A front-row audience member started booing when Fischbach called Trump's tariffs 'leverage.' The Constitution gives her committee the power over tariffs. She used her time to say ag is 'usually a winner.'
Betty Redd-Mendez cares for her brother, son and father in Wasilla. She spent weeks arranging coverage so she could go ask her senator about the Medicaid cuts he voted for. He wouldn't come out of his office.
Undocumented immigrants have never been eligible for federal housing assistance. Hagerty's new bill targets 'mixed-status' families — where the people who'd actually lose their homes are mostly U.S. citizen children.
Amendment 3 would pull as much as $12 billion a year out of Florida's cities and counties. Renters get nothing. A sheriff who endorsed Donalds calls it a 'train wreck.' Donalds has spent $10 million telling Floridians to vote yes.
Lindell's 72-page plan cuts education by $4.9 billion, healthcare by $11 billion and public assistance by $3.6 billion — then makes up $16.5 billion of it with the 'Lindell Direct Assistance Program,' his own charitable model.
A review of FEC filings found Iowa's Republican Senate nominee has taken more than $77,000 from pesticide manufacturers and factory-farm meat PACs — while voting to weaken clean water rules and defending atrazine to the EPA.
Ohio's electric bills are up 53% since 2021. Ramaswamy says data centers will make power free for nearby homes — a promise that runs entirely through regulators the governor appoints. Energy PACs gave him $97,468 this year, and the money doubled after a watchdog flagged it.
Alabama's senator told a podcast the state might need its own border wall because 'they want to take this country over.' His office says he meant Muslims.
Darline Graham says the first bill she cosponsored is the SAVE Act — and she'd cancel the Senate's August recess to pass it. Her argument for it gets the bill wrong.