Rep. Adrian Smith is touting the Republican tax law as a win for Nebraska. He wrote the tax piece — and voted for a bill that also cuts up to $4 billion in Medicaid and has already stripped food aid from 18,000 Nebraskans.
Zach Nunn introduced a resolution to block Medicaid and SNAP cuts — then voted for the biggest cuts in history three weeks later. A year on, clinics in his district are closing and 25,000 Iowans have lost food help.
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.
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 hundreds of thousands could lose food help.
He runs the House health subcommittee while hospitals in his own district face closure, he wants to make DOGE's cuts permanent, and he hasn't held a town hall in over a decade.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. returned from a months-long absence and revealed he was treated for depression. He calls himself a supporter of mental health care — but his record is a long list of votes making that care harder to get.
Within a day of a poll showing him trailing, Rep. Bill Huizenga scrubbed his campaign website — deleting his anti-abortion, national-debt, and health-care pages. He can hide the pages. He can't hide the votes.
Gov. Sarah Sanders declined to debate her two challengers in Eureka Springs. The empty chair didn't stop them from walking through her record on schools, healthcare, and prisons.
Arkansas already ranks 49th of 50 states on the measures we track. Now its own members of Congress have voted to cut Medicaid, SNAP, and farm support on top of it.