A 2002 Ohio law Husted cosponsored cut the deadline for suing a nursing home in half and barred state inspection reports from the courtroom. He has since taken more than $1 million from the industry.
In 2020 the federal guidance said nursing homes should have a plan to make sure residents can vote. The July 2026 replacement deletes that language and warns staff about breaking voting laws — citing a Texas prosecution in which no improper vote was ever cast.
A Washington Post investigation found lawmakers outsourcing their work to chatbots with almost no oversight. Tuberville uses ChatGPT on policy. Anna Paulina Luna's office shipped an amendment summary with 'Claude responded:' still in it. Mike Flood asked a bot about housing.
The 60 Plus Association was started with Koch money in 1992. It bragged in 1997 that it was the first seniors group to back privatizing Social Security, and it has pushed to turn Medicare into vouchers. Eleven House Republicans and an independent who caucuses with them took its award anyway.
Trump's budget bill outlawed the tax that helps fund health coverage for 14 million Californians. Kiley voted yes. California rewrote the tax to comply. On July 24 Kiley asked Kennedy and Oz to deny it — and cited the bill he voted for as his reason.
An LNP editorial said Smucker was lying to constituents about the shutdown health care fight. He hired Ken Cuccinelli and sued the paper that runs his own op-eds. Pennsylvania passed an anti-SLAPP law in 2024 for exactly this.
123 House Republicans voted for the PACT Act. Franklin was one of the 88 who didn't — and one of only five Florida Republicans. Six months later he took a seat on the Veterans' Affairs Committee. Today he helps write the VA's budget.
At his only 2024 debate Bresnahan said he'd oppose a federal abortion ban 'under any circumstances.' Then he voted for H.R. 21, and for a budget bill that shut the Wilkes-Barre Planned Parenthood out of Medicaid for a year. This July he launched a Women for Rob coalition.
Virginia's 5th District has the fewest hospitals per square mile in the state, 15 counties with no obstetric care, and the worst doctor shortage in Virginia. McGuire voted for a law that pulls billions more out of Virginia's rural hospitals — then declined to answer questions about the numbers he used to defend it.