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ANALYSIS/OPINION: Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney is the past, not the future, of the Republican Party, and she should be removed from House leadership immediately. In order for Republicans to win back the House in 2022, they must remain unified and laser-focused on their “America First” message. Instead of engaging a circular firing squad, they need to take aim at President Joseph R. Biden and call out his radical, progressive, transformative agenda. They need to make sure everyone in the country ...

Font Size Good news for obscure Republican candidates! You can get intense glowing coverage from the mainstream media such as CNN but only if you project yourself as anti-Trump. Such was the case with Saturdays special election in the 6th congressional district of Texas. There were 23 candidates in the open primary to fill the seat of former Congressman Ronald Wright who died in February. So guess who CNN focused on? You guessed it, the only Republican who  proclaimed himself to...

2 Republicans lead as Texas congressional race heads to runoff Aaron Navarro © Facebook / Jake Ellzey, AP texas-6th-race.jpg Two Republicans are leading in Texas 6th congressional district, likely shutting out Democrats out from from competing in the runoff in what they hoped would be a competitive seat in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs. Susan Wright was the top vote-getter on Saturday night. Her husband, Ron Wright, previously held the seat before dying from COVID-19 and a ...

– WWE and Tough Enough alum Dan Rodimer’s latest hopes for a congressional seat died over the weekend in Texas. As you may recall, Rodimer was running in the special election for Texas’ Sixth Congressional District that had opened after Congressman Ron Wight passed away due to COVID-19. He announced his campaign with a widely-derided video in which he portrayed himself as a Texan complete with a bullriding sketch and a Texas accent. Rodimer is from New Jersey and not Texas; he previous...

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May 03 | 2021 Writing for the HuffPost,, reporter Igor Bobic published a fascinating piece finding that Republicans are optimistic that President Joe Bidens generous spending policies will trigger a second wave of the Tea Party that erupted under President Barack Obama. But as of yet, no such movement has emerged, despite the strong parallels between Biden and Obamas first days in office. So what explains the difference? Bobic picks up on several plausible reasons, but I think he leaves...

Texas Congressional election heads to runoff with two Republicans in the lead By Aaron Navarro Texas special election head to runoff Two Republicans are leading in Texas 6th congressional district, likely shutting out Democrats out from from competing in the runoff in what they hoped would be a competitive seat in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburbs. Susan Wright was the top vote-getter on Saturday night. Her husband, Ron Wright, previously held the seat before dying from COV...

Susan Wright leads in tight race for open U.S. House seat in Texas Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1 hr ago Eleanor Dearman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram May 2—Republican Susan Wright, the wife of late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright, has the lead in the race for Congressional District 6, with the special election headed into a runoff. With all polling places reporting, Wright had 19.2% of the votes, according unofficial numbers from the Texas Secretary of State. Next behind her were Republican S...

Late Texas Rep. Ron Wrights House seat to remain in Republican control; runoff looms Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1 hr ago Eleanor Dearman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram © Shaban Athuman/The Dallas Morning News/TNS The seat held by the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright, R- Texas, will remain in the Republican column. Wrights widow, Susan Wright, qualified for the runoff election. FORT WORTH, Texas — An open North Texas congressional seat will continue to be represented by a Republican aft...

AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster A special election was held in Texas Saturday for the 6th Congressional District. Texas Democrats (and national Democrats) were hopeful that their party could successfully pick up the seat left vacant by the death of Rep. Ron Wright, a Republican (pictured above). Just like Charlie Brown and Lucy with the football, it looks as though the hopes of Democrats have once again been extinguished. A run-off will be between Rep. Wright’s widow, Susan, who won the top spot in ...