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Planned Parenthood quietly released its most recent annual report last week for the fiscal year 2019–2020. The document highlighted the hurdles the nation’s largest abortion provider has faced, from the COVID-19 pandemic to the Trump administration. And yet, business is booming. Planned Parenthood counted 354,871 abortions for the year 2019–2020 – the highest number ever recorded, according to data tracked by…

Nearly half of Republicans say they would abandon the party as it is currently structured and join a new party if former President Trump was its leader, according to a new poll released Sunday.  

There has been a lot of debate about why Texas had rolling blackouts last week in the midst of the historic winter storm.

After their unearned win last June in Bostock v. Clayton County, progressive ideologues are now trying to rush through Congress the so-called Equality Act. As Ryan Anderson explains in this New York Post op-ed, President Biden’s support for this radical legislation flatly contradicts his talk of unity.

Most of the GOP’s blue-collar growth took place during the presidency of Donald Trump.

Confirmation duels over Joe Biden’s Cabinet picks have suddenly turned nasty, ringing alarm bells about the cliffhanger nature of a 50-50 Senate and bitter fights to come over the President’s ambitious agenda.

We might be able to achieve normalcy by summer. Our leaders should embrace the possibility.

The Girl Scouts are ashamed of accomplished conservative women. Let them eat their own crummy cookies.

Items relating to the current Legislative Session

Legislative Priority Report for February 19 What a week this has been! I pray that each of you now has power and water, and that the forecast holds for warmer temperatures into the weekend and next week. There is much that can be said about the issue of our power grid, as it has risen to prominence over the past…

2020: Legislative Priorities Report RESOLVED, that we, the Republican Party of Texas, urge the Texas Senate and House Republican Caucuses to adopt these legislative priorities as their own.