As chairman of the Republican Study Committee, Pfluger unveiled a framework for a second budget bill promising $1 trillion in deficit reduction. KFF projects the last one will cost Texas 480,000 people their health coverage and $27.9 billion in federal Medicaid funding. He calls the new one 'Making the American Dream Affordable Again.'
All four official titles begin "To codify Executive Order." The same congressman wants to repeal the 17th Amendment to restore what he calls constitutional balance.
In 2023 he was one of 71 Republicans who voted against the bipartisan debt deal for not cutting enough. In 2025 he voted for the biggest deficit increase in years. In July 2026 he introduced the Super Pay-As-You-Go Act.
During the longest shutdown in American history, the House held no recorded votes between September 19 and November 12, 2025. Utah's congressman said there was no reason to come back — and called the standoff a breath-holding contest.
Guest signed the Supreme Court brief to overturn four states' results, voted to reject Arizona's and Pennsylvania's electors, then told a Jackson TV station in February 2021 that no evidence of substantial fraud was ever presented. He was a district attorney for eleven years.
On April 7, 2026, Trump threatened to end an entire civilization by 8 p.m. Ohio's Dave Joyce said he doesn't speak to what the president writes on social media, called it hyperbole, and added that Iran 'needed to be stopped' and that we'd 'put this cancer to rest.'
Trump nominated Moore Capito to be U.S. Attorney for southern West Virginia. His mother announced it, then voted yes on his confirmation — for the same office that once prosecuted her father, a governor who went to federal prison.
Tom Rice voted to impeach Trump over January 6 and said he'd defended the Constitution. Trump endorsed Fry to throw him out "ASAP." Fry won 51% to 24% — the first Trump-endorsed challenger to unseat a Republican who crossed him.
As chairman of the subcommittee that funds the State Department and all U.S. foreign aid, Diaz-Balart has cut nearly $12 billion since 2023 — while a Lancet study projects more than 14 million additional deaths by 2030 if the aid cuts hold.