Fong is urging the Trump administration to kill California's MCO tax, warning it will cost families $400 a year. The reason the tax now hits private plans is a rule inside H.R. 1 — the bill Fong voted for on July 3, 2025.
In July 2021, as Missouri led the nation in COVID cases, Jason Smith told his constituents Biden wanted to knock down their doors to force vaccines on them. Weeks later he admitted he'd taken the vaccine himself and that it works.
At the Plymouth County Fair, Ashley Hinson defended Medicaid work requirements and suggested people here illegally are getting benefits. Federal law already bars that, and 92% of Medicaid adults are already working or have a reason they can't.
At the Hancock County Fair, Zach Lahn defended Iowa's privatized Medicaid system and defended an attack ad built from edited TV news clips. The state audit he's brushing past found privatization drove an 891% increase in illegal denials of care.
Facebook took down Roger Marshall's post for misstating CDC data on how deadly COVID-19 was. He also took hydroxychloroquine and urged Kansans over 65 to ask their doctors about it, against a federal warning.
After Fauci's Senate testimony, Florida's congresswoman posted that 'Dr. Mengele Fauci' should face state charges for 'crimes against humanity.' The Auschwitz comparison is grotesque on its own. Coming from her, it's something else.
Virginia's 5th District congressman told Newsmax the vaccine contained human fetal parts and that doctors should have used ivermectin. Neither thing is true. Meanwhile more than 32,000 people in his district are losing health coverage because of a bill he voted for.
Van Orden's own press release says he fought to protect Wisconsin hospitals from a provision of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act — the bill he voted for. Wisconsin still loses $7 billion in Medicaid over ten years.
Senate Republicans subpoenaed an 85-year-old scientist, read his diary out loud, threw his lawyer out of the room, and swore at him. Meanwhile 2,318 Americans have caught measles this year and Congress has done nothing about it.