The Fair Care Act says it will cover more people and protect preexisting conditions. Westerman voted to repeal Obamacare, voted for the budget bill that leaves 40,000 more people in his district uninsured, and voted for a 'lower premiums' bill that lowers nothing.
A rule capping overdraft fees at $5 would have saved 23 million households $5 billion a year. French Hill — a former bank CEO who chairs the banking committee — personally wrote the House resolution to kill it. The bank lobby thanked him by name.
Two months after a report found Entergy's residential customers had already paid $38 million toward Amazon's data centers, Hyde-Smith praised her state's protection of ratepayers — using her utility donor's own slogan.
His campaign says de-regulating homebuilding will fix housing costs. Iowa already ran that experiment — a law capping what cities can require for stormwater runoff, in a state with worsening floods. Meanwhile the real housing bill sits unsigned.
Charles built a campaign ad around raising Maine's homestead exemption. More than 327,000 Mainers claim that break every year. His own town says he never has — and his campaign still can't say how he'd pay to expand it.
A front-row audience member started booing when Fischbach called Trump's tariffs 'leverage.' The Constitution gives her committee the power over tariffs. She used her time to say ag is 'usually a winner.'
Undocumented immigrants have never been eligible for federal housing assistance. Hagerty's new bill targets 'mixed-status' families — where the people who'd actually lose their homes are mostly U.S. citizen children.
Amendment 3 would pull as much as $12 billion a year out of Florida's cities and counties. Renters get nothing. A sheriff who endorsed Donalds calls it a 'train wreck.' Donalds has spent $10 million telling Floridians to vote yes.
Ohio's electric bills are up 53% since 2021. Ramaswamy says data centers will make power free for nearby homes — a promise that runs entirely through regulators the governor appoints. Energy PACs gave him $97,468 this year, and the money doubled after a watchdog flagged it.