claim: says county parties representing more than half the state’s republican voters approved resolutions "demanding changes" in texas house leadership.
author: new leadership pac
evidence_1: says county parties representing more than half the state's republican voters  approved resolutions "demanding changes" in texas house leadership.
evidence_2: says county parties representing more than half the state's republican voters  approved resolutions "demanding changes" in texas house leadership.
evidence_3: jul 10, 2017 ... with right-wing zealots taking over the legislature even as the state's ... was a  rancher from west texas who represented house district 74, which, in real life, ...  and a longtime student of texas politics, dates the change to may, 1976, .... the  republican party chairman of travis county, which contains austin.
evidence_4: and the problem solvers caucus heads to the white house. ... “pelosi lobbied for  other members to join the panel over rice, leaving the third-term new york ....  there are numerous house republicans who have said the party needs to learn  the painful message sent by voters in november: the gop must change, now.
evidence_5: jun 3, 2017 ... the republican party's fast journey from debating how to combat ... “most  republicans still do not regard climate change as a hoax,” said whit ayres, ...  smith of texas, chairman of the house science committee, held a hearing ....  e.p.a. lawyer who then represented energy companies, said at a gathering ...