Roger Wicker backed him. So did two Republican governors. One senator killed the nomination by refusing to hand in a slip of paper — using a procedure a Mississippi segregationist invented to keep civil rights judges off the bench.
Her bill would let the Treasury Secretary strip a charity's tax-exempt status without showing it the evidence. It passed the House in 2024, died in the Senate, and was quietly reintroduced in December 2025 — into her own committee, with the hostage-relief provision she hid it behind now stripped out.
His pinned post says federal judges should have 'lifelong allegiance to the United States, and the United States only.' Millions of Americans swore an oath to become citizens. Fuller is telling them it doesn't fully count.
In 2020 Newsom ordered a ballot mailed to every registered California voter so nobody had to choose between their health and their vote. Gallagher sued, calling it an 'illegal power grab.' He won at trial and lost on appeal — and has run on it ever since.
Upstate New York's Claudia Tenney used her power as a member of Congress to propose a national day off honoring a living president's birthday. The bill has zero cosponsors, zero hearings, and would cost taxpayers close to a billion dollars a year.
She ran South Carolina's Commission for the Blind and helped end subminimum wage for disabled workers. Two days into the Senate she voted to keep prior authorization in Medicare, and two weeks later against restoring child care funding.
Clay Fuller was a district attorney and an Air Force lawyer. In two months he has demanded Anthony Fauci be jailed at least five times — and treated a private citizen's use of the Fifth Amendment as proof of guilt.
Gallagher's amendment to the defense bill would have opened a study into how federal authority can 'preempt or otherwise mitigate' state fuel policies. Seven Republicans joined every Democrat but four to kill it, 212-216.
On April 9, 2026, House Democrats asked for a vote to limit Trump's war in Iran. The New Jersey Republican presiding over the chamber refused to recognize them and banged the gavel.