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The Life of the Party follows three prominent Texas women—elected Republican leaders with divergent views on the conservative movement—as they confront the soul of their party ahead of the contentious 2024 election cycle.
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00:00They're saying vote for Kamala Harris because she's going to be the first female president.
00:05Vote for me then. I'm a woman. You know? I'm an immigrant, too.
00:10Republican Myra Flores. She's the first ever Mexican-born Congresswoman to serve in the House.
00:15Probably the hardest part about leaving the legislature is really just missing the good people that you met.
00:20But there's also just a ton of assholes that you don't miss.
00:24I'm the longest-serving Republican woman, but now everything, of course, is very divided.
00:31There would be abortion votes, and in the women's restroom, my female colleagues would be in there crying.
00:38They called her a unicorn because you couldn't put her in a box.
00:42You're a Republican who's staked out a very lonely stance.
00:44I may be the only Republican that votes against abortion restrictions, but I have got the support of thousands of
00:52men and women.
00:54This election is truly the most important election of our lifetime.
00:57The American dream is dying.
01:00I don't think they're allowed to say I'm loyal to God now that you're in Washington.
01:04If it weren't for the Republican women, we would not be where we are today.
01:09Yeah, I guess me standing for God and family values, that's what they call far right.
01:13Anybody can be a state representative from Minnesota or New Jersey, but Texas is the greatest state in America.
01:18I am Texas history.
01:22Anyone who's been around knows if there's one group you don't want to make mad, it's the Republican women.
01:26Anyone who's been around the world?
01:26No.
01:28No.
01:28No.
01:29No.

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