April 8, 2026 | Press Release

ICYMI: RNC Chair Joe Gruters Joins Houston Chronicle’s Texas Take

Press Release

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Joe Gruters joined Texas Take with host Jeremy Wallace to make clear how Republicans will defy history in November and stop Democrats’ plan to weaponize investigations against President Trump.



Click HERE to watch the full interview

 

Chairman Gruters on Fighting to Retain Republican Majorities in November:

 

“We have no other option but to win… In order to be successful, you have to focus on the fundamentals of the Party, and that’s registering voters, turning voters out, and now of course election integrity…

 

“I think we have an incredible opportunity to defy history.

 

“Only four times in the last 150 years has the incumbent party been able to hold onto the majorities, but listen, we’re firing on all cylinders. I think this president has done more in 13 months than most presidents do in eight years. We have a unified leadership team…”

 

Chairman Gruters on Strategic Spending to Secure Midterm Victories:

 

“We have the Vice President for the first time in history as the Republican National Committee’s Finance Chairman…

 

“We’re trying to win the midterms. That’s what I’m focused on… I expect to spend wherever our candidates need it…

 

“I think we’re pretty strong in fundraising right now because I think we have a message and a direction that the American people bought into and are ready to invest in.”

 

Chairman Gruters on Stopping Democrats’ Obstruction Agenda by Winning the Midterms:

 

“We already know what [Democrats] are going to do because of what they did with the [government] shutdown. 43 days they held the government hostage. They’re going to investigate. They’re going to obstruct. They are going to impeach. That’s why we have no other option. We have to win.

 

“We’re completely focused on the midterms. We’re going to do everything we possibly can. And that includes candidates, messaging, using the President… as the messenger to pull these low propensity voters out…”