His top donors are Blackstone Group, Accenture, Walmart and Home Depot — and he put out a press release bragging about his vote to restore and expand ICE funding.
Two more things: a 1% lifetime score from the League of Conservation Voters, and a push to put the government in charge of what women can do with their bodies.
A watchdog group named him one of the most corrupt members of Congress, his LNG bills were tracked by the gas company his then-fiancée lobbied for, and the League of Conservation Voters scores him 10% for his entire career.
On the fourth anniversary of the end of Roe, a growing group of conservative leaders is pushing to throw out the rule that protected women from being prosecuted for having an abortion.
Sen. Tommy Tuberville, now running for Alabama governor, is throwing a party for the Supreme Court ruling that ended Roe — the same ruling that gave Alabama one of the harshest abortion bans in the country.
Rep. John Rose is pushing the Senate to pass the SAVE Act — a bill that could block millions of eligible Americans, including married women, from registering to vote.
Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry filed amendments to wipe out funding for the Peace Corps, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, and a democracy fund — more of his slash-everything approach.
Sen. Jon Husted's senior adviser took $22,652 from a Columbus lobbying firm while working in the senator's office. A formal ethics complaint now names Husted himself.
Ramaswamy's campaign for Ohio governor has hidden more than half a million dollars in spending behind a single credit card line — in a state where Republicans just gutted the independent watchdog.
