Texas 2017 - 85th Regular

Texas House Bill HR1177

Caption

Honoring Cooke County Republican Women on the Texas Federation of Republican Women's Texas Legislative Day at the Capitol.

Impact

The resolution does not directly alter any existing laws or state regulations but symbolically recognizes the importance of grassroots political organizations in civic life. It reflects a broader acknowledgment of community efforts in supporting the Republican Party and engaging local constituents in the political process. Although resolutions typically do not have legislative authority, they can impact state laws by fostering support for civic engagement and potentially mobilizing further actions from similar organizations.

Summary

HR1177 is a resolution honoring the members of Cooke County Republican Women during their gathering at the Texas Federation of Republican Women's Texas Legislative Day at the Capitol on April 6, 2017. This resolution highlights the organization's founding history which dates back to October 21, 1991, and details their significant community involvement, particularly in political efforts such as volunteering for campaigns, recruiting candidates, and hosting events with Republican speakers. The resolution serves as both recognition of their contributions and encouragement for their continued civic engagement.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR1177 is overwhelmingly positive, focusing on the celebration of dedicated community members who contribute to the Republican Party and engage in civic activities. It portrays the Cooke County Republican Women as a model for political participation, reflecting pride in their achievements while reinforcing party ideals. Such recognition is likely to resonate positively among supporters of the organization and the broader Republican base.

Contention

While the resolution itself does not present points of contention, it can be seen as a reflection of the polarized nature of political organizations in current times. Opponents of the Republican Party might critique such recognition as part of a broader agenda that excludes diverse political perspectives. However, within the context of the resolution, there are no specific controversies mentioned, as the focus remains on acknowledgment and celebration.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

TX HR29

Recognizing February 2, 2023, as Texas Federation of Republican Women Day.

TX HR48

Congratulating Zenia Warren of Killeen on her election as president of the Texas Federation of Republican Women.

TX HR228

Recognizing February 28, 2023, as Texas Republican County Chairmen's Association Legislative Day at the State Capitol.

TX HR869

Congratulating Texas Tea Party Republican Women on the organization's 30th anniversary.

TX SR244

Recognizing February 28, 2023, as Texas Republican County Chairmen's Association Legislative Day.

TX HR472

Recognizing March 22, 2023, as Robson Ranch Republican Club Day at the State Capitol.

TX HR304

Honoring The Woman's Hospital of Texas on HCA Advocacy Day at the State Capitol.

TX HR1070

Recognizing Catherine Gibb for her service to the Collin County Republican Party.

TX HR1756

Honoring the Hispanic Women's Network of Texas Dallas Chapter on the occasion of its inaugural Noche de Carnaval.

TX SR419

Recognizing Catherine Gibb for her service to the Collin County Republican Party.

Similar Bills

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