The month of June has been overrun by new flags that seek to divide, not unite, Americans, but the Stars-and-Stripes is an all-inclusive symbol that does not discriminate on the basis of religion, sex, race, national origin, disability, education, or money…

The bill would prevent companies that manage investment funds held in federal employee retirement accounts from using those holdings to vote in corporate shareholder meetings to force ESG policies onto private sector businesses…

The Texas Legislature wrapped up its regular session on May 29.  The MCRP Legislative Committee has been following the action and put together an analysis of the session’s activity, the results, and what it all means for Montgomery County voters…

Governor Abbott called a Special Legislative Session to address property tax relief and border security, but the House adjourned after just one day, leaving these issues hanging in the balance. The Senate remains in session…

Governor Greg Abbott today appointed former Texas Secretary of State John Scott as the interim Attorney General of Texas…

Governor Greg Abbott today announced the first of multiple Special Sessions of the Texas Legislature and issued a proclamation identifying agenda items for the Special Session that begins at 9 pm on Mon., May 29…

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issued a statement today after the Articles of Impeachment for Attorney General Ken Paxton were delivered to the Texas Senate…

The Texas House voted 121-23 today for the impeachment resolution against Attorney General Ken Paxton, proving they can really move on something when it’s actually important to them…

Speaker Dade Phelan and his team are joining with Democrats in an attempt to bring down the most effective Attorney General in the nation with a likely vote for impeachment in the Texas House this afternoon…

Just before midnight last night, the Texas Senate passed HB 900 without amendments. This bill would likely not have made it to the finish line without the persistent outcry from informed parents and conservative voters…

Take Action! Proponents of border security are trying to graft important elements onto the only remaining border bill, HB 7, to try to save the effort and secure our border. Vote may happen today!

The Texas Legislature is drawing to a close and we need your help to get three bills over the finish line…

Chairman Christ has shut down Party Headquarters, liquidated the Party’s assets, appropriated Party equipment to his Republican Club, and is now transferring money from the Party to his PAC…

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…

SCR 23 passed the Senate last month 30-1, and Senator Kolkhorst believes it still has a chance in the House. It is waiting for a hearing in the House State Affairs Committee. Please light up the phone lines and demand a hearing for SCR 23!

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…

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene introduced a slew of Articles of Impeachment last week against top-ranking officials in the Biden Administration, calling it “Impeachment Week.”

Precinct 63 Chair Herschel Williams explains what led him to serve as a Precinct Chair, what he has learned, and his solution to the divide within the Montgomery County Republican Party. “Some seek positions of influence for self-aggrandizement or monetary gain, and others as a service to their cause, community, or company. We have no place for the former.”