A front-row audience member started booing when Fischbach defended Trump's tariffs as leverage. The Constitution gives Congress the power over tariffs, and she sits on the subcommittee that handles them. She used her time to say ag is 'usually a winner.'
Undocumented immigrants have never been eligible for federal housing assistance. Hagerty's new bill targets 'mixed-status' families — where three of every four people are eligible, and about 37,000 of them are children.
Amendment 3 would pull as much as $12 billion a year out of Florida's cities and counties. Renters get nothing. A sheriff who endorsed Donalds calls it a 'train wreck.' Donalds' campaign has spent at least $10 million on ads promising to cut property taxes.
Ohio's electric bills are up 53% since 2021. Ramaswamy says data centers will make power free for nearby homes — a promise that runs entirely through regulators the governor appoints. Energy PACs gave him $97,468 this year, and the money roughly doubled after a watchdog flagged it.
A 50% tariff on Canadian goods hits August 19, justified partly by Canada's 'protectionist dairy system.' Bohanan Farm in Hopkinton buys its grain and fertilizer from Canada. Kelly Ayotte says she disagrees with the tariffs — and has declined every chance to do something about them.
Nevada's governor collects a public paycheck and a public pension at the same time — together, more than six times what the average Nevadan earns. He says there's nothing he can do about your grocery bill.
The House Majority Whip told Fox Business that Americans just have a 'perception' problem. Federal data says eggs cost $2.14 a dozen and milk is $4.32 a gallon — more than double what he claimed.
Unemployment hasn't moved. Grocery prices keep climbing. But SNAP enrollment has collapsed by 11% since Republicans passed their budget bill — and in Arizona, where all six Republicans voted yes, more than half the program was gone by April.
Abbott branded Texas the 'epicenter of AI development' and handed data centers one of the biggest tax breaks in the country. Now, in an election year, he says he's the one protecting us from them.