US EditionSen. Katie Britt to serve as co-chair of new Republican Women’s Caucus
- Alabama U.S. Senator Katie Britt has been named the co-chair of the Republican Women’s Caucus, which aims to elevate Republican women's voices in Congress.
- President Donald Trump announced the caucus during a Women’s History Month event at the White House to support Republican women’s leadership.
- Britt emphasized that the caucus's platform is that 'American issues are women’s issues,' highlighting the importance of representation.
- The caucus seeks to support legislative priorities of GOP women and promote them for leadership roles within Congress.
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Sen. Katie Britt to serve as co-chair of new Republican Women’s Caucus
(WHNT) - On Wednesday, Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) announced that she, along with Congresswoman Kat Cammack (R-Fla.), would co-chair the White House's new Republican Women's Caucus. The group is made up of Republican women in the House of Representatives and the Senate. Alabama senators working to lower state’s grocery tax The RWC says it will focus on prioritizing and elevating the voices of Republican women, growing their roles in leade…
Britt launches GOP Women’s Caucus at White House as Trump declares himself ‘the fertilization president’
Alabama U.S. Sen. Katie Britt was announced Wednesday as the co-chairwoman of the Republican Women’s Caucus, a group of female members of Congress that will “focus on prioritizing and elevating the voices of Republican women.”
Trump Celebrates Launch of GOP Women’s Caucus
President Donald Trump commemorated Women’s History Month on March 26 by helping launch the Republican Women’s Caucus. Female members of the U.S. House and Senate joined Trump to celebrate the new initiative at the White House. “We have more women in our Cabinet than any other Republican president in the history of our country,” the president said. Notably, Trump appointed the first Republican woman to the positions of Director of National Intel…
'I'll be the fertilization president': Trump promises 'tremendous goodies' for women
President Donald Trump claimed Wednesday he would be "known as the fertilization president." At a White House event celebrating women's history, Trump recognized female members of his administration like Attorney General Pam Bondi and attorney Alina Habba.The president said he was proud of his recor...
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