Georgia's Rep. Andrew Clyde posted 'Denaturalize, deport, repeat' about American Muslims — then did it again to a sitting state senator he wrongly said wrote a gun law he didn't like.
Two-thirds of MAGA voters say they'd stick with a Republican accused of sexual assault. Ken Paxton is what that looks like on an actual ballot.
Whatley and his wife hold between $163,000 and $445,000 in Duke Energy stock, per a November 2025 disclosure. Duke has spent the last year seeking a residential rate increase in North Carolina.
Asked at a Brunswick County event whether we can get rid of FEMA, Whatley answered: 'I've suggested the president do that.' At the time he was the White House's recovery czar for western North Carolina.
Jay Clayton was asked repeatedly who won the 2020 election. He wouldn't answer. Collins voted yes anyway, and explained that the Director of National Intelligence 'does not certify elections.'
Constituents have protested nearly every Monday for over a year asking Meuser to hold an open town hall. He calls his critics 'the same 40 people that write nasty things on my social media' and says showing up wouldn't be productive.
Temecula's Jessica Alexander said a mask mandate made her feel like Rosa Parks getting pushed to the back of the bus. She defended the comparison. Desmond thanked her for joining a door-knocking event for his campaign.
Tiffany twice cosponsored a six-week national abortion ban — the first version with no exception for rape or incest — and belongs to the caucus whose budget endorsed fetal personhood. Now he won't say whether he still supports any of it.
Alabama's senator stood on the Senate floor and called Social Security a government-approved Ponzi scheme. Tax records show he drew nearly $100,000 from it in his first three years in office — on top of his Senate salary.