Asked on Aug. 31 whether he backs Miller's reelection, the Speaker said yes and called the abuse allegations 'some issues in his personal life.' Sen. Bernie Moreno, whose daughter is the accuser, says she 'lives in constant fear of this man.'
In audio obtained by The Bulwark, Oklahoma's Stephanie Bice told Republican students at Oklahoma State that renaming Lake Ontario 'Lake America' isn't helping, that a longtime Republican executive told her they have 'Trump fatigue,' and that her bigger fear is Republicans not voting at all.
At a Republican donor summit in Las Vegas, Randy Fine called the 'rise of Islam in America' the elephant in the room and Brandon Gill called Islam 'fundamentally incompatible with our way of life.' They had already put it in a bill.
In December she said the Venezuelan regime is kept alive by drugs and oil money and that America had to choke both. In August, when Trump handed that regime an oil deal, she objected for about an hour.
The ordinance would have added veterans as a protected class and extended existing LGBTQ protections from housing to public accommodations. Three Tulsa city councilors say Kevin Hern phoned them to raise concerns about federal funding. The sponsors pulled it, and Tulsa's law reads the same today.
Internet Archive captures confirm it: between July 8 and July 28, 2026, Andy Barr's Senate campaign homepage lost its 'Trump-Endorsed' badge, its photo of Barr with Trump, its 'Endorsed by President Trump' pop-up, and its 'Close the Border' and 'Stand Proudly for Life' planks.
The Washington Post found Nazi and KKK images on the X account of a former Mike Collins staffer. He is the fourth person around Collins caught with white nationalist or antisemitic material — and Collins' answer was to attack his Jewish opponent.
Leaked audio published August 26 catches Ohio's Republican nominee for governor backing Miller 'up and down the ticket' — three weeks after two Republican senators told him to resign, and days after Miller's own former father-in-law said he should not serve in the House.
Abdul El-Sayed said Tuberville's push to ban Sharia targets Muslims for being different. Tuberville's answer, on X: 'Sounds like something a terrorist sympathizer would say.' He is running for governor of Alabama.