Recent News About Republican Party of Texas
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HOUSTON - Today, the 14th Court of Appeals reversed a summary judgment win in favor of the Houston First Corporation, who was sued by the Republican Party of Texas over the cancellation of its 2020 convention.
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Texas Supreme Court lets Houston out of GOP Convention contract; Dissenting justice left shaking his head
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HOUSTON – While Houston’s mayor has expressed little concern over recent political assemblies in his city, he evidently believes it’s too risky for the Republican Party of Texas to hold a convention next week.
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Chairman Dickey: We are blessed as a nation to have President Trump and a Republican Senate at this critical moment Republican Party of Texas Chairman James Dickey issued the following statement on the President’s announcement: “By all accounts, Judge Brett Kavanaugh is a jurist committed to the Constitution and is exactly the type of Justice the President said he would appoint.
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BEAUMONT – Not being an attorney shouldn’t exclude someone from running for district attorney, according to an appeal made by Michael David Bellow Jr. to the Texas Supreme Court.
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Q. What's the difference between liberals and conservatives?
A. Conservatives look for things that are broken, so they can fix them. Liberals do the opposite.
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AUSTIN – Since 2003, there’s been at least one issue nearly all Texas Republicans could unite behind – tort reform.
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In an election season abounding with ironies, one of the strangest is the campaign now being waged by Houston personal injury trial lawyer Jared Woodfill to lead the Republican Party of Texas.
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SAN ANTONIO � It looks like the Texas primary elections will be held on May 29 now that federal judges in San Antonio released new redistricting maps on Tuesday afternoon.
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What do Rick Perry and Chuck Connors have in common?
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Mostyn A recent campaign ad against Gov. Rick Perry is drawing the ire of the Texas Republican Party.
