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The Value of Family Leave – A Dad’s Voice
Last year I was invited to participate in a national symposium on the topic of paid family leave hosted by Senator Rick Santorum. The timing hit me like a brick wall: my wife and I had just learned that we are to become parents. Suddenly a policy issue wasn’t theoretical, but deeply personal. One of
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Focus on Feelings is Destroying America
When I decided to run for Congress in Virginia’s 10th District, I was not prepared for much of what I have encountered. I left the race because I thought it more important to continue the fight for parent’s rights, but I took a major lesson from politics. Feelings are destroying America. I said it. The
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Reflection on Gun Violence
During the earlier part of my life, I grew up under very poor circumstances. In elementary school, I spent time in Birmingham, Alabama in a 99% Black part of the city. The poverty-stricken black community was the majority with a small sprinkle of lower middles class. The schools were terrible, and streets were violent. However,
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In Alice Texas Small Town Businesses are Growing
Grand Openings seem to be trending in Alice, Tx. with small businesses opening all over town. From food and clothing to mechanic shops and entertainment, there isn’t a category this small town isn’t booming in. Is it that the hard lessons from the pandemic affected our mindset? or smart business moves?. April Rodriguez owner of
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The RNHA Endorses Kyle Sinclair For Congress
The RNHA is proud to endorse Kyle Sinclair in his bid for Congressional district 20. Kyle Sinclar is a proud Republican with a long service history to the Republic. Sinclair served for years in the Amry National Guard Medical Corps. He also is an accomplished Medical CEO. In addition, Sinclair is a happily married father
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Hispanic Americans Leaving the Democrat Party
For years, Democrats have bragged about their ability to sway non-white voters to support their candidates and policies. Liberal politicians like former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton won the majority of these voters using identity politics to secure the minority vote. Hispanics are noticing the negative effects of liberal policies and are changing their
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Responding First: Local Volunteers Making a Difference for South Texas
ORANGE GROVE, Texas – In rural South Texas, there are a lot of aspects that draw people to live their lives, build their businesses and grow their families. Becoming a part of a community that hearkens back for generations is appealing to many, but it takes effort to bring together such a special bond. Residents
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RNHA Interviews Bianca Matthews for County Clerk
Tonight I interview Bianca Matthews for County Clerk for Jim Wells County Texas. What is your background? I’m 33 years old born and raised in Jim Wells County, the only daughter of Guadalupe Soto. A wife and mother of 4 wonderful children and I’m the first in my family and community to seek office, this
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South Texas Heat: The Importance of Volunteer Fire Departments
JIM WELLS COUNTY, Texas – Over the past few weeks, a very different kind of South Texas Heat has gripped local communities. Drought conditions after freezing cold fronts coupled with high winds have combined to form dangerous wildfire susceptibility throughout the entire area. Consumer burn bans were implemented but illegal burning and vehicle-related incidents have
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The RNHA Endorses Yvette Herrell
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly endorses Yvette Herrell for the U.S House of Representatives in New Mexico’s District 2. Herrell is an extremely talented New Mexican who, since her time in Congress, has been a member of the Committee on Natural Resources and the Committee on Oversight and Reform. Herrell also serves on the National
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