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Pence huddles with senior members of Republican Study Committee Juliegrace Brufke © Greg Nash Pence huddles with senior members of Republican Study Committee Former Vice President Mike Pence huddled with senior members of the Republican Study Committee (RSC) for roughly two hours on Tuesday to discuss conservatives agenda and the GOPs path forward. Pence - who previously served as the chairman of the RSC - told GOP lawmakers that he maintains a strong relationship with former...

Rep. Jim Banks (R-Ind.), who is the chairman of the Republican Study Committee, said that attempts to purge ...

Republicans slam Biden for restoring taxpayer funding for abortion abroad and backing federal cash for it at home with Trumps ex-doctor Ronny Jackson calling it paying for murder Republicans are lashing out at Joe Biden for executive orders restoring federal funding for foreign abortions and abortion referrals They are also preemptively defending the Hyde Amendment, which prevents taxpayer money from being used for  abortions in the U.S.  Biden is directing HHS to send abortion aid to forei...

Washington D.C., Jan 26, 2021 CNA.- Nearly 200 members of Congress have signed a letter supporting bans on taxpayer funding of abortions. On Tuesday, 197 House Republicans sent a letter to House and Senate leaders of both parties, in support of the Hyde Amendment and other pro-life “riders” that are attached to federal budget bills and which prohibit funding of abortions. “We write to express our unified opposition to Congressional Democrats’ efforts to repeal the Hyde Amendment and oth...

House GOP signals no funding without abortion clause Print this article Two hundred House Republicans, accounting for nearly the entire caucus, signed on to a pledge to oppose a budget bill that eliminates the Hyde Amendment, the measure that prevents federal funding from being used on abortion services. "We cannot allow the Hyde Amendment and other important pro-life safeguards to be decimated by Congressional Democrats. Accordingly, we pledge to vote against any government funding bill that...

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Rep.-elect Matt Rosendale has a lot of ideas.  In an interview with Fox News, the self-labeled "policy geek" rattled off a laundry list of things he wants to get done in Congress. The Republican representative-elect from Montana said hed like to make the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent; institute immunity for businesses that may be subject to frivolous coronavirus lawsuits; relax regulations; expand rural broadband; build broadband networks into current infrastructure projects; and ...

“Millions face joblessness, foreclosure, or eviction. And 100 House Republicans are focused today on insisting the election was rigged.” More than 100 House Republicans on Thursday signed an amicus in support of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s lawsuit that aims to overturn the results of the 2020 election, in what one GOP lawyer called the latest sign that President Donald Trump has “corroded” the party he’s led for four years.  Powerful House members including Minority Wh...

Former NFL star Burgess Owens, seen here testifying before a House subcommittee June 19, 2019, will be on the other side of the microphone when he’s sworn in as a member of Congress on Jan. 3. (Photo: Zach Gibson/Getty Images) Two newly elected Republican congressmen, both of them black, say they aim to fight socialism and extend the reach of conservatives after they are sworn in on Jan. 3.  “I understand that we’re here together at this particular time in our country’s history for a ...