Harris took the House floor in February to demand voter ID and proof of citizenship. The fraud that threw out his own 2018 race was absentee-ballot tampering by an operative his campaign hired — and the bill he's pushing checks who the voter is, not what happens to a ballot after someone else collects it.
A first-term congressman with no seat on Armed Services, Foreign Affairs, or Intelligence went on cable and threatened to flatten a country of 90 million — in a war that has already wounded hundreds of Americans and that the House has twice voted to end.
He's from a state with more than 130,000 American Indians and sits on the House subcommittee on Indian and Insular Affairs. Asked what Congress should do about citizens being detained, he said it's 'not going to be a perfect process.'
The 90/10 rule says a for-profit college has to get at least a tenth of its money from somewhere other than the federal government. Harris's PARITY Act deletes it. Veterans' advocates call the idea 'pure corporate welfare for subpar schools preying on students.'
Veterans Guardian charged one disabled veteran $21,360 to file a claim he could have filed for free. Its CEO, co-founder, and government-affairs chief have given McDowell $35,600 — including $1,000 three days after he signed onto their bill.
She was one of only 11 members of Congress to vote against emergency relief for Hurricane Katrina survivors, and one of 67 against Sandy aid. When the storm was in her own district, she voted yes twice and has been asking for money ever since.
Michigan's election office says the Republican Senate nominee never requested a recount or filed a court challenge over his 2024 loss. He did put Trump's 'they rigged the election on you' line in a fundraising pitch.
The farm supports went into Trump's budget bill and passed with a simple majority. Food aid got cut $187 billion. Then Frank Lucas voted for a 'skinny' farm bill that doesn't put back a dime — while 45,277 households in his own district are on SNAP.
Christian Mango's fourth-grade persuasive essay proposed a $5,000 credit for electric cars. Foxx — a former teacher, a former community college president, and the former chair of the House education committee — told him to ask his teacher to explain propaganda.