A new ITEP analysis adds up Trump's budget bill tax cuts, the lost health insurance tax credits, and the price hikes from tariffs, the Iran war and immigration crackdowns. Every income group pays more in 2026 except the top 1%.
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Monica De La Cruz voted to slash nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid, a vote that will help leave an estimated 10 million more Americans without health insurance.
A Meriden metal-fabrication executive told Marshall tariffs had cut demand, squeezed margins and stalled an expansion. Marshall called him the exception and doubled down on the policy that the New York Fed says has pushed up prices on everyday goods.
Sullivan rallied with Trump in Wasilla as the president called higher prices 'a small price to pay.' A day later Begich defended the war on a debate stage. Between them they have voted 20 times to keep it going.
In mid-April 2023, Blackstone's CEO and other executives of the giant landlord gave Bryan Steil $27,100. On April 26 he voted for a House Republican bill that housing experts estimated would leave about 2 million people without rental assistance. Two months later came the bank checks.
Kristi Rogers walked a Detroit gas station lot handing out $10 gift cards while Michigan gas sat at $4.59 a gallon. Her husband called the Iran war behind those prices a 'win-win-win.' His campaign hasn't said who paid for the cards.
At a debate, asked about Trump's deal to let Russian diesel in, Andy Harris blamed Democrats' environmental rules for fuel prices that are up 72% as the Iran war drags on. When the audience laughed, he called them rude. Afterward, he told a Capital News Service reporter she was breaking Maryland law by recording him in a room full of cameras, told someone to take her camera, and called for an officer.
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David Valadao represents more Medicaid patients than any other Republican in the country, and now he is flooding the airwaves with campaign ads promising to protect your healthcare and lower costs.
Rick Crawford admits diesel prices are crushing east Arkansas. The war behind them has cost the state's farmers an estimated $343 million this year — and Crawford has voted against every House resolution to end it.