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'''Nicholas Van Campen Taylor''', known as '''Van Taylor''' (born August 1, 1972), is a departing [[RINO]] [[U.S. Representative]] for the 3rd congressional district of his native [[Texas]]. He was one of only thirty-five [[liberal]] [[Republican Party|Republicans]] who voted for [[Nancy Pelosi]]'s [[1/6 Select Committee]] to engage in a witch-hunt against [[Donald Trump]], his family, and his supporters. Van Taylor was opposed by many [[conservative]] groups when he sought a third House term. These dissidents include advocates
'''Nicholas Van Campen Taylor''', known as '''Van Taylor''' (born August 1, 1972), is a departing [[RINO]] [[U.S. Representative]] for the 3rd congressional district of his native [[Texas]]. He was one of only thirty-five [[liberal]] [[Republican Party|Republicans]] who voted for [[Nancy Pelosi]]'s [[1/6 Select Committee]] to engage in a witch-hunt against [[Donald Trump]], his family, and his supporters. Van Taylor was opposed by many [[conservative]] groups when he sought a third House term. These dissidents include advocates
of patent rights of small inventors and those who oppose mandatory [[coronavirus]] vaccines. His district, located north of his native [[Dallas]], is more conservative than Taylor and was made even more conservative by [[redistricting]] in 2021.
of patent rights for small inventors and those who oppose mandatory [[coronavirus]] vaccines. Located north of his native [[Dallas]], Taylor's district is considered more conservative than Taylor and was made even more conservative by [[redistricting]] in 2021.
From 2015 to 2019, Taylor was a state senator in the heavily Republican District 8. He succeeded [[Sam Johnson]] s military hero , the retiring Republican congressman, on January 3, 2019. In the November 6, 2018, general election, Van Taylor defeated the [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] Lorie Burch, 168,775 (54.3 percent) to 137,547 (44.2 percent). He resides in [[Plano]] in Collin County
From 2015 to 2019, Taylor was a state senator in the heavily Republican District 8. He succeeded [[Sam Johnson]] s military hero , the retiring Republican congressman, on January 3, 2019. In the November 6, 2018, general election, Van Taylor defeated the [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] Lorie Burch, 168,775 (54.3 percent) to 137,547 (44.2 percent). He resides in [[Plano]] in Collin County