Christian Nationalism ADVANCES

Young Republicans of Texas chairman Isaac Laster describes the 2026 YRT Convention in Dallas as the culmination of a full year of work. Daytime sessions include speakers, internal elections, resolutions, and statements on what young Republicans want from the party and legislature. Evening events stay open for general admission around one hundred dollars through yrtx.gop, with celebratory remarks from featured guests in the North Dallas area.

Speakers such as Stephen Wolfe, author of The Case for Christian Nationalism, Bo French, and Mike Howell of the Mass Deportation Coalition cover faith represented in policy, action on both legal and illegal mass immigration, and practical issues like housing that affect young people. The organization seeks to stay inside the Republican Party while shaping the conversation on topics young conservatives under forty now discuss openly.

The practical situation for young people remains difficult, and solutions must come from men willing to put themselves forward and stand by their positions. YRT members emphasize get-out-the-vote work and full support for the Republican ticket in November while insisting current approaches on core issues have not succeeded and better ones must be advanced.

Are young conservatives prepared to reject media pressure and drive faith-based and immigration priorities inside the Texas