Press Releases

WASHINGTON D.C. –  The Republican Study Committee's (RSC) "Right to the Point" podcast released its latest episode featuring RSC Chairwoman Beth Van Duyne (TX-24) hosting alongside House Republican Conference Secretary Rep. Erin Houchin (IN-09) and Rep. Brandon Gill (TX-26). This episode brings together three powerhouse Republicans to discuss the critical budget reconciliation process and House Republican priorities. 

Highlights from the episode include: 

WASHINGTON D.C. –  The Republican Study Committee (RSC) hosted Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum today for a members meeting on Capitol Hill. Secretary Burgum outlined his goals how we will unleash American energy—including oil, gas, and coal, through enhanced leasing and permitting efficiencies, and how this energy production can reduce the nation's deficit.

Secretary Burgum highlighted how America's abundant energy resources will drive the next technological revolution, powering AI advancement and securing U.S. global competitiveness through reliable baseload energy supplies. 

WASHINGTON D.C. –  The Republican Study Committee's (RSC) Steering Committee released the following statement:

"The Republican Study Committee will not falter in our commitment to achieving real fiscal reforms and reducing the deficit. Garnering the requisite savings while expanding pro-growth tax policies will solidify President Trump’s legacy in the One Big Beautiful Bill.

This is our chance to make history and end Washington’s addiction to reckless spending."

WASHINGTON D.C. – Republican Study Committee (RSC) Chairman August Pfluger joined Mornings with Maria to discuss Interior Secretary Doug Burgum speaking on Capitol Hill today and updates on the One Big Beautiful Bill. 

Under the leadership of Chairman Pfluger, the 189 members of the RSC are working tirelessly alongside this administration to rein in Washington's reckless spending addiction and unleash American energy.

WASHINGTON D.C. – In a decisive moment for American public health and national security, President Trump signed an executive order today terminating federal funding for dangerous gain-of-function research in adversarial countries, including China and Iran, as well as other foreign nations with insufficient oversight. 

The Republican Study Committee (RSC) has long advocated for policies that ensure American taxpayer dollars will never bankroll research in foreign countries with life-threatening pandemic potential. Closing vulnerabilities in our scientific funding apparatus is of paramount importance. Members praised the signing of this historic executive order:

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Republican Study Committee’s “Right to the Point” podcast released its milestone 10th episode featuring RSC Chairman August Pfluger (TX-11) hosting the rival Carolina members Rep. Pat Harrigan (NC-10) and Rep. Sheri Biggs (SC-03).

This episode features three accomplished leaders in defense, healthcare, and national security who are all committed to ensuring RSC remains the ‘conservative conscience’ on Capitol Hill.

Toplines from the episode include: 

WASHINGTON DC - The April jobs report demonstrates continued economic momentum with 177,000 new positions added across critical sectors, marking the second consecutive month of substantial growth. Rising wages and increased workforce participation proves that President Trump's America First agenda is working.

The Republican Study Committee's (RSC) Budget Task Force Chair released this statement following the report: