Ann Wagner is bragging that she delivered $42 million to fix I-70 in St. Louis. She voted against the exact law that paid for it, and when she got caught, her team made up excuses instead of admitting the truth.
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Ashley Hinson's Senate ad claims she 'voted to release the Epstein files' and calls her opponent a liar. X's Community Note fills in the rest: she voted yes in November 2025 only after a discharge petition she never signed forced the bill to the floor — and in July 2025 she voted with every Republican who voted to block an earlier vote on releasing them.
While his opponent was home with the flu, Ken Paxton ran ads calling him 'mentally fragile,' led a 'Where is James Talarico?' chant, and opened a tip line. His senior adviser then posted that Talarico had 'definitely been admitted to a mental institution.' The Ohio facility says he was never a patient.
Beth Benike, Minnesota's 2025 Small Business Person of the Year, asked Brad Finstad for help with Trump's tariffs and twice asked to meet him in Washington. He declined. His new attack ad uses a photo taken in her warehouse, with her cut out and what appears to be an AI-generated Gov. Tim Walz in her place.