Husted's campaign pointed to three of Brown's Senate votes. None of them would have given a single federal benefit to anyone in the country illegally — and three months after the Social Security vote, Brown voted Husted's way on the question Husted was describing.
Kiggans posted that her opponent 'made over $21 million through insider stock trading.' Luria's disclosures show one sale and one purchase across four years, and a net worth that fell by as much as $720,000. Asked about the accusation by the New York Times, her campaign pointed to no instance of insider trading.
On Face the Nation, Margaret Brennan told Byron Donalds nearly all of Florida is below the vaccination rate needed for herd immunity and asked if his message to parents was to vaccinate. He answered 'No' and said the outbreaks are caused by 'rampant illegal immigration.' Florida had 141 measles cases by late July.
In her primary victory speech, Moody read four positions off the Democratic Socialists of America platform and pinned them on Angie Nixon. PolitiFact found no evidence Nixon holds any of them.
Herrera calls himself a millionaire and told the Express-News he's made about $2 million in revenue. His financial disclosure lists $80,000 in earned income and no assets at all. He promised to fix it in July. He still hasn't.
Van Orden posted AI-generated videos putting words in Rebecca Cooke's mouth. Wisconsin's synthetic media law requires an on-screen AI label. His posts didn't have one.
PolitiFact rated the Friends of Byron Donalds PAC ad False. The clip was edited to make David Jolly appear to endorse surgery for children, when he was retelling a grandfather's story about a suicidal trans teenager. Donalds' spokesperson stood by it.
Barrett is running as a data center fighter. Since then he voted for the tax breaks that handed six companies $83 billion, voted for a ten-year ban on states regulating AI, backed a bill weakening environmental reviews, and took money from Musk, Thiel, Blackstone's CEO and the corporate PACs of Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Oracle.
Eighty years of federal jobs data, charted. The three best job-creating presidents since World War II are all Democrats. The five worst are all Republicans. And when the numbers went bad last year, Trump fired the person who counts them.