Section 622 of the intelligence bill Cotton wrote as committee chairman requires the president to expand intelligence sharing with Israel and bars him from cutting it back without filing a report to Congress. Pro-Israel PACs have given Cotton $1.1 million.
A super PAC backing Vivek Ramaswamy spent $8.2 million in one month attacking his opponent. Five out-of-state donors put up 88 cents of every dollar — and $10 million of the Ohio spending shows up in the state's public database with the purpose field left blank.
FEC records show the Accountability Project's money came from LNG, Occidental Petroleum, a stack of Louisiana LLCs, four corporations that don't disclose their donors — and $205,586 from Letlow's own joint fundraising committee.
Five car dealerships owned by her husband had $3.1 million in PPP loans forgiven. The bill to publish who got the money named every borrower when it was introduced. By the time Miller voted, Republicans had raised the floor above all five of her family's loans. She voted no anyway.
While publicly cheering Trump's tariffs and tax cuts, Moore quietly moved up to $245,000 into a fund that only makes money when American small businesses lose value — and he vice-chairs the subcommittee that investigates Wall Street.
Ohio caps what lenders can charge. Davidson's American Lending Fairness Act would let out-of-state banks ignore that cap. The bank and credit-union groups that endorsed it have given him more than $130,000.
H.R. 5765 would force the EPA, Energy and Interior to rewrite every rule, grant and policy on affordable, reliable and clean energy using Balderson's definitions. Two of his biggest corporate PAC donors are an electric utility and an oil refiner.
He sits on Appropriations and takes eight times the average House member's defense-industry PAC money. On a defense bill that put money into his own district's plants, he found a way to be on both sides.
H.R. 8332 would let current and former special operators carry a concealed gun in all 50 states, permanently. The law it copies makes retired police requalify every year. Harrigan's bill says they don't have to.