Days after the Supreme Court said Trump couldn't end birthright citizenship by executive order, Reps. John McGuire and Morgan Griffith rushed in with bills to do it through Congress instead.
At a July hearing, House Republicans didn't push back on the gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — they asked how to make it permanent.
Rep. Brandon Gill chairs a congressional task force devoted to attacking DEI — holding hearings, summoning bar-association leaders, and calling diversity a 'disgusting ideology.'
Rep. Ronny Jackson is demanding a federal investigation of 'woke' shareholder-advisory firms on behalf of ExxonMobil — while his rural Texas district faces real problems.
Rep. Tony Wied spent his time writing a Fox News op-ed warning about socialism — while his own northeast Wisconsin district loses jobs to tariffs and health care to the bill he voted for.
Mike Lindell built a brand on false voter-fraud claims — but he isn't registered to vote in Minnesota, the state he's now running to govern.
Federal wage data shows the 10 states where people earn the least are almost entirely Republican-led — and the 'low cost of living' excuse doesn't hold up.
Fresh off winning the GOP Senate nomination, Ken Paxton is cold-calling wealthy donors who are turned off by his scandals — a reminder of just how long his rap sheet is.
North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley has now called police on reporters at two public campaign events and hides on friendly podcasts — anything to avoid answering questions.
