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.

We need you to take action to stop #BanTheBible bills at the Texas Capitol. Contact your State Senator and Representative today! In apparent contempt for the overwhelming opposition from Texas citizens to #BanTheBible bills last legislative session, Democratic state legislators have filed many of these highly controversial bills yet again during the current Texas Legislative Session.

The Daily Citizen is a publication of Focus on the Family. On January 19, it tweeted that President Biden’s nominee for assistant secretary of health, Rachel Levine, is “a transgender woman, that is, a man who believes he is a woman.” The story included a link to an article about the nomination.

House Democrats have introduced a bill to ban former U.S. presidents who have been “twice impeached” from burial in Arlington National Cemetery in a move that would, at the present, only apply to former President Donald Trump.

House Democrats have introduced a bill to ban former U.S. presidents who have been “twice impeached” from burial in Arlington National Cemetery in a move that would, at the present, only apply to former President Donald Trump.

A writer for the paper with the slogan ‘Democracy Dies in Darkness’ would rather the media keep Biden’s broken promises in the shadows.

A writer for the paper with the slogan ‘Democracy Dies in Darkness’ would rather the media keep Biden’s broken promises in the shadows.

President Jimmy Carter called for including women in the military draft more than 40 years ago. The Defense Department decades later agreed the change would improve military readiness and national security.