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Carlos Gimenez never said a single public word to defend the 3,000 working-class South Floridians evicted from their homes so a wealthy developer could build expensive new apartments.
For more than a year, Mike Rogers defended Trump's tariffs, called the critics 'fear mongering' and joked about voters complaining that 'coffee went up.' Now, with absentee ballots already being cast, he's in a bar with a Canadian beer saying 'Canada is not our enemy.'
Beth Benike, Minnesota's 2025 Small Business Person of the Year, asked Brad Finstad for help with Trump's tariffs and twice asked to meet him in Washington. He declined. His new attack ad uses a photo taken in her warehouse, with her cut out and what appears to be an AI-generated Gov. Tim Walz in her place.
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John Rutherford voted to slash nearly $1 trillion from Medicaid, a vote that will leave 10 million more Americans uninsured and threaten local hospitals and nursing homes.
At a Nebraska rally, Trump said Iran war gas prices were 'a small price to pay' and added 'let 'em take out Los Angeles, let 'em take out San Diego.' The man he endorsed for California governor didn't respond when asked. In March, Hilton said the war wasn't why Californians pay so much for gas.
In a Senate ad shot with Windsor behind him, Mike Rogers says he'll make sure Michiganders don't pay more for prescriptions than Canadians. Bridge Michigan's fact-check found that as a congressman he voted at least four times against bills, motions or amendments to let cheaper drugs be reimported from Canada.
Sworn in on August 12, 2022, Brad Finstad cast his first votes that same day — against the law that capped insulin at $35 a month for people on Medicare. In 2023 he was one of only 40 House Republicans to vote against a bill to rein in the drug middlemen who drive up prescription prices.
A week before he was elected, Rob Bresnahan said rising fuel prices make everything more expensive. In Congress, he has voted against all six resolutions to end Trump's Iran war, while Pennsylvania gas is up $1.35 a gallon.
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Congressional Republicans voted to slash Medicaid by nearly $1 trillion over the next ten years, and the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates the cuts will take health insurance from 10 million Americans.