A bipartisan fix for hostages' tax penalties had already cleared the Senate. In 2024 Tenney packaged it with a power for the Treasury Secretary to designate nonprofits as terrorist supporters. After Trump won, most Democrats walked away, and the hostage relief died with the package. Both halves are now back in her committee — separately.
Hours after an 82-year-old man was left with a fractured skull in his own home, the congresswoman who now represents New York's 24th District shared a photoshopped meme about it and laughed. Three years later, when someone broke a window at her house, she said attacks on public officials 'have no place in our society.'
Medicaid covers about 42% of New Mexicans — the highest rate in the country. Asked how he'd govern through Trump's cuts, the Republican nominee for governor said if it 'requires some scaling back, then we'll have to look at that.'
His pinned post says federal judges should have 'lifelong allegiance to the United States, and the United States only.' Millions of Americans swore an oath to become citizens. Fuller is telling them it doesn't fully count.
In June 2020 Gallagher got a Sutter County judge to suspend Newsom's pandemic ballot order, then voted for the law requiring a ballot for every registered voter anyway. He kept suing to limit the governor's emergency powers for another year — and lost at every court above Sutter County.
Upstate New York's Claudia Tenney used her power as a member of Congress to propose a national day off honoring a living president's birthday. The bill has zero cosponsors, zero hearings, and would cost taxpayers close to a billion dollars a year.
Gallagher's district contains the town destroyed by the deadliest wildfire in California history. In eleven years in the Legislature he compiled an 11% lifetime environmental score — 0% in 2022, when every one of his recorded votes was against.
She ran South Carolina's Commission for the Blind and helped unwind subminimum wage for disabled workers. Two days into the Senate she voted against taking up a resolution to end a new Medicare prior-authorization program, and two weeks later against taking up one to undo a child care rollback.
Clay Fuller was a district attorney and an Air Force lawyer. In two months he has demanded Anthony Fauci be jailed at least five times — and treated a private citizen's use of the Fifth Amendment as proof of guilt.