Perry read the First Amendment's religious freedom clause aloud, then argued that Muslims are quietly taking over neighborhoods. It's the same thing he's been doing for ten years.
Harrisburg-area Rep. Scott Perry's campaign shared a notorious antisemitic image and captioned it 'Says it all.' He endorsed the white nationalist replacement conspiracy in a briefing on antisemitism. And a Trump aide testified he asked for a pardon.
In July 2022 Meuser said protecting same-sex and interracial marriage was an easy call that hurt nobody's religious rights. In December he voted no, saying the bill threatened religious freedom. The only thing that changed was that the bill added religious freedom protections.
In July 2019 the House voted 240-187 to condemn the president's remarks about four congresswomen of color as racist. Pennsylvania's Meuser didn't just vote no — he asked for floor time to call the accusations 'baseless name-calling' and 'ridiculous slander.'
Nine days after announcing a blind trust, Bresnahan sold up to $130,000 in Medicaid company stock. A week later he voted to cut Medicaid. In July he voted for a trading ban that wouldn't have stopped him.
Mackenzie told women he was 29. He was 37. More than 100 women in his own district asked him to own it — and he told a national TV audience most of them were Democrat operatives. A reporter checked. They weren't.
Garrity accuses Shapiro of a 'massive flip-flop' on data centers. Her own record: 'We need to deregulate,' 'Ohio is kicking our butt,' and a pause she can't explain — 'We pause for as long as we need the pause.'
Fitzpatrick is one of only two Republicans who voted against the final budget bill. He's much quieter about May 22, 2025, when the same bill passed the House 215-214 and he voted yes. The version he backed cut $863 billion from Medicaid.
In June, Garrity introduced Trump at a Pennsylvania rally and he never said her name — he praised Dan Meuser and name-checked Josh Shapiro instead. On August 4 she stood beside his desk for the endorsement. Trump's approval in Pennsylvania is 39%.