Women

Virginia Foxx: The power of “anything is possible”

Women’s History Month is our opportunity to celebrate the incredible accomplishments of women across America– women like Jeannette Rankin, who in 1917 became the first woman to serve in Congress. Since then, hundreds of women have followed…

Babe Z: Leading the Way for Today’s Women

Growing up in rural Missouri and going to school at Archie High School, sports were a big part of my life. I loved basketball — spending countless hours shooting hoops behind the house, dreaming of shooting a big game-winning basket. I enjoyed practicing…

Mia Love: Celebrating women as public servants

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.

Envisioning a future of bold, trailblazing women

Renee Ellmers Shares the One Piece of Advice That’s Inspired Her Throughout Her Career

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…

Susan Brooks on the Power of a Question

Congresswoman Susan Brooks of Indiana’s journey all started with a question:

“Would you ever consider running for office?”

Diane Black: “Don’t Let Them Tell You No”

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.

Ann Wagner Brings Darkness of Assault to Light

“As a mother, it is pure instinct to want to reach out and help protect this young woman, reassure her it’s not her fault and tell her that her perpetrator…

Marsha Blackburn: Nancy Reagan’s Inspiring Legacy for Women