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WASHINGTON—Today, Republican Study Chairman Jim Banks and 8 RSC members introduced the Stop Shielding Culpable Platforms Act. The bill would remove Section 230's liability protections from Big Tech platforms when they knowingly share illegal and harmful content.
WASHINGTON – The Republican Study Committee Steering Committee met and adopted an official position to oppose Democrats' plan to pass a party-line COVID relief bill. After they adopted that position, they released the following statement:
WASHINGTON—Today, Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks and 199 of his Republican colleagues sent a letter to congressional leaders pledging to oppose any government funding bill that eliminates or weakens the Hyde Amendment or other current-law, pro-life appropriations provisions.
WASHINGTON – Today, Republican Study Committee Chairman Jim Banks (R-IN) is introducing an important new piece of legislation called the Save Democracy Act. This legislation has received the formal backing of the Republican Study Committee and addresses one of the top issue areas Chairman Banks has prioritized for the 117th Congress: Restoring Trust in Elections. Please find a statement below:
WASHINGTON -- Chairman-elect Jim Banks today announced a strong list of conservatives who will serve the Republican Study Committee on the Executive Committee, Steering Committee and as Task Force Chairs. In total, there are five members on the Executive Committee, fourteen members on the Steering Committee and three task force chairs.
WASHINGTON – The Republican Study Committee (RSC) Chairman Mike Johnson (LA-04) today released the following statement after members of the RSC introduced six bills based on recommendations from the RSC's National Security Strategy: Strengthening America & Countering Global Threats (
WASHINGTON – Today, members of the Republican Study Committee (RSC) elected Congressman Jim Banks (IN-3) as the Chairman of RSC for the 117th Congress. RSC Chairman Mike Johnson (LA-04) and Congressman Jim Banks released the following statements:
WASHINGTON – Today, members of the Republican Study Committee (RSC), spearheaded by RSC Chairman Mike Johnson (LA-04), introduced 3 commonsense, federal workforce modernization reforms inspired by both RSC's Government Efficiency, Accountability, and Reform (GEAR) Task Force's report, Power, Practices, Personnel: 100+ Commonsense Solutions to Better Government, and American Worker Task Force's report,
JOHNSON, WILSON APPLAUD THE RECOMMENDATIONS IN
THE CHINA TASK FORCE REPORT
REPUBLICAN STUDY COMMITTEE RELEASES
"AGENDA FOR BETTER AMERICAN HEALTH CARE"