Rep. Brandon Gill chaired a June hearing on Ohio Medicaid fraud, named Somali and Bhutanese immigrants as the culprits, and refused to let the three Ohio Democrats who asked to question witnesses take part.
Jackson's campaign spent $11,928.27 at an Amarillo dining club that gives him and his wife unlimited access to the dining rooms, gym and a national network of country clubs. The ethics office referred him twice. He refused to be interviewed. So did the club.
Jackson is running to chair the House Armed Services Committee. A Pentagon investigation found he made sexual comments about a female subordinate, drank on presidential trips, and screamed at the staff who worked for him. The Navy demoted him for it.
"I am a second-generation auto dealer," he told the House while offering it. The amendment passed on a voice vote before it was midnight, got him an ethics investigation, and was stripped out of the final law.
A watchdog asked the Office of Congressional Ethics to investigate. Sworn testimony and text messages from a Texas bankruptcy case show the congressman was briefed by the donor beforehand — over lunch at the donor's ranch, and through his own congressional staff.
In 2022, 47 House Republicans voted for the Respect for Marriage Act and then 39 voted for the final version. Ellzey voted no both times. In December 2025 a Waco judge asked a federal court to overturn Obergefell outright.
His press release calls the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Fund 'first-of-its-kind.' It never mentions that the same law cuts $137 billion from rural Medicaid — or that he voted for it in May and again in July.
Ellzey called the bullet train 'deader than a doornail' and cheered the cancellation of its $63.9 million federal grant. His House financial disclosure lists him as a Southwest Airlines pilot on leave, still drawing inactive-status pay. Pilots' PACs have given him about $125,000.
Leaked audio from a private fundraiser caught her telling donors her own poll had her up one point and that voters don't know her. Since 2023 her town halls have been by phone only — questions screened in advance, with reporters and constituents left in a queue.