Rep. Brandon Gill Opens the GOP Midterm Convention with a 'Land Acknowledgement'

Brandon Gill Kicks Off GOP Convention Remarks with a 'Land Acknowledgment' – But There's a Twist

In a counterpoint to woke ritual recitations naming any Native American tribe that once held land where a blue state public event is held, Brandon Gill honored those who made the land the home of freedom.

Who Is Rep. Brandon Gill? Young Texas Conservative Emerges as a Rising GOP Voice

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'We don't live on stolen land…': Gill mocks Dems' ‘land acknowledgements’ at GOP Convention

Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, opened his remarks at the Republican midterm convention in Texas with a tongue-in-cheek 'land acknowledgment,' a tradition increasingly associated with Democratic politicians who recognize the Native American tribes historically connected to the land where events are held. Gill delivered his own version, instead praising American patriots, pioneers and explorers who built communities and fought for freedom.

Brandon Gill Digs In On Land Acknowledgement In Viral Dallas Convention Speech

Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, generated another viral moment on Wednesday during his speech at the Republican midterm convention — and he says he’s not sorry.

GOP firebrand says he’s ‘not going to apologize’ after flipping script on Dems’ latest woke trend

Rep. Brandon Gill's fiery land acknowledgement at the Republican convention flipped the Democratic tradition on its head, drawing roars from the Texas crowd.

Brandon Gill flips the script on ‘land acknowledgments’ at GOP convention: ‘We’re no longer going to apologize’ - The Daily Bo Snerdley

BS BULLETIN: Rep. Brandon Gill opened his speech at the Republican midterm convention in Dallas with his own version of a “land acknowledgment.” Instead of recognizing Indigenous peoples, the Texas Republican honored American “patriots, pioneers and explorers” who he said fought and died to build the country. Gill later told Fox News he had no intention of apologizing for the remarks after the clip spread widely online. Rep. Brandon Gill walked …