Trump lost in court. Now he’s pushing the court.
After defeats on birthright citizenship and a Fed firing—and a halt to his White House ballroom—Trump is pressing the justices anyway. That's a warning.
Clock’s ticking. They’re coming for your mail ballot.
Trump’s team asked the Supreme Court to allow mail-in voting limits. Communities are pushing back. Your vote still decides — if you use it.
They cut your care. Then they cry “fraud.”
After voting to cut Medicaid and health funds, Republicans now run 'fraud' ads. Families pay more while coverage shrinks.
$150M no-bid deal to Trump-linked firm
Your tax dollars, no competition. A Trump-tied law firm is set to get $150M while 24,000 kids face uncertainty — and more pay-to-play questions pile up.
23,000 Jobs Lost. The Clock Is Ticking.
NPR reports employers cut 23,000 jobs in July. Families are stretched. 2026 is a competence test—choose leaders who can run the basics.
They narrow the map. Then they narrow your vote.
Trump's team asked the Supreme Court to allow mail-in voting limits as GOP maps tilt the field. Fair rules or fewer voices — 2026 decides.
$150M No-Bid Deal. Your Money, Their Friends.
A Trump-linked firm just scored a $150M no-bid contract as new pay-to-play questions swirl. Stop the grift before it becomes the norm.
They cheered tariffs and Medicaid cuts. You pay the bill.
At Farmfest, GOP candidates backed Trump's tariffs and cuts that shrink rural health coverage. The costs land on your family.
Max Miller isn’t the only problem
When leaders shrug at abuse allegations, trust breaks. If they won’t police their own, they can’t run anything right.
GOP leaders duck duty in the Max Miller abuse probe
Speaker Johnson said it's "not my business" as the House Ethics Committee investigates Rep. Max Miller. That’s not competence. It’s failure.