A year after Mariannette Miller-Meeks — a doctor — voted for Trump's budget bill, nearly 25,000 Iowans have lost food assistance, her district's hospital ended labor and delivery services, and she told booing constituents the bill 'strengthened' Medicaid.
Trump came to the Macungie Mack Trucks plant to campaign for Ryan Mackenzie — the same plant that announced layoffs because of Trump's tariffs. Mackenzie praised him anyway.
A year after Tom Tiffany voted for Trump's budget bill, protesters brought a dead ambulance to GOP headquarters — because 270,000 Wisconsinites stand to lose healthcare and tens of thousands could lose food help.
The Supreme Court said states MAY ban transgender kids from girls' sports — not that they must. Tiffany immediately promised Wisconsin would, if he becomes governor.
Luna had a real chance to get answers about a real CIA abuse. Instead, her hearing wandered into USAID, COVID, and Fauci conspiracy theories — and experts say it broke no new ground.
The House passed the biggest housing affordability bill in decades, 358 to 32. Six Florida Republicans voted no — not because of housing, but to back Trump's demand for a voter suppression law.
Two more things: constituents turned up at his town halls in Bonham and Sherman to tell him they're hurting, and he coauthored the 2013 Texas law that closed half the state's abortion clinics.
DOGE wiped out 23,500 civilian federal jobs in Virginia, and he says he believes the House will write those cuts permanently into law. He calls in-person town halls 'inefficient' — and skipped the 'empty chair' one his constituents held without him.
His circulators were accused of telling voters they were signing a petition to help the homeless, he backs a voting law that would hit the 146 million Americans who don't have a passport, and he scored a flat 0% on protecting our air and water.