This Women’s History Month, trailblazer Mia Love, a Utah Congresswoman serving her first term in office, talks about the often thankless work women bring to public service.
Congresswoman Renee Ellmers of North Carolina reamed of a career focused on creating opportunities that improved the lives of others while finding immediate solutions to the problems…
Congresswoman Susan Brooks of Indiana’s journey all started with a question:
“Would you ever consider running for office?”
Republicans believe that America is a place where no matter your background or walk of life, you can — and should — be trusted and empowered to pursue your own dreams.
“Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is not your typical Millennial. At the age of 31, she’s already a member of Congress, where the average age is 60.”
This Women’s History Month, we seize the opportunity to remember women whose stories have been told throughout history, while honoring the women who continue making history for future generations.