As Mike Rogers runs for Senate in Michigan, UAW members say that when they came to lobby him in Congress they were met by staffers outside his door. A 2003 letter from his own archive complains about them — and in 2007 he publicly opposed their strike against GM.
Kristi Rogers walked a Detroit gas station lot handing out $10 gift cards while Michigan gas sat at $4.59 a gallon. Her husband called the Iran war behind those prices a 'win-win-win.' His campaign hasn't said who paid for the cards.
Byron Donalds is telling business leaders Florida is 'wide open' and 'pristine.' His own financial disclosure shows up to $390,000 in stocks of companies that profit when those data centers get built.
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Ann Wagner's bill, H.R. 21, targets doctors and nurses over an issue federal law already addressed more than twenty years ago.
In May and June 2023, Lockheed Martin employees and executives gave Susan Collins $59,500 — a quarter of all contributions to her main campaign fund in those two months. In July she voted to fund 83 new F-35s, weeks after federal auditors flagged the program's costs.
Roger Marshall calls earmarks 'not American.' In 2024 he requested a $4.2 million one for a Kansas water project that runs along the creek beside Rattlesnake Ranch, which he co-owns — and he never mentioned it.
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David Valadao represents California's Central Valley, where more than 27% of households rely on SNAP to put food on the table.
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Brandon Herrera thinks the country "went to shit" after women won the right to vote.
Kentucky's SNAP rolls have dropped from 627,164 people last October to just under 547,000, and Gov. Andy Beshear says about 80,000 lost food aid because of the federal changes in Trump's budget bill — including 24,655 children and 6,572 seniors. Four of Kentucky's five Republican House members voted for it. The fifth, Thomas Massie, voted no.
