House Republicans
Keys to a Successful Congress: Leaders who lead, and Committees that are allowed do all the work
by MICHAEL JOHNSON
The new 118th Congress convened last month amid searing speculation about what good will come out of it.
A View from the Front Lines: The Battle for the House 2022
by PARKER POLING
Republicans need to continue their strong fundraising and develop and articulate a message that appeals to the broad middle of the electorate.
We Have to Tell the Truth — Every Day
by JAIME HERRERA BEUTLER
A majority of voters in America will put their trust in Republicans again if they see that we’re willing to face hard truths, and then do the right thing.
We Sit At A Crossroads
by NANCY MACE
We can either cling to the personality-driven, conflict-oriented, us-vs- them tactics of the past, or we can look forward to a party based on our future.
How I See It
by JOHN BOEHNER
The question is simple enough. What do I think about increasing access to health insurance for American workers? Strengthening border security? Lobbying reform? I’m for them all, and House Republicans are taking aim at each. But beneath the veneer of these simple questions is, I believe, a fundamental misunderstanding of the role a Majority Leader is supposed to play.
Defending the House in a Volatile Year
by JOHN MCLAUGHLIN
With House Republicans looking to hold and build their majority on Capitol Hill, this pollster looks at the factors that will both help and hinder their ability to achieve that goal.