article is full of falsehoods, omissions of pertinent information, and creative reinterpretations of events. This is not surprising coming from a news outlet owned by the left-leaning Houston Chronicle.

Learn more about the Texas GOP Legislative Priorities and which bills the party is advocating for in the 89th Texas Legislative Session.

Activist judges are determined to undermine the will of voters by obstructing the Trump Administration’s agenda.

The party is awaiting the results of the Legislative Session and for direction from the Republican Party of Texas Executive Committee to see if any further escalation of the censures is appropriate. 

Texas Scorecard’s Luke Macias explains a concerning issue in the Texas House involving Montgomery County’s House District 3 Representative, Cecil Bell.

The budget the House Appropriations Committee will be voting on today is a liberal landslide! Rep. Brian Harrison blasted the leadership of the Texas House after finally getting his hands on a copy of the 1,500-page, $340 billion Texas budget.

Saving our country starts with citizens holding elected officials accountable at the county level. Researching candidates on the ballot is key to voting for those who represent We the People instead of their own personal interests.

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.

If the Republican Party of Texas gets this wrong, it will damage the credibility of the party with Republican voters and erode the trust and confidence that county parties have in state party leadership.

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

Speaker Dustin Burrows announced committee assignments for the Texas House on February 13 and Democrats couldn’t be happier.