WASHINGTON — They call themselves “pragmatic conservatives.”
The 70-member Republican Main Street Caucus comprises nearly a third of the House Republican Conference. After previous fits and starts, the caucus of self-described “serious legislators” reorganized last Congress to provide a greater voice for GOP members who are looking to get things done.
With their party now in the majority, Republican Main Street Caucus Chair Dusty Johnson and Vice Chair Stephanie Bice said in a joint interview that their group is stronger and more influential than ever and prepared to deliver conservative policy wins.
