Six roll calls to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran. James voted no on all six, the last on September 15. That week Michigan regular went from $4.31 to $4.89 and diesel set a record. Then he went on the radio to talk about the affordability crisis.
Updated October 15: David Rouzer skipped a UNC Wilmington forum and Russell Fry backed out of an NAACP forum six hours before it started; Tom Cotton's only agreed debate fell through. October 12: Keith Self, asked on national TV whether he would debate, called the district 'my seat.' October 10: Cliff Bentz declined four debate invitations because accepting would make his opponent look 'credible,' Jim Pillen called debates 'theater,' and Julie Fedorchak pulled out of North Dakota's public TV debate. Earlier: Jeff Hurd declined televised debate invitations and agreed to one 30-minute session before a friendly audience instead. John McGuire says he'll debate when his opponent apologizes for raising a BlackRock sale the disclosure records in his wife's retirement account. They join fourteen Republicans we have already documented ducking the one event they can't script.
One hundred twenty Kansas clergy told Marshall his attacks on the United Methodist Church 'tear at the fabric that is the body of Christ.' His answer: 'I've not read the letter' — and he repeated the beef-sermon claim, which the AP reports was stitched together from two parts of one 2020 sermon.
Salazar filmed a campaign ad in front of the White House saying Trump's enforcement has 'gone too far.' On June 9, 2026, she voted yes on a bill funding ICE by a two-vote margin — where every Republican yes was the deciding one.
After reporting resurfaced his boast about owning a 1939 copy of Hitler's manifesto, the Trump-endorsed nominee in Texas's 23rd District made a video — holding the book up to the camera and saying he's read a good chunk of it. A Republican group once called him a 'goose-stepping extremist.'
On January 6th, Arkansas Congressman Bruce Westerman hid from the MAGA mob in a locked bathroom, crouched on a toilet holding a ceremonial Civil War sword.
Westerman told Arkansans data centers get a 'bad rap' and that the Public Service Commission needs to be 'on their A game.' Entergy Arkansas started billing customers in June for three unfinished plants in his own district — one built to feed Google — and 23 electric-power PACs have given him $128,000.
Arkansas Congressman Rick Crawford makes $174,000 a year, and he's suing the United States government for a retroactive raise, demanding nearly $419,000 in back pay.
Officially, Tom Cotton's residence is a tiny 900-square-foot apartment in Little Rock, but his own neighbors say they never see him, and one across the hall didn't even know anyone lived there.