Robert P. Bresnahan: Bresnahan's healthcare stock sale is equally consistent with a routine quarterly portfolio rebalancing by his financial advisor as it is with an infor…
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Robert P. Bresnahan: Bresnahan's healthcare stock sale is equally consistent with a routine quarterly portfolio rebalancing by his financial advisor as it is with an infor…
Robert P. Bresnahan: Bresnahan's May 15, 2025 stock sale of $130,000 in Medicaid-managed-care companies occurred only 7 calendar days before his first OBBBA vote (May 22, …
Mazie K. Hirono: The military’s Basic Allowance for Housing includes a Hawaii-specific COLA, while VA disability compensation and TRICARE reimbursements do not, creati…
Mary E. Miller: Miller serves as one of the few remaining farmers in Congress, operating a third-generation grain and cattle farm while advocating for immigration enf…
Mary E. Miller: IL-15 voted 58.6% in favor of Amendment 1 (Right to Collective Bargaining) in 2022, indicating substantial pro-union sentiment even in a district with…
Mary E. Miller: Mary Miller's top PAC donors (American Crystal Sugar, Illinois Corn Growers, National Pork Producers Council, Archer Daniels Midland) continued contri…
Mary Gay Scanlon: Scanlon's vote for H.R. 8034 (military aid to Israel) occurred during an election cycle where her district had shifted from D+14 to D+6 in Cook PVI — …
Sara Jacobs: The claim that Super PACs face a 'spending limit' is false; under Citizens United v. FEC (2010), Super PACs may raise and spend unlimited sums from co…
Sara Jacobs: The demographic inference that high education levels predict progressive votes on unspecified bills (H.R. 28) is contradicted by the established fact …
Sara Jacobs: Jacobs' campaign finance data (2024 cycle) shows 96.07% of funds from large individual contributions ($200+), with only 1.14% from small individual do…
Mark Takano: Takano's vote for H.R. 3746, which the CBO projected would constrain VA medical care appropriations growth, creates a documented tension with his stat…
Mark Takano: Takano voted for the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023, which included spending caps that the CBO projected would constrain future VA healthcare appro…
Mark Takano: No public statement by Rep. Takano has reconciled the tension between his yes vote on the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 and his advocacy for VA he…
Mark Takano: Rep. Takano voted for the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 (May 31, 2023), which the Congressional Budget Office projected would reduce non-defense d…
Ryan K. Zinke: By March 2026, the repaired relationship between Zinke and AIPAC (evidenced by the January 2026 delegation to Israel) was at risk of being strained ag…
Ryan K. Zinke: Zinke's voting record on foreign military aid and authorization (2024-2026) is consistent with a broader 'Montana First' or non-interventionist foreig…
Ryan K. Zinke: Neither the omnibus FY2022 appropriations bill (P.L. 117-103) nor the CHIPS and Science Act (P.L. 117-167) allocated specific grants to support upstre…
HPSP: Korean HPSP's verification pathway through SEC systems depends entirely on whether Crescendo Equity Partners' US-registered funds are required to disc…
Roger F. Wicker: Senator Wicker did not issue any public floor statement or press release between the OBBB vote (July 1, 2025) and the end of the 2025 session addressi…
Robin L. Kelly: The discrepancy between the claimed $4.5 trillion figure and the TCJA's $1.5 trillion JCT score is consistent with the difference between static scori…
Robert P. Bresnahan: Bresnahan's May 15 stock sales in Centene, Elevance Health, UnitedHealth, and CVS Health occurred exactly one week before the initial House floor vote…
Michael Baumgartner: In the 2017 budget reconciliation attempt (AHCA), the Congressional Budget Office estimated that reduced federal spending would lead to cuts in IHS gr…
Richard E. Neal: Rep. Neal's district has a median household income ($71,518) that is approximately 16% below the 2021 national median (~$85,000), meaning the majority…
Michael Baumgartner: As of 2024-12-31, the FEC's public database showed no itemized contribution records for Baumgartner's 2024 congressional campaign because the Post-Gen…
Mazie K. Hirono: Hirono voted for the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 (limiting non-defense discretionary spending) within 11 months of voting for the PACT Act, crea…
Mazie K. Hirono: Hawaii's distinctive economic characteristics — including the highest union density of any U.S. state, a majority-minority population, and extreme cli…
Mary E. Miller: Miller's vote against the FY2024 NDAA (H.R. 2670) in July 2023 was the 4th consecutive year she voted against the annual defense authorization bill, c…
Mary E. Miller: Miller's committee assignment (Agriculture, not Armed Services) reduces her direct involvement in NDAA markup and may limit the influence of defense-r…
Mary E. Miller: The framing of demographic composition as 'negligible local impact' is consistent with Miller's stated positions on immigration restrictions and her '…
Mary E. Miller: The Laken Riley Act (H.R. 29, 119th Congress) was named after a victim who died from blunt force trauma to the head and drowning, but the bill's manda…