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Andy Harris Blamed Diesel Prices on 'Environmental Regulations,' Called His Audience Rude When They Laughed, Then Ordered a Reporter's Camera Taken and Called for an Officer

Andy Harris Blamed Diesel Prices on 'Environmental Regulations,' Called His Audience Rude When They Laughed, Then Ordered a Reporter's Camera Taken and Called for an Officer

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.

Gabe Evans Signed a Pledge to 'Return' War Powers to Congress and Won a Libertarian's Endorsement. Then He Voted Six Times to Leave the Iran War to Trump.

Gabe Evans Signed a Pledge to 'Return' War Powers to Congress and Won a Libertarian's Endorsement. Then He Voted Six Times to Leave the Iran War to Trump.

In 2024, Gabe Evans signed the Libertarian Party of Colorado's pledge — including a promise to 'remove non-Constitutional presidential war powers and return those powers back to Congress' — and the Libertarian candidate dropped out to back him. In 2026, he voted against all six Iran war powers resolutions the House took up.

Steve Hilton Didn't Respond When Asked About Trump's 'Let 'Em Take Out Los Angeles' Line. Trump Said It While Calling the Iran War's Gas Prices 'a Small Price to Pay' — Prices Hilton Says the War Didn't Cause.

Steve Hilton Didn't Respond When Asked About Trump's 'Let 'Em Take Out Los Angeles' Line. Trump Said It While Calling the Iran War's Gas Prices 'a Small Price to Pay' — Prices Hilton Says the War Didn't Cause.

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.