The Republican Party, contrary to common punditry, does not have a problem attracting women voters. It has a problem attracting minority voters, both male and female. The aggregate of 9,000 plus interviews with registered voters in Gallup's 2012 tracking poll showed that 50% of white women favored Romney while only 41% preferred Obama. In the final 2012 exit polls, this margin increased to 12% as Romney carried 56% to Obama’s 44%. Read more about Republican Gap with Women Voters Begins with Minority Voters
Last Friday, all eyes were on our nation's capital for the swearing in of the 45th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. The United States' custom of a peaceful transition of power is one thing that makes our nation great. Read more about Attending the Inauguration of President Donald J. Trump
This morning I was honored to join Americans from across the country at our nation’s Capitol to celebrate the peaceful transfer of power to the 45th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump. With this unified government we have an historic opportunity to strengthen our great nation and get our country back on track. Read more about Inauguration of President Donald J. Trump
While some top state leaders like Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, Ken Paxton and now Straus have spoken up on the legislation, Abbott has kept his opinions mostly under wraps, previously saying that he’d like to see the details.
Texas and energy are synonymous with one another. Most Americans probably think of the Lone Star State as an oil and gas economy with a lot of heft, and for good reason. The industry supports tens of thousands of jobs in the state and helps power one-third of the country. Read more about Rick Perry Can Help Launch the Next Great Era in American Energy